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The DIN Rail AC Dimmer Module allows for precise regulation of alternating current (AC) voltage, handling up to 10A at 400V across 4 channels. Perfect for controlling lamps, heating elements, fans, and air purifiers, this dimmer is ideal for smart home systems, offering smooth brightness adjustments for a comfortable atmosphere. It works best with filament and medium to high-brightness LED lamps, though low-brightness LEDs may exhibit inconsistent performance. Featuring isolated power and control sections for microcontroller safety, the module is compatible with both 5V and 3.3V logic levels. Easily controlled via the RBDDimmer.h library, it connects to Arduino controllers using two digital pins per channel, making it a versatile addition to any project.
The DIN Rail AC Dimmer Module is designed to regulate alternating current (AC) voltage, capable of handling currents up to 10A at 400V across 4 channels. While it supports high power, we recommend staying below the upper limit for optimal performance. This dimmer is ideal for controlling lamps, heating elements, fans, pumps, air purifiers, and similar devices.
Increasingly popular in smart home systems, this module allows for smooth adjustments in light brightness, creating a comfortable ambiance. It performs best with filament lamps and medium to high-brightness LED lamps, although low-brightness LEDs may show inconsistent performance. Note that fluorescent (gas discharge) lamps do not support dimming.
The power section is isolated from the control section to protect the microcontroller from high currents. The dimmer is compatible with both 5V and 3.3V logic levels, ensuring easy connection to microcontrollers.
For Arduino projects, the dimmer is controlled via the RBDDimmer.h library, which manages external and process time interrupts. This simplifies coding, freeing up processing time for other tasks, and allows control of multiple dimmers from a single microcontroller. The RBDDimmer.h library and example codes are available on GitHub, with regular updates on our website.
The dimmer connects to Arduino controllers through two digital pins per channel: the Zero pin detects the AC Phase Null, triggering interrupts, while the DIM/PSM pin adjusts the current. The Zero pin must connect to specific microcontroller pins depending on the model (e.g., Uno, Nano, Leonardo, or Mega), as it’s tied to the microcontroller’s interrupt function.
| Weight | 0.205 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 9 × 6 cm |
| Power | up to 400V (10A per channel) |
| AC frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| TRIAC | BTA16-600B |
| Isolation | Optocoupler |
| Logic level | 3.3V/5V |
| Zero point | Logic level |
| Modulation (PSM) | dimming 0~100% |
| Signal current | >10mA ro channel |
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Works
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A pity that there is no fixing hole on the map to screw it into a housing
J***z –
Works correctly and the bookstore that the seller advises helps a lot.
I recommend the quality of the article.
AliExpress Shopper –
Unfortunately the module was defect. The zero-crossing logic had a soldering problem. I was able to solve this with my soldering iron.
AliExpress Shopper –
very good