• LED Analog Lighting Controller

    June 14, 2012

    Switching to LED lighting becomes less invasive and expensive with this analog controller, which eliminates the need to rewire in-wall, two-wire power lines. The controller manages the LED lighting system with the existing wall switches. Lights connected to the controller utilize an industrial-grade switching power supply that provides stable, constant DC power.

    An optional wireless smart meter records, stores, and displays instant and historical electricity consumption data with a simple online interface, including power factor, watts, kilowatt-hours, time of consumption, and cost.

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