Pushbutton dimmer switches

 

— pushbutton dimmer — a regulator consisting of a two-position switch. When you press the top edge of the dimmer, the voltage supplied to the consumer increases, and when you press the bottom edge, the voltage decreases. Usually, a button dimmer is used to control the brightness of special dimmable LED bulbs, but there are button dimmers for other current consumers, from heaters to electric blinds. Most often, a push-button dimmer is additionally equipped with a separate switch key — the dimmer becomes active after the electric current consumer is turned on.