Belns Melns LED Dimmer Switch for Dimmable LED/Halogen/Incandescent Lights Trailing Edge Dimmer Switches Rotary Push On/Off, 1 Gang, 1Way/2 Way, 3-100 Watts

The switch is simple to wire and install. It is high quality, with smooth transitions between pressing, turning on/off, and adjusting the dimmer. I also appreciate the clean look since no screws are visible. It provides excellent value for money.

Pretty good. For my purposes, I would like it to be able to dim lower than it does, also there isn’t great distribution of dimming transition (smoothness) from turning from min to max, as if the majority of the transition happens in the first 30% of the knob turn and the residual 70% is for its own sake. All that being said, it does a decent job, no noise (which is a big tick) & minimal flickering. Was easy to install (with some common sense). 🔨

These look smart and are easy to install. I needed this to replace an old halogen light dimmer that would not work with LEDs and this works really well with no noise. Some reviews on this and similar products make the lights flicker (this did not) and I wonder if they were not using dimmable bulbs, which you must for this product to work.

I was initially very pleased with this dimmer - it worked very well with LED light bulbs - but after less than two months of use, there was a bang, and all the lights in the house went out. The fuse was replaced, but it blew again immediately. After replacing this dimmer with a Varilight V-Pro dimmer switch, everything works fine again. I've been using Varilight dimmers for years with no issues, and only bought this brand, as the model number I wanted wasn't available at the time. I would not recommend this product. Update - soon after I posted my review the company - Belns Melns Store - contacted me, apologising profusely for my negative experience, and offering me a refund for the dimmer switch. They also sent me a complimentary pack of LED light bulbs to try, and I'm happy to say they perform as expected. Would I buy this dimmer switch again. No. But I cannot fault the company for their customer service, which they clearly take very seriously. Thank you Ivy for all of your help.

I understand that there are sometimes compatibility issues with LED bulbs and dimmer switches. I have the switch connected to a light unit holding three 8.1w (2700 lumens) LED bulbs. At first the brightness would peak at around 75% of turning for brightness and then drop a little from 75-100% of the turn. There's a tiny little adjustment screw at the back. I turned that anticlockwise until it resolved the problem. Now it works OK. I can turn up the brightness to full at 100% turn and dim to 0, except that I don't seem to get all of the nuance of shades in between that one might expect, if that makes sense. There seemed to be more nuance available before adjusting the screw at the back. However, its working well enough. Its just an observation. Not a complaint.