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    Question Regular or ELV dimmer required for lam

    Sorry for the basic question I'm still getting my head around the basics of ELV, MLV etc. I have a light with the following help for dimmable lights. Because it says "Dimmable with mains voltage dimmer" I presume it can use a regular switch. But I'm not sure based on the rest of the spec. The full text is: ---------- Dimmable with mains voltage dimmer (dimmer for incandescent, halogen) Please make sure to use a dimmer rated for a low power luminaire. Input voltage of 110-127V~60Hz AC Voltage on lamp < 5V DC (actual lamp surface functions as conductor!) Then lower down it says this (but I'm not sure if this is only for the CE version): Transformer type: Electronic Low Voltage (ELV) Load type: Capacitive load (C-Type) Dimmer type: Trailing edge / Reverse phase, 1-10V dimmable (please make sure the right provisions are made for 0-10V/1-10V dimming) And the full spec is available here: https://www.moooi.com/node/104/pdf2 --------- Thanks for your help!

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    I don't know what happened the first message, but here is now with some line breaks!


    Sorry for the basic question I'm still getting my head around the basics of ELV, MLV etc.

    I have a light with the following help for dimmable lights. Because it says "Dimmable with mains voltage dimmer" I presume it can use a regular switch. But I'm not sure based on the rest of the spec. The full text is:
    ----------
    Dimmable with mains voltage dimmer (dimmer for incandescent, halogen)
    Please make sure to use a dimmer rated for a low power luminaire.
    Input voltage of 110-127V~60Hz AC
    Voltage on lamp < 5V DC (actual lamp surface functions as conductor!)

    Then lower down it says this (but I'm not sure if this is only for the CE version):

    Transformer type: Electronic Low Voltage (ELV)
    Load type: Capacitive load (C-Type)
    Dimmer type: Trailing edge / Reverse phase, 1-10V dimmable (please make sure the right provisions are made for 0-10V/1-10V dimming)
    And the full spec is available here: https://www.moooi.com/node/104/pdf2
    ---------

    Thanks for your help!

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    Cool fixture! A lot of poorly translated text there. The important part is that it is a capacitive ELV transformer and wants a reverse phase dimmer. The only option in Caseta is the PD-5NE (neutral required).
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    Thanks for the speedy response! Yes, that makes sense; I was just hoping that I wouldn't need to install a neutral.

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