Features
- Remote control operation
- Uses commercial pre-programmed remote control
- On and off control with soft start for long lamp
life
- Fast and slow dim up and dim down control
- Automatic dim up and dim down
- Programmable minimum and maximum dimming levels
- Programmable automatic dimming rate
- Dimming level and dimming rate kept even after a
blackout
- Remote control acknowledge indication
- Automatic dimming indication
- RFI suppression
- Four remote control codes available
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Do you want more features from a plug-in lamp than just
boring old on and off?
This multi-featured Automatic Lamp Dimmer provides total
control via an infrared remote. Use it for mood lighting, home theatre lighting
or even as a night light.
Wall-mounted lamp dimmers (ie, those that control the fixed
lamps in homes) are common, used to great effect to adjust the brightness levels
to suit the occasion.
However, it is not very common to find a dimmer for a table
lamp or other portable lamp. But these lamps can also benefit from being able to
be dimmed.
For example, you may wish to dim the lights in your lounge room
and you can do this with the dimmer that controls the main ceiling lights.
Until now, though, you’ve had only on and off control of any
other lamps.
For a home theatre room, being able to dim the ancillary lights
is important if the full visual impact of the large screen is to be realised.
In fact, if you only use ancillary lighting that plugs into the
Automatic Lamp Dimmer, the lighting can be dimmed automatically over the period
of a few seconds, resulting in a "professional" theatre experience.
And as the dimmer functions are remote controlled, all the
brightness adjustments can be made from the comfort of your lounge chair. Bring
on the popcorn and choc-tops!
As a night-light, the Automatic Lamp Dimmer can be set to
slowly dim from full brightness (or from a dimmed brightness) down to a preset
level over an extended time period.
The slow dimming function is ideal for use in a child’s room.
It provides such a slow reduction in light over a period of time, that the
children probably won’t even notice before they fall asleep!
