HitLights 60W LED Driver and Dimmer Switch Single Integrated Unit, EZDim 120V AC to 24V DC, Wall Dimmer Switch Compatible with Most Solid Color 24VDC Tape Lights and Fixtures, UL Listed

Kitchen remodel project with new cabinets. They work beautifully. We love how they turn off slowly (not that slow, but not instantly) and it's great to be able to adjust the brightness to whatever level is appropriate. The lighting really shows the countertops off beautifully. We have one of these controlling a section of LEDs that is about 5' long and another controlling the main section, which runs for the equivalent of about 10' of lights and about maybe 12' of low-voltage wire connecting up three cabinet groups. Nobody else that I know of has noticed this, but if you compare the brightness of the two "strings" when they are all the way up, the longer section is not quite as bright as the short section since it's powering such a longer string, but they are on opposite sides of the room and this is not an issue. Bought these and 32' of LED light strip along with some low-voltage wire. Also picked up a cheap soldering iron ($10) and did this job myself. The remodeling company wanted $1800 for the job, but since I have done electrical wiring many times before, I took this part for myself after the new cabinets were installed and before they did the backsplash and sheet rock and painting. Total cost for me was just about $330 and I have the satisfaction that I accomplished it myself. Check local code, but likely states that you can't put these in same box next to a 120V switch or outlet. Was told that the current of the other circuit could "jump over" and burn the low voltage circuitry out, but was also told that if you DO put in same box, you should put some sort of barrier/separator in between the two switches. Having under-cabinet LEDs is so worth the money as it looks great and it's quite helpful. These switches make it a "finished job" and the convenience of these as opposed to having to plug in when needed and unplug when done is, for me, very much worth it. Love the fact that the HitLight company is USA-owned also.

Exact match to failed one

These are perfect for under cabinet/in cabinet lighting. Our business loves them because you can select which color fits best with client's decor/kitchen. Easy to install, and the best quality!

Worked great for new over and under cabinet lighting. Good fluctuation in dimming ability.

Had these installed under my upper cabinets. Love them but find it hard to turn them on and sometimes at a brightness they flicker

Easy to install. Only took ten minutes. Turn the power off and it’s a done deal!

Switchex is a powerful and compact solution to the transformer application. You no longer have to have a transformer between the dimmer and the lights since Switchex acts as an all in one solution. It’s a little pricey at $140-160, but the transformer application will already have you buying a $70 transformer and a Lutron 300P ELV dimmer at $80, so costs just as much. Haptic feel: Button on the bottom acts as on on-off switch. Button is springy and goes in and out to activate. This isn’t a flip switch. Doesn’t feel cheap. Button activates a little plastic click when pushed in. Dimmer tab is very smooth to operate. Use: Lights turn on instantly when activated. Turning off the lights is different. When the button is pushed in to turn off, lights remain activated for 1 second. The strip lights don’t instantly turn off but rather graduate to off by dimming down to off over the course of another second. It’s pretty nice actually because it’s a gentle off powering transition from lit to off. Overall, I am very pleased, and I hope it will hold up. The 5 year warranty delivers peace of mind. Pictures will be coming soon. Switchex was paired with waterproof Hitlights. Lights were placed in a hidden cove in the shower to light-wash the tiled wall.

Good design. We used it for our under cabinet lighting.