Z-Wave Dimmer Puck

The Z-Wave Dimmer Puck is a compact smart lighting module designed to enable wireless dimming and control of compatible lighting fixtures within a Z-Wave home automation network. Installed behind an existing wall switch or inside an electrical box, the dimmer puck allows lights to be controlled locally via the switch or remotely through a Z-Wave gateway, smartphone app, or automation system.

This smart dimmer supports 0–100% brightness adjustment and works with a wide range of dimmable lighting types including LED, incandescent, and halogen lamps. It features advanced protection functions such as overload protection, soft start, and memory of the last brightness level.

With its compact design and seamless integration with Z-Wave or Z-Wave Plus controllers, the dimmer puck is ideal for upgrading traditional lighting systems into intelligent, energy-efficient smart lighting solutions.

Key Features

• Z-Wave / Z-Wave Plus compatible smart dimmer module
• 0–100% smooth dimming control for lighting systems
• Works with LED, incandescent, and halogen lights
• Remote control via smartphone or automation gateway
• Compatible with momentary or toggle wall switches
• Soft start and overload protection for safe operation
• Memory function restores last brightness level after power interruption
• SmartStart inclusion for easy Z-Wave network setup
• Compact in-wall “puck” design for discreet installation

Specifications

• Product Type: Smart Lighting Dimmer Module
• Wireless Protocol: Z-Wave / Z-Wave Plus
• Dimming Range: 0–100% brightness control
• Supply Voltage: 220–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
• LED Load Capacity: 2–180 W
• Incandescent Load Capacity: up to 300 W
• Maximum Output Current: approx. 1.3 A
• Operating Temperature: -20 °C to 40 °C
• Dimensions: approx. 42.5 × 35 × 17.3 mm
• Installation: Flush mounted behind switch or in junction box

Applications

• Smart home lighting automation
• Residential and commercial lighting control
• Retrofit upgrade for existing wall switches
• Mood and scene lighting systems
• Energy-efficient lighting management
• Integration with smart home hubs and sensors