TORCHSTAR 0-10V LED Dimmer Switch, Single-Pole or 3-Way Light Switch, 120-277V for Dimmable LED Panel Light Linear Light, ETL Listed, Pack of 2

Worked like it should and narrower profile allowed for putting both switches into a duplex box without having to overlap the units.

Great product I like it

Torchstar is a great brand and this 0–10V dimmer is another win. It’s very competitively priced, but it doesn’t feel cheap at all. The switch action has a solid, confidence-inspiring click, and the low-voltage dimming function works smoothly and reliably. We use these in an art gallery as auxiliary lighting control, and they’re excellent for dialing in the space—colors stay true and the lighting blends beautifully across fixtures. I also appreciate the design: it’s clean and friendly-looking on the wall, not industrial or clunky. Honestly, I don’t know how they’re making a dimmer of this quality at this price. Highly recommended.

I don't write a lot of reviews, but I feel these dimmers have earned it. I don't know why so many 0-10v dimmers are so expensive, there's not that much going on inside them. These work well and are priced where I would expect them to be. I had the other less expensive ones you see more often, and these are way better for the look, feel and function. These have only one adjustment for minimum brightness, the other brands had adjustments for both min and max.

It was a good product and good price

I have purchased these switches in the past for under-cabinet lighting projects for clients. The switches are very good and easy to install. However, the images in the directions are incorrect. In section '04/Installation', the first two images for single-pole and 3-way show cable #3 as the (0-10V+) line but it is actually the ground wire. Cables #4 and #5 are the dimming cables. Step 4b for 3-way wiring corrects this error in that image. Please be aware of this before attempting an install.

Bought this switch because of the price and I needed 3 of them. It doesn't take up as much room in the J-box as other dimmers, and it is a 0-10v (5 wires to the fixture) design, but it only turned the fixture down about 10%. That wasn't nearly enough. I tried another brand and I got the 75-80% decrease that I needed. So this one works, but not well enough.

Worked for our new led ceiling lights.