RGBZONE Single Color LED Light Strip Dimmer 30A PWM LED Dimming Controller

I replaced 22 feet of 5050 SMD LED strips with Lampsero COB LED Strip Lights and replaced my existing 12 volt driver with a single RGBZONE LED Light Strip Dimmer, and the RGBZONE dimmer works great with this configuration. Super-easy hookup to the dimmer, and the dimmer has minimal temperature rise while in use. Great product.

Perfect setup for dimming the leds on my bike. Been running pefect.

Just finished installing to control a bunch of LED strip lights in my pantry cabinets. I've got a motion sending smart switch that feeds two HITLIGHTS 24V drivers. Each one leads to its own RGBZONE PWM dimmer for the two different zones of lights EMITEVER COB LED stripes). And so far, it's working great. I haven't installed the full array of lights yet, but results are excellent with what I've got. Very smooth dimming from off to full bright with no buzzing or flicker. The dimmer is a cheap little thing with a very industrial type of look (something I'd expect to find on a studio mixing board rather than, say, a modern kitchen wall. But it's perfect for its purpose in my case, and I expect it will do the job for years to come. Especially since I don't expect to be changing the dim settings of my pantry lights very often.

For me the lights just would not dim enough. When using it to try to dim my lights had a very slight flicker. But the unit is well made, terminals, etc. good. I think it may be the type of bulbs I had as they were way too bright without dimming

Basic model works well for me with 25 watts. Not sure on larger power sources. Knob a little stiff, can be pulled out with vice grips. No heat sink on internal transistors, perhaps buy a mini heat sink and stick it on if you have problems with full power capacity. Large transistor as pictured by seller was replaced with 4 smaller transistors in the product received (good or bad?) Maybe they fixed the power handling problem as described by others, but probably still would want to add a sink to get the most out of it. Good value for $12 otherwise, the cost of components is unbeatable, could not DIY yourself for anywhere close to the cost.

I built a portable battery setup that I can plug a green LED light for hunting and some 12V car battery ports as well for ice fishing or other accessories. I needed the dimmer for the hunting aspect because I need power tunned down and not to give a hard light out as it could be spotted and mess a hunt up. But wired it on a cord running back to my two 12amp batteries and was able to dim the light down to a very reasonable level. Because it's LED I knew it wouldn't be candle light dim but I was surprised how far it could take my light power down.

It worked okay for about an hour. After that, lights stayed on bright and would not dim. Could not get refund, would only send me an another one instead. If the next one is bad, back it will go too. My circuit is approximately 24v, 8 amp and 100w. Item description says 12 or 24v, 30 amp and 720w at 24v. The box felt warm but not hot to touch. Thinking total load rating for this is more like 3 amps instead of 30. Follow up: Received another unit and it lasted about 30 seconds, then my lights went back to full bright. There is no way this could be rated to handle 30 AMPS. No way!! If it can't handle 100 watts at 24 volts, how can it possibly handle the rated 720 watts. More than likely it's rated at 7.2 watts and 300 milliamps.

We added some 12V landscape lights to a 12V DC transformer, but the lights were just a bit too bright for our taste. I added this dimmer inline and was able to dim the lights just a couple of volts to make them the perfect brightness for us. No flicker was observed in the lights after installation and dimming, but that may also depend on the LEDs in the lights too.

Very easy to use and install

Our Neon LED strip light on the handrail was too bright. We're using this dimer to reduce brightness to around 25%. It works great, so far.

Flicker free operation for led strip lighting. Ordered second one for another job. Two months tested so far with no issues.

It dosnt have a remote controller, and im not sure what "Sheerness" means

Fairly easy install. Looks kind of cool. A lot of subtlety in dimming. would buy again.