Premium Stainless Steel Construction
Made from solid stainless steel with a brushed finish, with a precision-knurled metal knob that feels reassuringly substantial.
Made from solid stainless steel with a brushed finish, with a precision-knurled metal knob that feels reassuringly substantial.
Provides a dedicated 0–10V control signal through separate D+ and D− terminals for precise brightness adjustment with compatible drivers and controllers.
No neutral connection is required at the wall control. Neutral remains connected directly to the driver or controller, while dedicated D+ and D− wires carry the 0–10V control signal.
Supports on/off control from a second location when connected to a conventional 2-way switch. Brightness adjustment is available from the rotary dimmer only.








It should be at least 25mm.
A 0-10V dimmer switch is specifically designed for 0-10V or 1-10V lighting control systems, providing smooth dimming from 0% to 100%. It can also be used to control other devices that are controlled by 0-10V signals, such as motors, pumps, and fans.
Only when the lamps are connected through a compatible 0–10V driver. It does not directly control standard mains-dimmable lamps designed for leading- or trailing-edge dimming. For these lamps, please choose our Universal 2-Way Dimmer Switch.
No neutral connection is required at the dimmer. However, the compatible 0–10V driver or controller may still require a neutral connection as part of the wider circuit.
Yes. Dedicated control wiring is required between the dimmer’s D+ and D− terminals and the corresponding control inputs on the compatible 0–10V driver or controller.
No. When connected to a conventional 2-way switch, the second location provides on/off control only. Brightness can be adjusted from the rotary dimmer location.
Yes, it can provide a 0–10V control signal to compatible controllers and drives used with motors, pumps and fans. It does not power these devices directly, and the connected equipment must be compatible with a 0–10V control input and remain within the specified electrical ratings.
Yes, but only if it meets the required safety standards and is placed in the right zone.