TM06 Wall Mounted Single Color Led Touch Panel Controller glass dimmer switch for LED Strip light (DC12V-24V)

Description

Small convenient touch dimmer module for various LED installations.
Just run your LED operating current in series through the dimming unit and you are ready to use the whole thing. Dimmer can be used ranging from single LEDs up to LED strips or any other larger contraptions, as long as the device max current draw is not exceeded.

Dimmer unit technical details:

• Operating principle:
  • Touch operated PWM dimmer for operating LED’s
  • Tap button:
    • Stepless dimming through touching the ring
    • Touching M button dims the lights in steps
    • Touching power button turns the light on to last dimming setting or off
  • All the three dimemr channels are driven to the same exact value. So in other words even though there is 3 channels/outputs the dimmer still works as so called 1 channel dimmer.
  • Upon power outage resumes back to last operating state
• Operating voltage:
  • 12…24VDC
• Max operating current:
  • 4A/channel according to the specs
    • LED driving has been done through 3x NTD4809NG N-channel MOSFET’s According to it’s datasheet it has current capacity up to… 58A. So the reality might be somewhere in between (perhaps between 4…10A if the part cooling is sufficient)
• PWM switching frequency:
  • 250Hz
• Indicator:
  • Piezo beeper will beep after successful touch of M or power button
• Controller color:
  • Black
• Dimmer chassis material:
  • Plastic
• Dimmer face plate material:
  • Glass
• Pinout:
  • You’ll find it out from the images/product itself
• Installation method:
  • Mounted through 4x6mm holes which are spaced between 60mm into a 58x66mm…84x84mm hole.
  • There is also a small hole which can be opened for a 4,5mm cable underneath the panel, if you want to route out the output cable to LED from underneath the controller.
  • Test your connections/installations functionality before closing off the panel. If the lid lies nicely against the wall, then opening it up nicely without breaking anything, without having any hook like tool might prove to at least a mildly shitty task to do.
• Dimming range:
  • In steps and in order through M button 100%, 90%, 80%, 70%, 60%, 50%, 40%, 30%, 20%, 10%, 5%, off (PWM duty cycle)
  • Stepplessly from the ring in an increments of 2,5% (PWM duty cycle)