Premium Single-Pole Push Button Universal Dimmer Switch with True Mother-of-Pearl Buttons
Description
A House of Antique Hardware exclusive! Our Premium Single-Pole Push Button Universal Dimmer Switch offers modern dimmer technology in an authentic, vintage-style package. Simply push the smooth button to switch on/off, and rotate the fluted button to increase or decrease the light level. Each button features a true mother-of-pearl inlay, an iridescent shell that shimmers as it reflects light for a touch of elegance. It is the perfect companion to our own premium push button switches. Built to modern safety standards (UL & CUL listed), it is the dimmer of choice for any period restoration.
UL listed for use with dimmable incandescent, LED & CFL bulbs. This dimmer is also ELV compliant to work with electronic low-voltage lighting. Can be installed with the dimmer button in the top or bottom position. The 300-watt version is suitable for smaller fixtures or chandeliers with low wattage bulbs. The 600-watt version is suitable for larger fixtures or chandeliers with high wattage bulbs.
Dimmer case dimensions: 1 3/4" W x 2 3/4" H x 1 3/8" D. Rated for 120V - 60Hz.
(NOT FOR USE WITH NON-DIMMABLE LED OR CFL BULBS, FLUORESCENT FIXTURES, FANS OR MAGNETIC LOW VOLTAGE)
UL listed for use with dimmable incandescent, LED & CFL bulbs. This dimmer is also ELV compliant to work with electronic low-voltage lighting. Can be installed with the dimmer button in the top or bottom position. The 300-watt version is suitable for smaller fixtures or chandeliers with low wattage bulbs. The 600-watt version is suitable for larger fixtures or chandeliers with high wattage bulbs.
Dimmer case dimensions: 1 3/4" W x 2 3/4" H x 1 3/8" D. Rated for 120V - 60Hz.
(NOT FOR USE WITH NON-DIMMABLE LED OR CFL BULBS, FLUORESCENT FIXTURES, FANS OR MAGNETIC LOW VOLTAGE)
Installation
Installation Instructions
How to install this product in a typical situation.
Hardware Tip
We reccommend that electrical devices and light fixtures be installed by a licensed electrician. This should ensure that proper safety measures are taken and local electrical codes are met.
WARNING: California Proposition 65
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