TAURKENAM Inline Dimmer Switch 100W LED 300W Incandescent 6.6 ft Cord
Inline dimmer controls up to 100 watt LED or 300 watt incandescent bulbs with a 6.6 ft cord and tool-free setup
- Smooth stepless dimming via slide control
- Compatible with 100 watt LED and 300 watt incandescent bulbs
- Tool-free plug-in installation with 6.6 ft cord
- UL certified and RoHS compliant for safety
- Dims lights to save energy and extend bulb life
Inline Dimmer for LED and Incandescent
The TAURKENAM inline dimmer switch controls dimmable LED and CFL bulbs up to 100 watts and incandescent bulbs up to 300 watts on a 110 to 120 volt supply. A 6.6 foot cord places the slider within easy reach of a bedside or desk lamp. The unit is UL certified and RoHS compliant for safety.
Suits Plug-In Lamps Without Wall Wiring
Renters and homeowners who want adjustable brightness on table lamps, night lights or decorative fixtures without cutting into walls will find this a simple solution. Builders needing an in-wall dimmer for hard-wired ceiling lights or circuits exceeding the stated wattage limits should look at a different product.
Plug-and-Play Addition to Existing Lamps
The dimmer inserts between a standard wall outlet and the lamp plug, requiring no tools or electrical work. It frees you from fixed brightness levels and lets you lower output to save energy and extend bulb life. The slider also clicks fully off, removing standby power from the connected fixture.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which bulbs can I use with the 100 watt LED and 300 watt incandescent limits?
Use dimmable LED or CFL bulbs up to 100 watts total, or standard incandescent bulbs up to 300 watts total, on a 110 to 120 volt supply.
Will the slider dimmer work on a lamp that already has a built-in rotary switch?
Yes — plug the dimmer into the wall, then plug the lamp into the dimmer; the slider provides full-range stepless control and can turn the power off completely regardless of the lamp’s own switch.
How do I verify the dimmer is operating correctly after plugging it in?
Slide the control upward — the connected light should brighten smoothly; slide downward — it should dim gradually to off; the lamp must respond at every position without flicker.
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