Zigtiger Dimmer Light Switch Led Dimmer Switch LED/Incandescent Bulbs/Halogen Lamps 3-100W 1 Gang 2-Way/Brushed Steel

The Zigtiger LED Dimmer Switch in Antique Brass has exceeded my expectations in every way. Its seamless combination of vintage aesthetics and modern functionality instantly caught my eye. Installing it was a breeze, especially since no neutral wire was required, making the process hassle-free. This 1 Gang 2-Way dimmer switch is a versatile gem, compatible with a range of dimmable LED lights, incandescent bulbs, and halogen fixtures, accommodating wattages from 3 to 100 watts.The dimming performance of this switch is nothing short of impressive. The trailing edge technology ensures smooth and flicker-free adjustments, allowing me to set the perfect ambiance for any occasion. Whether I'm unwinding with a soft, warm glow in the evening or brightening up the space for a lively gathering, this dimmer switch offers unparalleled control. What truly sets this apart is the attention to detail in its design. The antique brass finish adds a touch of sophistication to my home decor, turning the switch itself into an aesthetic statement. If you're searching for a dimmer switch that marries style and practicality flawlessly, the Zigtiger LED Dimmer Switch is an absolute winner. It's now an essential part of my living space, providing the ideal lighting atmosphere with an exquisite visual appeal.

It was easy to install and it looks and feels good. It gives a decent range of brightness of my LED bulbs. The only issue is that, sometimes, the brightness of bulbs may start changing over time without any input; it would get slightly brighter for a few seconds, then reduce back, then get slightly brighter again, etc. I noticed this on low settings. Slightly turning the dimmer usually fixes the problem.

I was so impressed with these, I ended up changing out every light switch in my house for them.Installation was easy, setting them up for minimum light levels was effortless and they've been almost completely reliable so far.My one issue was that the dials are rather delicate so if you're a little ham-fisted when turning them on and off, it may crack inside and fall off. I fixed the one that did with some glue, then went around the rest to reinforce them before they eventually broke. No problems at all since.The big advantage I've noticed was the power savings since I've replaced all the switches, simply because I can set the light level to what I actually want instead of relying on the wattage of the bulb to be somewhere near.

This dimmer switch fits easilly in an existing light switch pattress box, and connects to the existing 2-wires (live and switched, no neutral required). This means it takes only a few minutes to fit and get operational. I purchased it to replace an old dimmer that had been installed by the previous owner, when the ceiling lamps it controled were all incandescent, and therefore took more than 180Watts. When modern low-energy LED bulbs were fitted, the old dimmer struggled to work properly as the power consumption was now low (circa 20W), so the dimmer caused flickering. The new Zigtiger dimmer worked a treat (it can control loads between 3 and 150W). A further benefit was that the old dimmer needed to be rotated for the on/off action (click). My wife has arthritis and struggled to rotate it past the 'click'. The Zigtiger dimmer has a push-on / push-off action and is thus much easier for her. The dimmer rotation is also very easy and smooth. Recommended!

The media could not be loaded. Dirt cheap for a reason: these seem designed to fail. The handle is made of incredibly cheap plastic that breaks very easily (see video). You'll be left with the naked switches whose spring will eventually fail.

I used this item to replace a malfunctioning dimmer switch on a bedside light. No problem with fitting it. When it came to actually use it, I found that it was a bit 'iffy' with the on/ off function press function.I then took of the knob, and had a look and it, and it appeared to me that the internal 'clamp' was a bit long tbh. I inserted a very small piece of packing into the centre of it, which then allowed the 'doctored' knob to work the on/off function without any problems.In the photo, the knob from the old switch is at the top, and you may be able to see there is an internal 'bar' inside which reduced the internal barrel length. In the new knob there is no 'bar' to do similar. So, if you are having problems with on/ off function, try a thin bit of packing and see if that solves your issue.

I used to think that all dimmer switches were the same. It was only recently that I learned about leading edge and trailing edge dimmers and the difference between them. The commonly bought switches are leading edge and I had problems with humming/buzzing and flickering at low light levels regardless of whether I used filament bulbs or dimmable LEDs. This Zigtiger dimmer is trailing edge and gives perfect performance throughout the range of brightness with no buzzing. The added bonus is the ability to program the brightness at the minimum setting. I found the programming extremely simple; just press the button slowly like it says, about one push per second.Installation was straightforward into the existing 25mm back box. No spacer was necessary but I did have to flatten the bottom screw tab as it got in the way of the back of the switch. (There are four screw tabs on this back box - two horizontal which were used for fixing the switch and two unused vertical ones). I am very pleased with this dimmer switch and wish I’d known about trailing edge circuitry years ago.

Works fine