0-10V LED Dimmer, Decorator Rocker Light Switch for 0-10V Dimmable LED Lights, 120-277V, Single-Pole or 3-Way, ETL Listed, White

Capable of dimming 4 LED lights wire together. Would recommend.

Not a bad switch, Installed 4 or 5 of them in a small office project with success. Only problem with one switch and changing the polarity of the 0-10v leads fixed the problem.

This product is of good quality. It’s easy to assemble. The instructions are clear. The switch is exactly what I was looking for.

Used for exterior LED parking lot light (these lights are super bright), the dimmer wants to turn the light off on the dimest setting. Hard to get a low dim...bright is no problem.

Compared to what I could buy at Lowes or Home Depot this was much cheaper and worked perfectly

I recently updated our lighting fixtures in our dining rom and wanted to have the option of dimming the lights. This had worked out great. Our previous chandelier also had a dimming function so replacing it with this was very simple. The instructions were easy to follow and the results are very nice. Nice buy.

I have been installing dimmer switches for over 30 years. I consider myself a pretty good handyman. I was not able to get this Dimmer switch to work with my LED lights. I am using this switch in a kitchen as a Single-Pole switch. I tested the switch for continuity with a meter. The Black and Red large wires (Not the one with the label) will turn on or shut off the switch. My home was built in the late 80 and none of my lighting switch receptacles have a neutral wire.The switch works fine as an on or off switch, but I get no dimming capabilities from the switch. I replaced my older dimmer switch from another manufacture with this one, because I was getting some flickering with dimmable rated LED bulbs. To hook up this switch, I used the Black, large Red and ground wire only. (As shown in picture, top wires were used only) Other wires were not used.Finally, I switched the lights back to halogen from LED to see if the dimmer would then work. No luck. Switch would turn on/off but not dim. I’m puzzled. I see no other way to wire this as a single-pole without neutral wire. My other dimmer switch works but causes flickering with my bulbs. For now, I will just use this switch to turn the lights on and off and not worry about the dim feature, but it's a pretty expensive switch to only give you on/off capabilities. I really suspect I got a lemon.