AC Light Dimmer 200W 2-Channel x 100W 120VAC 60Hz Single Circuit
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Highlights
- 255 Brightness Levels per Channel
- Programmable Fade Rates for Each Channel
- Flicker-Free Light Dimming
- Fuse Protected 120VAC 60Hz Operation
- Incandescent and LED Lighting Compatible
- Industrial Wall Mounted Metal Enclosure
AC Light Dimmer 2-Channel x 100W
This high-power 2-Channel Pulsar series AC light dimmer offers 256 levels of computer-controlled brightness with lighting effects. This controller is equipped with internal heat-sinks and a metal enclosure. This is the Single Circuit version, which requires connection to one 15-Amp breaker. Capable of dimming up to 100 Watts per channel, this controller capable of dimming a total of 200 total AC Watts. On-board fuse provides protection from short circuits.
Mechanical Drawing
Essential
Documentation
Communications
Tutorials
USB Intro
We explain the advantages and disadvantages to USB communications and how it effects our Relay Controllers and your application. Some of the information is outdated as we’ve moved away from controlanything.com. Most modern operating systems come with the FTDI driver installed so you should just need Base Station
USB FTDI Communication Module Compatible with the Digi XBee ® Controlling Relay
FT232RL USB Interface Adapter Similar to the Digi XBee ® footprint shown controlling a 16-Channel Relay Controller Board Available from https://store.ncd.io/product/usb-communications-module-ft232rl-zusb/ Drivers Available from FTDI: http://www.ftdichip.com/FTDrivers.htm Base Station Software: ncd.io/start Digi.com offers a wide variety of XBee Interface modules for industrial wireless applications. Digi XBee® devices are compatible with NCD products.
USB Setup
Learn how to set up you own ZUSB Module to work with your NCD Relay Controller. For complete instructions and details on how to use an NCD ZUSB Module see our article at https://ncd.io/zusb-usb-communications-module-quick-start-guide/ Portions of this video may be outdated as we have moved from controlanything.com since this video was created.
Finding the Com Port
Learn how to find the COM Port on your windows based computer. You can also use Base Station to find the COM Port of your Relay Controller. Base Station can be downloaded at ncd.io/start.
Wired Communications
Get the rundown on the pros and cons of all the Wired Communication Interfaces we offer. If you want to know which wired technology will best suit your needs this video will get you the information you need in just a few minutes. Whether you need the power of ethernet or the simplicity of RS-232 we have something to fit your application.
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