Shine Decor Brightness Dimmer Controller Pack, 100V-240V 7 X14 | Shop The World
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Shine Decor Brightness Dimmer Controller Pack, 100V-240V for 7 X14.5mm LED Single Color Neon Rope Lights Only
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Products from the USA may come with an input voltage of 110V–120V, requiring a step-down transformer. Check the device wattage to select the correct power converter.
•CHECK MODELS: This accessory is ONLY suitable for Shine Decor 110V 7*14.5mm LED Single Color Neon Rope Lights. When the remote does not function correctly, pair your remote with the controller by the reference video, picture, and the 'Application Guide' on the product page. After the remote is paired with the remote well, press the button for times to get the lighting effect you want.
•Using Guidance: Each controller connects up to 150FT LED Neon Rope Light. When installing the dimmer's controller, do remember to use the 2-prong pin, the pin's sharp side set into the light, the round side to the dimmer controller's round holes. Put neon light's all the connection sides, power cord side, end tail side indoors or in waterproof boxes to avoid water seeping in.
•Package Contents: (We will reply to you within 24 hours if you need any guidance or help.)1x remote, 1x controller, 2x 2-prong pin, 1x 10in heat-shrinkable tube. The working voltage is from AC 100V- AC 240V.
•REMOTE Control: The remote has different modes and dimming degree for your choice, enables to control the light through obstacles, use from max 60ft range when without obstacles and 360° freely.
•NON-FLICKER CONTROLLER: Pair the remote with the controller when the remote is not in control. Kindly check the product page's description and connecting guidance picture or video before making a connection of the dimmer with your neon rope lights, this dimmer ONLY suitable for Shine Decor 7 X14.5mm LED Single Color Neon Rope Lights. The controller's inner part is made of metal–oxide–semiconductor transistor, which controls the current frequency to illuminate smoothly without flickering.
