300W Trailing Edge TRIAC Dimmer for 220V Dimmable LED Lights

Product descriptions
     
     
     

Trailing Edge TRIAC Dimmer

     
     
SpecificationOwn Private Model Design
Type: Triac LED Dimmer for trailing edge
Model: BQ-TTDIM
Input Voltage: 200 ~ 240 VAC
Output Voltage: 200 ~ 240 VAC
Output Current: Max 1.25A
Output Power: 5-300W
Input Signal: Rotary Knob
Dimming Range: 0-100%
Dimension:  86*86*23mm

Features

* Rotary panel AC phase-cut dimmer, 1 channel output.
* To dim and switch single color dimmable LED lamps.
* Rotate knob to change brightness,
* Trailing edge dimming.
* 0-100% dimming range.
* Over-heat / Over-load protection, recover automatically.
     

Trailing Edge TRIAC Dimmer Wiring Diagram

1. Connecting the Driver to Power: Start by connecting the driver’s input wire neutral (N) to your power source neutral (N). This usually involves matching the live (L), neutral (N), and earth (E) wires.
2. Attaching the LED Light Source: Next, connect the driver’s output wires to your LED light. Ensure the positive (+) and negative (-) wires match up.
3. Integrating the TRIAC Dimmer: Finally, wire the dimmer switch live (L) to the power source live (L) and the dimmer’s other terminal links to the driver live (L).
This allows you to control the brightness of your LED light.

     
     

What Is A TRIAC Dimmer?

A TRIAC dimmer is a device that helps control the brightness of a light. TRIAC stands for "Triode for Alternating Current." It is a kind of switch used in electrical circuits. Imagine a light switch that you can turn on and off very quickly. A TRIAC dimmer does something similar, but it does this very fast and in a way that you can control.

Here's how it works. When you turn on a light, electricity flows to the bulb, making it bright. A TRIAC dimmer cuts this flow of electricity part of the time. It turns the light on and off many times a second. When the light is off just a little bit of the time, the bulb looks very bright. When the light is off more of the time, the bulb looks dimmer.

You might wonder why we don't see the light flickering since it's being turned on and off so fast. It's because this happens quicker than our eyes can notice. So, to us, it just looks like the light is getting dimmer or brighter, not flickering.

Using a TRIAC dimmer is useful because it lets you set the mood in a room. You can have bright light when you're reading or doing work. Or, you can make the light dimmer for a cozy evening. It also helps save energy. Dimmer lights use less electricity, so they can help lower your electric bill.

In short, a TRIAC dimmer is a smart tool for controlling light. It's like having a volume knob, but for light, allowing you to adjust the brightness to just the right level.
     
     

What Is A Trailing Edge Dimmer?

A trailing edge dimmer is a type of dimmer switch used to control the brightness of lights. Unlike other dimmers, it works by cutting off the end part of the electricity wave. This method is smoother and more efficient, especially for modern lights like LEDs.

Here's a simple way to understand it. Imagine a wave in the ocean. If you cut the wave early, that's like other dimmers. But a trailing edge dimmer waits and cuts the wave at the end. This gentle cut means the lights can dim without flickering or making noise.

This dimmer is great for saving energy and making bulbs last longer. It's like turning down the volume on a radio, but for light. You can make a room cozy or bright without wasting electricity. Plus, it's easy on your lights, so they don't wear out fast.

In summary, a trailing edge dimmer is a smart, smooth way to control light. It's perfect for creating the right mood and saving energy at the same time.