LED WiFi TRIAC Dimmer Regulator up to 150W

Smart WiFi LED dimmer regulator with TRIAC system (pill type), ideal for controlling and automating your home. Turn your LED lights on/off and adjust their brightness remotely to match the occasion. With a single dimmer, you can control up to 150W of LED power. You can also schedule routines in the app to set the brightness automatically at the time you choose, and manage switching on or off. Works via WiFi through the IWIIK and/or TUYA SMART app on your Android or iOS smartphone. Compatible with Google Home and Alexa for voice control. Its compact size makes installation easier for a discreet integration in your home.

Technical Specifications

The dimmer regulator operates on a voltage range of 220-240V and features an ingress protection rating of IP20, suitable for indoor installations. Its compact dimensions of 46x46x18 mm facilitate easy integration into existing electrical setups without requiring additional space.

Compatibility and Connectivity

The device connects over standard WiFi networks and is compatible with major smart home platforms such as Google Home and Alexa, enabling seamless voice control. Users can manage lighting remotely through dedicated smartphone applications available for Android and iOS devices, including IWIIK and TUYA SMART.

Control and Scheduling Features

Beyond remote dimming and switching, this regulator supports scheduling functions allowing users to automate lighting scenes according to daily routines. This promotes energy efficiency and enhances atmosphere control by adjusting brightness levels at preset times.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of LED lights can this dimmer control?

It can regulate LED lamps compatible with TRIAC dimming systems, supporting up to a maximum load of 150W.

Is professional installation required?

While the product's compact size allows for discreet installation, it involves electrical wiring; therefore, professional installation is recommended for safety.

Can this dimmer work without WiFi?

Basic manual switching may be possible depending on installation, but smart features such as remote control and scheduling require WiFi connectivity.