LED dimming stabilizer Ion

It is possible that your LED lighting will vibrate when using an LED Dimmer. This can be caused, for example, by the LED lamp containing a high voltage or by an LED lamp switching on/off in the lowest or highest light setting, which means that voltage fluctuations are absorbed. The vibration is logically experienced as disturbing, but fortunately this problem can be solved relatively easily with a dimmer stabilizer. By placing the dimmer stabilizer near the lighting, voltage fluctuations can be absorbed and any vibration is removed from the lighting. After this, the LED Dimmer will dim nicely and gradually again. It is important that the middle range of the light setting is stable.

The dimming stabilizer also ensures that LED lamps that are switched off do not continue to glow. The continued glow can be caused by, among other things, reactive current in the installation. By using the dimming stabilizer, you capture the last bit of reactive current, which will completely switch off the lamp. When the LED Dimmer works completely correctly in combination with the LED lamp used, we recommend not using a dimming stabilizer.