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product_id: 55170171
title: "Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W"
brand: "varilight"
price: "8466 som"
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# 0-120W dimming power 2-way rotary control Made in Great Britain Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W

**Brand:** varilight
**Price:** 8466 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Elevate your ambiance with the dimmer that means business.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W by varilight
- **How much does it cost?** 8466 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- varilight enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted varilight brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Minimalist White Finish:** Clean, contemporary design that blends flawlessly into any professional or home interior aesthetic.
- • **Seamless Flicker-Free Dimming:** Experience ultra-smooth lighting transitions with V-Pro’s industry-leading technology—no buzzing, no flicker.
- • **Simple Earth-Free Installation:** Cut installation time with a no-earth-connection design—perfect for quick upgrades without compromise.
- • **Versatile 2-Way Rotary Control:** Effortlessly adjust your lighting from two locations with a sleek rotary knob designed for modern living spaces.
- • **Built to Last with Lifetime Guarantee:** Proudly crafted in the UK, backed by a lifetime guarantee for reliability you can trust.

## Overview

The Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer (JQP401W) is a premium, flicker-free dimmer switch designed for 0-120W LED lighting circuits. Featuring versatile 2-way rotary control and a minimalist white plastic finish, it offers seamless dimming without buzzing or flicker. Engineered in Great Britain with a lifetime guarantee, it supports easy earth-free installation and is compatible with a wide range of dimmable LEDs, making it the go-to choice for modern, professional lighting control.

## Description

The industry standard for a reason. Versatile and smooth V-Pro 12W dimmer switch.

Review: First Dimmer to Work! - Having recently decorating our front room we purchased two different halogen 'feature' style light fittings, but both came with quite high wattage bulbs, so really we wanted the ability to dim them when required. Both light fittings supported dimmer switches, but with halogen low voltage lights (the ones with built in transformers), you have to have a compatible dimmer switch. I tried a standard one which we already had and that made the lights strobe when dimmed. I then purchased a dimmer from B&Q which supported 'low voltage' and that made both the dimmer switch and the light fittings buzz...and buzz loudly! I then found this, and it was my final shot at it but thankfully, these worked like a charm. No buzzing and no flickering! I have since ordered a second one for the other light fitting and again, it works perfectly. These switches are a little more expensive, but by the time you've bought two or three cheap versions and found they don't work, you'd have wished you went straight for these! One final note though; if you're wanting to dim low voltage halogen lights you do need to check that the light fitting itself supports dimming...not all of them do.
Review: Works with Philips Master GU10 LED but only if you change the mode! - I have started replacing my Halogen GU10 bulbs with Philips Master LED 2700K ones as I believe that Philips have finally come up with a bulb that is virtually indistinguishable from the halogen ones in size, colour and brightness. Only thing is that once you have replaced all the bulbs you will probably find that your old dimmer switches need replacing because the new LED bulbs don't exceed the minimum load (often around 60 Watts). This leads to flickering or a lack of dimming. Enter the Varilight V-Pro series. Now the V-Pro hasn't formally been given the green light by Philips but as Varilight claims that their switches work with Philips LED bulbs I thought I'd give it a go. The default setting for this dimmer switch is to operate in trailing edge mode (not recommended for Philips LEDS). The switch worked, but the bulbs didn't dim down by much from the maximum setting. So I changed to the leading edge mode and they worked perfectly - dimming down to almost nothing. The only minor niggle is that the dimming range is a bit uneven in leading edge mode with a very sudden fall off about half way through the turn. The overall build quality of the switch is great and the dimmer module fitted in my rather shallow 16mm sockets. Given the very reasonable price I would recommend this switch for anyone changing over to LED lights. Just be sure to do your homework!

## Features

- V‑Pro dimmers are our flagship range — designed for modern LED lighting and built to deliver seamless, flicker-free dimming V‑Pro makes lighting control effortless and elegant
- 1-Gang dimmer for a single circuit of LEDs with super versatile V-Pro technology — the industry standard for smooth, reliable dimming
- The White Plastic finish offers a clean, minimalist look that blends seamlessly with any interior
- These dimmers do not require an earth connection, making installation simple and straightforward. Representing great value without compromising on performance
- Proudly designed and manufactured in Great Britain, with reliability you can count on — backed by a Lifetime Guarantee

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B007OU39QQ |
| Actuator Type | Rotary |
| Best Sellers Rank | 16,474 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 130 in Switches & Dimmers |
| Brand | Varilight |
| Circuit Type | 2-way |
| Colour | White |
| Compatible Devices | 1-10W dimmable LED bulbs |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Connector Type | Clamp |
| Connector type | Clamp |
| Contact Material | Brass |
| Contact Type | Normally Open, Normally Closed |
| Contact type | Normally Open , Normally Closed |
| Control Method | Push Button |
| Control Type | Dimmer |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa |
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Current Rating | 0.52 Amps |
| Current rating | 0.52 Amps |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,057 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05021575581065 |
| Included Components | Screws and Instructions |
| International Protection Rating | IP20 |
| Item Dimensions | 8.5 x 8.5 x 4.7 centimetres |
| Item Type Name | LED Dimmer Switch |
| Item Weight | 108 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Varilight |
| Manufacturer Part Number | JQP401W |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Number | JQP401W |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Positions | 3 |
| Operating Voltage | 230 Volts |
| Operating voltage | 230 Volts |
| Operation Mode | ON-ON-OFF |
| Operation mode | ON-ON-OFF |
| Product Warranty | 3 years. |
| Specification Met | CE |
| Switch Type | Dimmer |
| Terminal | Screw |
| UPC | 772040348328 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 100 Degrees Celsius |
| Wattage | 120 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Varilight
- **Connector type:** Clamp
- **Contact type:** Normally Open
- **Current rating:** 0.52 Amps
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 8.5 x 8.5 x 4.7 centimetres
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Operating voltage:** 230 Volts
- **Operation mode:** ON-ON-OFF
- **Switch type:** Dimmer
- **Terminal:** Screw

## Images

![Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61OEr0aBiIL.jpg)
![Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71EnJhED4qL.jpg)
![Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Lc9G-rehL.jpg)
![Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71H5YtLN8KL.jpg)
![Varilight Single V-Pro Rotary 2-Way LED Dimmer 1 x 0-120W White Plastic With White Knob, JQP401W - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61tjTk8X-SL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: does this dimmer have 'push in' knob to switch the lights off or you can only turn?**
A: ...Boo! I think turn/twist on/off is a better design than push on - they often come on on full power, as left, which obviously shocks the light and often kills them (especially filament bulbs). But, it says these have 'soft start' and you can push them on with your shoulder when your hands are full. But, I'd rather have instant turn/twist on dimmers without the soft start delay. Turn on low load (10w minimum) don't seem to exist (cheaply). :(

**Q: What depth of wall box is required to mount this dimmer switch?**
A: 25mm wall box would be adequate depth for the wall box to fit the JQP401W

**Q: I have 4 5w LED bulbs(2 trafos in between), set in mode 3, dimming part is working, but regularly the lights start flickering, what can I do?**
A: You need two things to dim LED lighting - 
1) a 'trailing edge' LED dimmer - not a conventional dimmer (these have 'Leading edge' dimming, which is no good for LED)
2) dimmable LED bulbs (or dimmable LED bulb+transformer combination)
If either of these is missing the LED bulbs will not dim properly and may well flicker too.

**Q: Can i use this with a standard bedroom light socket?**
A: Hi Dafydd,Yes you can replace your ordinary light switch with this dimmer and replace your normal bulb with an LED or low energy lampin the same lampholder.  I bought a Varilight dimmable low energy compact fluorescent to go with it, but found it to flicker at somebrightness settings. I tried all the possible settings on the dimmer to no avail. It may work better with an LED lamp, but I don't have any to try it with.Regards,Paul G

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First Dimmer to Work!
*by A***7 on 4 December 2013*

Having recently decorating our front room we purchased two different halogen 'feature' style light fittings, but both came with quite high wattage bulbs, so really we wanted the ability to dim them when required. Both light fittings supported dimmer switches, but with halogen low voltage lights (the ones with built in transformers), you have to have a compatible dimmer switch. I tried a standard one which we already had and that made the lights strobe when dimmed. I then purchased a dimmer from B&Q which supported 'low voltage' and that made both the dimmer switch and the light fittings buzz...and buzz loudly! I then found this, and it was my final shot at it but thankfully, these worked like a charm. No buzzing and no flickering! I have since ordered a second one for the other light fitting and again, it works perfectly. These switches are a little more expensive, but by the time you've bought two or three cheap versions and found they don't work, you'd have wished you went straight for these! One final note though; if you're wanting to dim low voltage halogen lights you do need to check that the light fitting itself supports dimming...not all of them do.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works with Philips Master GU10 LED but only if you change the mode!
*by S***R on 10 July 2013*

I have started replacing my Halogen GU10 bulbs with Philips Master LED 2700K ones as I believe that Philips have finally come up with a bulb that is virtually indistinguishable from the halogen ones in size, colour and brightness. Only thing is that once you have replaced all the bulbs you will probably find that your old dimmer switches need replacing because the new LED bulbs don't exceed the minimum load (often around 60 Watts). This leads to flickering or a lack of dimming. Enter the Varilight V-Pro series. Now the V-Pro hasn't formally been given the green light by Philips but as Varilight claims that their switches work with Philips LED bulbs I thought I'd give it a go. The default setting for this dimmer switch is to operate in trailing edge mode (not recommended for Philips LEDS). The switch worked, but the bulbs didn't dim down by much from the maximum setting. So I changed to the leading edge mode and they worked perfectly - dimming down to almost nothing. The only minor niggle is that the dimming range is a bit uneven in leading edge mode with a very sudden fall off about half way through the turn. The overall build quality of the switch is great and the dimmer module fitted in my rather shallow 16mm sockets. Given the very reasonable price I would recommend this switch for anyone changing over to LED lights. Just be sure to do your homework!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A dimmer switch that is much more advanced that you may think. You just need to read the manual.
*by B***E on 2 April 2016*

This is the sort of electrical product where you really must read the manual especially before giving it a negative review. I will start off just by saying some of the advantages and disadvantages. Advantages: Very good value for money Has 3 different modes to suit different types of LEDs You can adjust the minimum brightness to solve the issue that some LED lamps have when not enough current passes through them Disadvantages: Doesn't work well with certain brands of LED lamps even if they say they are fully dimmable About a half second delay whenever you adjust the dial before the lamp dims or gets brighter (this quite often is the case with some LED lamps with dimmers I found out that it didn't work very well at first with the LED I have. I was expecting this as I had read that the default mode 1 the switch comes with isn't what is designed to suit my LED. I have an Auraglow 13w dimmable LED bulb. This switch has 3 different modes it can be programmed to to suit different bulbs. Nobody should really give this product a negative review saying it doesn't work unless they have tested all 3 modes with their bulb. Also, you tend to need to make sure your LED brand says it is completable with this dimmer before buying. A video as well as the manual that came with the switch helped me out a lot. If you search "varilight v-pro" in Youtube, you will find it there. This video does answer a lot of what I describe below. What I have described is very detailed and technical so you may just want to watch the video but if you are wanting to find out more, it is probably worth reading. The switches default mode 1 is trailing edge. With my LED lamp, this didn't work very well with it. It went very bright but wouldn't go very dim. You can adjust the minimum brightness but it didn't solve the issue in this mode. I will explain how you can change the minimum brightness later in the review. It will be best to use a GLS lamp to change the dimming mode as they work fine in all 3 modes. To change modes on this switch doesn't seem simple at first but eventually you can work it out. You need to turn the dial to the maximum position when the lamp is on. You then need to turn the switch off and back on 3 times. The lamp pulses from minimum brightness to maximum and back to minimum to show that you can program it to either of the next 2 modes. As soon as the lamp goes off after showing it is in the programmable mode, turn the dial fully anti-clockwise. The bulb then flashes twice to show it is in mode 2. This mode is leading edge. With my lamp, this one is better as you can go much dimmer. The strange issue for me in this mode was that the bulb creates an irritating buzz and that seems to go through to my H-fi system and speakers. Very unusual but mode 3 seems to solve this completely. Annoyingly, you need to go back to mode 1 first before you can program it to mode 3. Again, you just need to turn it off and on 3 times exactly the same way as I said before and turn it to minimum brightness. This takes it back to mode 1 (trailing edge). To get to mode 3, you need to yet again turn it off and on 3 times until it flashes from dim to bright and back to dim and then off to show it is in the programmable mode. This time, as soon as it has done this, you need to turn the dial fully anti-clockwise, then instantly fully clockwise. The lamp with then fade on and off 3 times to indicate it is in mode 3 (alternative trailing edge). This mode suits my lamp very well. It can go as dim as you want it to go as well as very bright. As you are changing dimmer mode you may need to keep swapping between your LED and GLS lamps as only one of my LEDs behaves normally when changing the dimming modes. Others flicker making it very difficult to work out if the switch is actually on or off. Now I will explain how to adjust the minimum brightness. I found this useful as It didn't go very dim in any of the 3 modes at first. It is the same process in all 3 modes. It won't matter which one it is currently set to. This time you need to have the light turned on and turn the dial to the minimum position. You then repeat the process that I said before to set the switch into programmable mode. After it indicates it is in programmable mode, turn the dial fully clockwise. The light will then come on in a fairly dim position and you can then turn the dial anti-clockwise to however dim you want the lamp to go. You then leave it in the position that you want the minimum brightness of the bulb to be. After 3 seconds, it will go back to full brightness and then turn off. Then it comes back on again. you can now turn the dial fully down and the bulb will only go as dim as you set it to. The main purpose of this feature is if your LED has problems flickering when not enough current is passing through it. One of my LEDs does have this problem and I can solve it by setting the minimum brightness to a slightly higher level. Even when you switch to different modes, it will remember the minimum brightness you have set for each which is pretty advanced. If you ever get to the point where is start doing unusual things, there is an option to reset it to the default factory settings. It is quite similar to before. You need to set it to the maximum position and then do the same process as before. This time however you must wait until the light comes on fully before turning it off each time. It will then show you it is in the programmable mode. You then within 5 seconds, do exactly the same thing again. After this, the bulb will flash twice indicating that it has been set to the default factory settings. That may seem very complicated and it did take quite some time to figure it all out even with the video and the manual to help me. I am really impressed with it considering it doesn't cost much more that a standard dimmer for incandescent lamps that have none of these features.

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