Bright Ideas0/1-10 V and PWM control
Classic analogue dimming, compatible with almost any driver, and repeaters to carry the signal along long strip runs.
What 0/1-10 V dimming is
It is the most common way to dim LED drivers: two control wires carry a voltage from 0 (or 1) to 10 volts, and the driver gives more or less light according to it. At 10 V, 100 %; at 1 V, minimum.
The difference between the two lies at the bottom: with 1-10 V the driver never fully switches off from the signal, so a relay is added to cut the supply; with 0-10 V the signal can switch it off.
PWM dimming switches the LED on and off thousands of times a second and varies the on-time: the eye sees more or less light, with no colour shift. Power repeaters copy that signal to feed long strip runs without limit.
The devices are made by Sunricher, one of the leading manufacturers of lighting control. We show them with their brand and original codes, so you can check every datasheet.
Advantages
Most professional drivers accept 0/1-10 V.
Two control wires, no addresses or programming.
No network or radio: always works the same.
With repeaters, from one run to hundreds of metres.
Solutions
Wall dimmers for meeting rooms and offices.
High bays and fittings with 0-10 V drivers.
Long strips in shelving and windows.
From Bluetooth, Z-Wave, DALI or DMX to 0/1-10 V.
