Our products have both dimming and non-dimming capabilities. The dimming feature is great for creating the perfect ambiance in any setting. It also can help to conserve energy by reducing the amount of light that is needed to adequately illuminate an area. There are three dimming functions available in our fixtures
Constant Current Dimming (1v-10v)
Constant current dimming is a type of analog dimming that is often used for LEDs. With constant current dimming, the current flowing through the LED is kept at a constant level, and the voltage is varied to control the brightness of the light. This approach has a number of advantages, including improved color stability and better power efficiency.
PWM Signal dimming
Pulse width modulation dimming (PWM) is a technique for reducing the average power delivered to an electrical load. This technique is used in LED lights, where it can be used to control the brightness of the light. It is also used in motor speed control and other applications where it is necessary to control the amount of power delivered to a load.
Variation of Resistance Unit Dimming
A variable resistance dimmer is a type of light dimmer that uses a variable resistor to control the amount of power flowing to a light. The variable resistor is usually a potentiometer, which allows the user to dial in the desired level of brightness.