🏡 Arduino and Raspberry Pi Compatible 4 Channel I2C AC Dimmer Light Bulb Smart Home for 110V 220V 50hz/60hz - Ideal for IOT Projects Review

Based on our own experience, this channel dimmer is a fantastic addition to any DIY project that involves the use of LEDs or other lighting systems. It is incredibly easy to install and program, making it perfect for beginners. The dimming function works flawlessly, allowing accurate brightness control. However, it can only handle a limited number of channels, so it might not work for larger projects.

It works like a dimmer but not in the way you might expect. First of all: I am in the USA where the voltage is 120V and the frequency is 60Hz. . I have not tested this at 230V/50Hz. Now the setpoint you program is not a brightness level (e.g. 0=dim, 100=bright, like most "smart” devices I've worked with) but a "dim” level (i.e. each higher the number, the lower the performance). This is stated in the docs I found, so I can't deduct points for this feature. The reason I feel justified in only…

It works like a dimmer, but not in the way you might expect. First things first: I'm in the US where the voltage is 120V and the frequency is 60Hz. I have not tested this at 230V/50Hz. Now the setpoint you program is not a brightness level (e.g. 0 = dark, 100 = bright, like most "smart" devices I've worked with) but a "dim" level (i.e. each higher the number, the lower the performance). This is stated in the docs I found, so I can't deduct points for this feature. The reason I feel justified in