
Smooth, Stable & Flicker-Free Dimming
Compatible with dimmable LED, halogen and incandescent lamps. Delivers smooth, precise dimming from 0–100%, without flicker, buzzing.
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Compatible with dimmable LED, halogen and incandescent lamps. Delivers smooth, precise dimming from 0–100%, without flicker, buzzing.

Used with a standard light switch, allowing you to control the same light from two locations — switch it on at the door, then adjust the brightness from your bedside.

Designed for straightforward upgrades in UK homes, with no neutral wire or deeper back box required. The compact module fits a standard UK 25mm back box.
Automatically restores your last used brightness level.
Boost the lights that don't illuminate when turned on at a lower level.
Gently start your lights to prevent them from being impacted.
Automatic maximum brightness adjustment to prevent flickering.
Programmable minimum brightness to prevent flickering.








No – Repenic are designed for UK homes and work without a neutral wire. This means they can be installed as a direct replacement for your existing wall switch in older properties as well as modern homes.
The dimmer supports compatible dimmable LED, halogen and incandescent lamps. For a single dimmer, LED loads are rated at 5–250W for resistive or capacitive loads and 5–100W for resistive or inductive loads. Halogen and incandescent loads are rated at 5–250W. Lower maximum loads apply to multi-gang installations.
Yes – both options are supported. Trailing edge (default) is recommended for most LEDs, while leading edge may be better for some halogens or older LED bulbs.
Yes. The minimum brightness level can be adjusted to suit the connected lighting and help reduce flickering or sudden cut-off at low levels. The dimmer also automatically adjusts the maximum brightness to help maintain stable dimming.
There is no limit on the number of lights controlled by the dimmer. As long as the total wattage of all lights controlled by this dimmer adds up to less than 250W. Due to certain errors in the nominal wattage of lights, we recommend that the total wattage of the lights be preferably below 230W.
It should be at least 25mm.
Yes, but only if it meets the required safety standards and is placed in the right zone.
In one circuit, there can only be one 2-way dimmer. If you want to control it from different locations, please connect it to 2-way or intermediate switches.
If you want to install multiple dimmers in the same circuit, please use our multi-way dimmers.