Pressure shooting button

The classic among the dimmers is the rotating dimmer with switch. If you press on the button, the light is switched on or off and the brightness can then be set via the rotary button. This makes the light simply brighter or darker by turning to the left or right. A very simple principle that everyone really masters directly. Like any other dimmer, the rotary knob dimmer also serves the brightness setting of lights and thus manages to change the mood in the room with just a small rotation.

Like a conventional and well -known light switch, the rotating dimmer is easily attached to the wall of a room at the end of the lamp line and can then be used to control the dimmable lamp. Since most of these pressure turntables are also an alternating switch at the same time, they can be easily integrated into existing switching circuits.

In addition to the rotating dimmer, there are also other types of dimmers that are available, such as t at -up dimmers or touchdimmer. These work by long pressing or through a pure touch. What type you choose usually only depends on what you prefer, because there are both phase intimacy dimmers and phase section dimmers as a rotating dimmer.