BTF-LIGHTING Mini Touch Dimmer Switch Brightness Adjustment Monochrome On/Off Touch Dimming Controller for Cabinet Light FCOB COB Bar 12/24VDC Max3A Silver (No Power or LED Strip)

I needed a simple and effective dimmer for an LED sign that was way too bright, and the BTF-LIGHTING Mini RF Dimmer Controller was the perfect solution! It works exactly as promised—no hassle, no complicated setup, just pure functionality.This dimmer was truly plug-and-play—I connected it in seconds, and it instantly gave me full control over the brightness. The included remote is a fantastic touch, making it super convenient to adjust the brightness from anywhere in the room. It’s responsive, easy to use, and adds so much flexibility.If you need a reliable, easy-to-use dimmer for your LED setup, this is it. It solved my problem perfectly, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It controls LED light strip without issue. I have two, and you can program a single remote to work with multiple controllers. Press and hold the 1 (on) and Strobe buttons simultaneously within a few seconds after connecting the power side connector of the controller. The light strip will blink, indicating successful pairing. This is noted in a couple of the other reviews. The dimming function works well.

This is the third PWM LED dimmer I've tried for our under-counter lighting. It flickers at random at all brightness levels - most noticeably at the lower brightnesses.It could very well be that there's noise on our AC line because this is not the first dimmer to flicker; however, there was one brand I bought before this one that did not flicker at all, but it failed completely after a year, hence the search for a replacement. None found so far that do not have a random flicker issue.<< addendum >> I gave this another star because the Remote is handy and the flickering, I have determined, is inherent to ALL the dimmers i have tried. There is something else going here, perhaps the wall adapter is garbage or our AC line voltage is noisy.-- Addendum 2 -- I changed the power supply to a 3A rating and the dimmer works as it should have. Changing back to 5 stars.

I'm very sensitive to LED flicker, and I'm very happy with this dimmer. It's a PWM-based dimmer, but the switching frequency is high enough that I don't notice any flicker even at the lowest brightness level.One thing to note is that the dimmer doesn't appear to have much if any input ballast, so you might experience major switching noise on your power source, though not all power sources will behave the same. For example, I can't use the dimmer with my Ecoflow power stations due to a terrible DC whine, but it works fine with smaller powerbanks or regular wall plugs. I don't want to on a tangent discussing rectifiers and DC/DC regulators here, but basically make sure to test it at low power settings with the exact same power source you'll use after installation to avoid noisy surprises.

I tried two of these and neither worked as intended. This was purchased as part of the BTF combo with power supply and lighting strip. A short touch is supposed to turn the the switch on or off. A long touch is supposed to either dim or brighten the light, releasing the touch when the brightness level is achieved. I have other devices that have this same mechanism that work as described. This device when short touched will turn the device on... and it moves to maximum brightness. Another short touch and it acts like a long touch that is being held to dim the light to minimum brightness. It's as if the device is not registering when the touch ends - this was tried with the device on a non-conductive (rubber) mat so it is not an issue of it shorting or detecting a touch from elsewhere.

When these dimmer controllers work, they do exactly what they’re supposed to—adjust brightness and switch modes smoothly. They synced easily with multiple LED strips of different types without any hassle.That said, the user interface feels a bit clunky. Some buttons and functions aren’t as intuitive as expected, making it confusing at first to start or stop certain modes. I purchased two units; one stopped working fairly quickly but was replaced without issue.If you can overlook the awkward controls and occasional reliability concerns, this controller gets the job done at a decent price.

Cheap, not a ton of useless buttons, works with RF not infrared so it is much more reliable than older systems.I used two of these in relatively close proximity (different bedrooms) and they don't have any crosstalk.

I installed some small LED puck lights on my bar shelves. After two of the supplied dimmer switches failed, I sought a new solution. This controller and remote have been very reliable thus far.