MaxximaLED Dimmer Electrical Light Switch - 3-Way/Single Pole Use, 600 Watt Max, LED and Incandescent Compatible for Dimmable Home Lighting Needs, Wall Plate Cover Included - White - 2 Pack

Easy wiring and work perfectly with new can lights that have a regular led and a outer ring light.

It took a while to find this switch because I was looking for a dimmer with a single-pole double-throw switch and for whatever strange reason a switch that goes two ways is called a "three-way" switch. For anyone else who's confused, this dimmer can be combined with a regular (non-dimming) switch to turn on/off a light from two different locations, though only one location will control dimming. Since it has an easy-to-use adjustment wheel under the front plate, there's no dead-space at the bottom of the dimmer slide. The rectangular cutout is apparently a standard size. I needed to house this with along with a regular switch and this plate fit perfectly: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MAXM8UP At 22 dollars for two switches this was a great deal for a dimmer-switch that works flawlessly, in my case, for 18W andf 24W LED fixtures: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K6FLMXZ

These lights were rather straightforward to install, except one of my installs for a 3 way switch, which I eventually figured out the wiring for after some trial and error. I like these dimmers, however, one of the issues I face is random dimness of the lights if I turn them on using the dimmer. To elaborate--the lights will be off, and then, when I turn them on using the rocker switch at the bottom of the dimmer, the lights will be at half their brightness, even though the dimmer is slid all the way up; then I have to turn the rocker switch off and then on again, and then the lights will be at their full brightness. I don't know what's exactly causing that issue, but I have installed 4 of these dimmers in my house, and almost all of them have had that issue at some point or another. However, I'm still keeping them because they're decent dimmers 95% of the time.

These are so expensive in retail stores & took a hint to shop here since I needed to replace 6 push button style dimmer switches that broke over the years This replacement type worked perfect and was easy to install! I love them because they work easily and don’t have the potential for cracking like my old style. Would highly recommend. CameBoxed with directions and allHardware. Money saver too

This product came as a “two pack” which is a good thing because one of the light dimmer switches failed after only three months of occasional use.The remaining switch works well but only if the slider is all the way down in the full bright position, the it can be reduced to a dimmer position.It is my opinion that this product has not been tested for continuous and/or repetitive use due to the face that both switches purchased have peculiar issues? “Probably not a good purchase choice.” I expect to be replacing the second one soon also.

Although these say they are compatible with LED lights be aware that they will not work for LED panels. I installed this in 1 room with LED recessed LED lights they worked perfect. However when I installed with LED panels in the other rooms they did not work. Really bad flicker problem. So if your application is for build or recessed can lights they will work fine. But these are not compatible with panels.

Love dimmers throughout my home and these are another addition . . . Great price and value

Purchased these based on the price and the specs met my needs. However I was hoping for a better overall build quality.Installation was easy, the connectors on the switch are as per standard. When connected the switch works, however the dimmer slider fits very loosely and has a lot of lateral "play" - as in, it does not feel very strong or solid when adjusting the dimmer. The cosmetic cover plate is thin and cheap "renter's grade" plastic. The overall finish for the switch is also not the most attractive and feels somewhat block-like.When in use the light output feels a bit shaky, there is some flickering experienced when adjusting the dimmer and also the dimming range (how much of a difference between bright and dim) is much more condensed than other dimmer switches I have used.Even though they were inexpensive and the most affordable option for our needs, we returned these dimmer switches because of the low build quality, the flickering, and the lack of dimmer range.