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Aeotec Z-Wave Nano Dimmer

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(3 customer reviews)

$89.00

The Nano Dimmer by Aeotec is very small and fits easily behind existing wall switches. With GEN5 and the latest Z-Wave Plus chipset, the Nano Dimmer is not only small, but also efficient, user friendly and easy to install (by a licensed electrician). Compatible with a wide range of lights, including both leading and trailing edge LED lighting, the Nano Dimmer makes it easy to add intelligent Z-Wave control to your dimmable lights.

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Description

Smart dimming.

Made simple.

Perfect lighting is a part of every truly smart home. Lighting that is responsive. That’s always the right brightness. That’s always on when you need it, and off when you don’t. But achieving perfect smart lighting has not always been easy…
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Until now. Nano Dimmer offers smart, Z-Wave connected lighting without any of the hassle.

Smooth dimming.

Dimming the lights in a room is beautiful. But it’s also extremely complicated and technical.

It takes what is known as phase control; the reduction of the amount of voltage a light bulb consumes along its trailing edge or leading edge.

You don’t need to worry about any of that, because Nano Dimmer makes smart lighting simple. It simplifies the wiring, and it simplifies the dimming.

Nano Dimmer is compatible with both leading edge and trailing edge lighting.

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Any switch…

Nano Dimmer has been designed to work with virtually any light switch typically found in homes… new or old. It installs invisibly behind them, enhancing their functionality instead of completely replacing it. Smart, affordable and convenient.
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Any light fitting…

Nano Dimmer can turn virtually any light into smart lighting.

There is no need to change your light fittings or globes, saving you money and providing you the freedom to express yourself with the lighting of your choice… just the way you like it.

Compatible.

Powered by both its proprietary Lighting Engine and 32-bit CPU, Nano Dimmer calculates lighting at unparalleled speeds. It calculates perfectly smooth dimming, and perfect bulb compatibility, self-adjusting whenever a new bulb is attached.
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This means you won’t have a problem finding lights that work with Nano Dimmer.

Easy to install.

By a licensed electrician.

Add Nano Dimmer to your Z-Wave system. It will make your lights smart. It makes them responsive. It gives you the ability to control them, schedule, dim them and brighten them.

All of this control and intelligence comes from having an electrician wire the Nano Dimmer behind your existing light switch…. in minutes

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Neutral wire optional.

Whether your lights are installed in a 2-wire (no neutral) or 3-wire system, Nano Dimmer is compatible. Lighting Engine auto-detects whether your light switches have a neutral wire or not, then automatically adjusts it settings.

Like magic.

With Nano Dimmer and the power of Z-Wave, your lights can turn on when motion is detected,  by voice, app control or schedule.

You are in full control.

Perfectly small.

Aeotec released the first ever Z-Wave in-wall dimmer in 2006. The latest Nano Dimmer is now 60% smaller than the original model, every single millimetre of Nano Dimmer benefits from Aeotec’s 16+ year’s experience in making in-wall dimmers.

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42 (w) x 39.5 (h) x 20 (d) mm

Perfectly safe.

Your lighting may be perfect, but that doesn’t mean the electricity powering it is. Things happen. Surges happen and are common, and Nano Dimmer protects against them. With a in-built surge and overload protector, Nano Dimmer not only keeps your lighting connected… it keeps them protected.

Perfectly upgraded.

Nano Dimmer dramatically improves the lighting in your home. Aeotec’s 3rd generation of invisible lighting controller outperforms all that has come before it.

Dimming is smoother. Compatibility is broader. Lighting is faster and more responsive. Automation and intelligence have never been more powerful.

And it comes in such a small size, that you’ll be amazed at just how much functionality Aeotec were able to craft inside.

Compatibility
Homes have unique lighting and switches. From bulb type to switch type to wiring type to load type, Lighting Engine powers Nano Dimmer’s class-leading dimming compatibility.
Dimming levels
Perfect dimming needs precision. Nano Dimmer can be dimmed at 1% increments from 0% right through to 100% brightness.
Smooth dimming
Nano Dimmer offers a customisable ramp rate so that it can dim or brighten as fast or as smooth as you want it to.
250% faster
Your lighting should be responsive. Nano Dimmer responds in milliseconds – 250% quicker than previous models.
Wireless control
Connected lighting has to work. It’s that simple. Nano Dimmer offers a leading 150 metre point-to-point wireless range for flawless wireless performance.
Stronger signal
A wireless signal that goes further, stronger. Nano Dimmer’s improved wireless technology is perfect for pass through walls now that it’s 2.5dBM stronger.
1.5 amps
Small in size without compromise. Nano Dimmer can control lights and loads that draw up to 1.5 amps of power.
See your spend
Along with dimming control, Nano Dimmer includes Aeotec’s energy metering technology for an accurate measurement of how much electricity your lights are using.
Secure lighting
Because it’s built upon Z-Wave Gen5, Nano Dimmer features banking grade, AES-128 bit encryption to protect the Z-Wave wireless communication.
Perfectly slim

Packed with technology but not bloated in size, Nano Dimmer’s slim shell of just 20mm fits easily behind your existing wall switches.

No gateway - no worries
With its auto timers and settings, Nano Dimmer can still be automated and controlled – even if your Z-Wave gateway is down.
Aeotec Gen 5
Nano Dimmer is built upon Aeotec’s leading Gen5 technology and is powered by Z-Wave Plus.
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Works with SmartThings.

Designed to work perfectly with the Aeotec Smart Home Hub.
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Works with Z-Wave Hubs.

Nano Dimmer will work with any Z-Wave Hub or Software.

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Reviews (3)

3 reviews for Aeotec Z-Wave Nano Dimmer

  1. Dan –

    This product worked as advertised on a celling fan. However it found on lower levels it introduces a hum in the motor that I simply couldn’t get rid of. The hum disappears at high speed. I have used a different product in tandem with the original fan controller I now have full control with a whisper quiet motor at all speeds.

  2. Steven Anderson –

    Very happy with the performance and after switching to Momentary switches we have 2 way lighting control by switch working perfectly.

  3. David Rawsthorne –

    The nano dimmer is brilliant for upgrading existing lighting to be dimmable (as long as the globes support dimming), but be aware that it is only good for 1.5A, and not designed for most fans we have here in Australia that have the 3 speed switch on the wall. If you are running loads of 40+ watts then you dont even need to run a neutral down to the device, but you may find that at low dimming levels, you get a little flickering of the lights. This can be minimised by using a neutral to the dimmer, or alternatively using a nano dimmer bypass.

    I bought 2 of these and will likely be getting more for lighting as I upgrade the lights in the various rooms of the house

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Questions & Answers (42)

Product Questions & Answers

    Hi. I have dimmable led lights in my bedroom. Currently they can be turned on/off as a group by three different light switches in the same room. Will this unit allow me to turn on/off and dim the lights in this room? Thanks.
  1. Q Hi. I have dimmable led lights in my bedroom. Currently they can be turned on/off as a group by t...... Read more
    A

    Yes, this is possible (without needing to run any extra wires).  Ideally, you will want to change your current switch mechanisms (just the little switch in the middle of the switch plate - not the entire switch) to "momentary bell press" switches (i.e. Clipsal Impress Momentary Bell Press Mech).  Thi... Read more

    2. Hi is this compatable if my light are not dimmable as i would like a smart switch but my wall switches have no neutral cable Regards
  2. Q Hi is this compatable if my light are not dimmable as i would like a smart switch but my wall swi...... Read more
    A Hi Harry. The Nano Dimmer cannot be used with non-dimmable lights. Another way to tackle this (if practical) is to install the Nano Switch module in the roof cavity near the light fitting (where there is a neutral) in a junction box - we can then use the exisiting switch wire for control from the switch. I hope this helps.
    3. Hi - these appear to have connections for 2 switches (S1, S2) - does that mean you can use to control and dim 2 circuits from a two-gang switch or is the 2nd switch used for something else? Thanks...
  3. Q Hi - these appear to have connections for 2 switches (S1, S2) - does that mean you can use to con...... Read more
    A The S2 input is used for 2-way switching (2 switches controlling the same lights - e.g a hallway with a switch at each end). I hope this helps.
    4. Will this dimmer work using the Deta Grid Connect switches from Bunnings? Example - https://www.bunnings.com.au/deta-grid-connect-smart-single-gang-touch-light-switch_p0098811 I'm looking for functionality where the button can dim (i.e. momentary push) as well as using Z-Wave. Cheers
  4. Q Will this dimmer work using the Deta Grid Connect switches from Bunnings? Example - https://www.b...... Read more
    A I am sorry to say this will not work. We require a standard switch - for dimming, you can install a standard momentary bell press switch mech into your existing wall switch. Tap for on/off - press and hold for dimming/brightning.
    5. Hi - I don't believe this has been answered directly above. Assuming I don't care about Dimming from the faceplate, can I just use the Saturn Zen standard button ( 60PBL) and then use the aortrc device to deal with dimming or do I need thr momentary push button?
  5. Q Hi - I don't believe this has been answered directly above. Assuming I don't care about Dimming f...... Read more
    A Yes, you can use this module with other switches (beside a momentary) - you will of course only get on / off control from the switch, but you will still be able to dim through voice / app control.
    6. My electrician has connected the Aeotec Z-Wave Nano Dimmer to my new dimmable LEDs, I have paired them with my Fibaro HC2 and they show up in the interface correctly with dimmable control however the slider does nothing to dim the load... (I didn't have the LEDs connected when I originally added them to the HC2 and I've also tested the LEDs on an existing Fibaro Dimmer and they do dim as expected)... Read more
  6. Q My electrician has connected the Aeotec Z-Wave Nano Dimmer to my new dimmable LEDs, I have paired...... Read more
    A You will need to force a calibration for the connected load - because you didn't have a load connected when you first powered it on, it did not have a chance to calibrate the minimum and maximum load and transformer type. If you turn off your lighting circuit at the switch box - then back on, the module should calibrate. If not, you will need to add a parameter (please see the manual) in HC2 to fo... Read more
    7. Can I use the the Nano dimmer module without a switch or does it need a switch to turn on? Can SmartThings act as the switch?
  7. Q Can I use the the Nano dimmer module without a switch or does it need a switch to turn on? Can Sm...... Read more
    A Yes, you can use it this way without a switch.
    8. Can you use the addition rocker switch connected to S2 terminal to control another z-wave device/switch at another location. Can this be used with the Vera controller? In the settings (124, 125) there is a option 2 = "control other node"
  8. Q Can you use the addition rocker switch connected to S2 terminal to control another z-wave device/...... Read more
    A Yes, you should be able to use this feature through Associations.
    9. Hello, I'd like to get homekit control via voice and app with this device, what other hardware do I need to achieve this?
  9. Q Hello, I'd like to get homekit control via voice and app with this device, what other hardware do...... Read more
    A You will need a "hub" - the Homey hub will allow you to include this device with HomeKit out of the box.
    10. Is there a way to enter ‘pairing mode’ without taking the wall plate off to hit the ‘action’ button? Mucking around with Zwave and don’t want to have to keep taking the plate off every time I want to pair.
  10. Q Is there a way to enter ‘pairing mode’ without taking the wall plate off to hit the ‘action’ butt...... Read more
    A Yes, simply press (or flick) the attached switch - as per the manual... 1. Set your Z-Wave controller into pairing mode 2. Toggle the External Switch once (If using a momentary push button tap the button once), the green LED (basic secure indication) will blink to indicate the Nano Dimmer is entering into pairing mode. 3. If the Nano Dimmer has been successfully added to your Z-Wave network, its R... Read more
    11. Has this item obtained C-tick approval for use in Australia?
  11. Q Has this item obtained C-tick approval for use in Australia?
    A Yes, this complies with all relevant standards - including C-Tick.
    12. Hi, our living room and dining room are on a 2 way 2 gang Clipsal Zen switches with the push buttons (https://www.clipsal.com/products/detail?CatNo=60PBL&tab-document-1=0) which we were told won’t work with their dimmers. If we had the 2x nano dimmers installed behind one of the switches, will the dimming work? I’m assuming that we won’t be able to control dimming at the wall but via the app... Read more
  12. Q Hi, our living room and dining room are on a 2 way 2 gang Clipsal Zen switches with the push butt...... Read more
    A Your understanding is correct. However, you can replace the 60PBL button with a Momentary Bell Press Button (60PBBP) - this will then allow dimming from the switch (tap for on / off - press and hold for dimming / brightening). This will then also easily allow for 2 way switch control (without adding nay new wires) - you would only need one module behind one of the 2 way switches.
    13. I purchased the new dimmer without the optional nuetral. However, when measuring voltage in my light switch, it is showing 12v only. Will the dimmer still work? I don’t want to call an electrician to get it installed if it will not work. Thanks, Vish.
  13. Q I purchased the new dimmer without the optional nuetral. However, when measuring voltage in my li...... Read more
    A Hi Vish, It would be very unusual to only have 12V at the switch - however, if this is the case - your electrician should be able to install the module in your roof cavity near the lights - and then use the "switch" wires coming down to the switch. I hope this helps.
    14. in the new Clipsal Iconic range, what momentary push buttons can i use with my Aeotec dimmers and dual switch modules? will the Clipsal Controlink remote electronic push button (41EPBM) work even though it only has the ability to handle signalling currents of
  14. Q in the new Clipsal Iconic range, what momentary push buttons can i use with my Aeotec dimmers and...... Read more
    A The Controlink switches will not work (they are low voltage) - the only one available in a momentary is a rocker style switch... 40MBPRL
    15. Hello, I have Clipsal Saturn switch with rotary dimmer in an older house with only Active/Neutral (Red/Black) Is this a case of swapping out the rotary dimmer with the Aeotec Z-Wave Nano Dimmer and leaving the switch intact? Then how do I dim, through a smart-app? Thanks, Geoff
  15. Q Hello, I have Clipsal Saturn switch with rotary dimmer in an older house with only Active/Neutral...... Read more
    A Yes, you would do away with the rotary dimmer - to maintain manual dimming from the switch, you could replace your switch mechanism with a "Momentary bell press: mech (i.e. https://www.smarthome.com.au/clipsal-impress-momentary-bell-press-mech.html). If you are happy with just on/off control from the switch and dimming via the smart app (or voice), then you can leave the current switch mechanism i... Read more
    16. Just wanting to check the difference between the different switches as per below if you could please confirm? Aeotec Z-Wave Nano Switch: Controls one (1) light switch, no dimming, earth wire required Aeotec Z-Wave Nano Dimmer: Controls one (1) light switch, has dimming, earth NOT required Aeotec Z-Wave Dual Nano Switch: Controls two (2) light switches, no dimming, earth wire required
  16. Q Just wanting to check the difference between the different switches as per below if you could ple...... Read more
    A Your understanding is correct - except we need to substitute earth wire with neutral wire (as in, for the the Nano Switch modules, we need both a neutral and active wire at the switch - an earth wire is not required - the Nano Dimmer only requires an active wire at the switch).
    17. Probably a really stupid question but I cant seem to find the answer. If I have one of these nano dimmers and nano wallswipe installed and vera gateway stops working and zwave network goes down, do I still have control of the lights from the wall.. are these still all manually controllable? thanks
  17. Q Probably a really stupid question but I cant seem to find the answer. If I have one of these nano...... Read more
    A Actually, a really good question! Yes, the Nano Dimmer (and all Z-Wave lighting modules) will still work even if the controller or your internet goes down.
    18. Will one of these control all gangs on one plate? Or do you need multiple dimmers for every gang on the plate?
  18. Q Will one of these control all gangs on one plate? Or do you need multiple dimmers for every gang ...... Read more
    A You will need one Nano Dimmer for each switch on the plate.
    19. Do these work with standard Bathroom Fans. My house has a switch for a dimmable LED light on the same gang as the bathroom fan, hoping to just buy this so I can control both with one nano-dimmer.
  19. Q Do these work with standard Bathroom Fans. My house has a switch for a dimmable LED light on the ...... Read more
    A I am sorry to say this module is not compatible with fans - a better option would be the Aeotec Dual Nano Switch - this will allow you to connect your lights and fan to the same module (but not dimmable, only on/off control).
    20. Hi The Nano Dimmer tech specs https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000165398-nano-dimmer-technical-specifications- mentions in regards to standard Momentary Push Button that it "cannot be used with LED powered momentary push buttons". What exactly does this mean? I'm planning on installing Dual Nanos (two circuits) and Nano Dimmers (single circuit) behind Clipsal Zen switches w... Read more
  20. Q Hi The Nano Dimmer tech specs https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000165398-...... Read more
    A This module (and in fact all Z-Wave lighting modules) will work with LED switches - however you can only wire it so that the switch LED comes on when the light is on.
    21. I have two separate LED down light circuits for an open plan living and want to control them from a two gang switch. Can one Aeotec nano dimmer do the job or I need two separate ones? If I do need separate, can I place them within the same 2 gang switch box?
  21. Q I have two separate LED down light circuits for an open plan living and want to control them from...... Read more
    A You will need a Nano Dimmer for switch (circuit) - two will usually fit behind a switch easily.
    22. Hi there, In a previous comment you mentioned this would work with a bess press switch, do you know if it would work with a switch like this https://www.diginet.net.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/LEDsmart-Multimate-rotary-dimmer-switch-datasheet.pdf which looks like a rotary dimmer but is more like a bell switch if you read through its details. Cheers, Dane
  22. Q Hi there, In a previous comment you mentioned this would work with a bess press switch, do you kn...... Read more
    A I do not believe this switch will work as it is a dimmer in itself.
    23. My home is fitted out with legrand life switches. I’m hoping to introduce dimming in multiple rooms by replacing standard switches with the legrand life push button mech (LEGEM883WE). Will this function as a press and hold dimmer switch with the nano? I’m not sure if read this correctly however my understanding is that one nano is capable of being linked to two wall switches? One which can be ... Read more
  23. Q My home is fitted out with legrand life switches. I’m hoping to introduce dimming in multiple roo...... Read more
    A I am sorry to say this switch will not work for dimming, as it is not a momentary mechanism. For multi-way switching, we need the switch types to be identical (either both momentary or both push-button).
    24. Hi, Following on from my previous question, could you please clarify this point? >> A: This module will not work without a neutral wire and lights that are not dimmable (Hue is not dimmable via electrical current) - there is no way around this one other than run a neutral to the switch - you would then use a simple Z-Wave on/off module (not dimmer). The product description, both on your site and i... Read more
  24. Q Hi, Following on from my previous question, could you please clarify this point? >> A: This modul...... Read more
    A Correct
    25. Hi guys, Will any of these devices work with a 3-speed fan controller or a dimmable fan? Also can't seem to work out how to control a set of 2-way light switches. Thanks in advance, Josh
  25. Q Hi guys, Will any of these devices work with a 3-speed fan controller or a dimmable fan? Also can...... Read more
    A No, these modules are not compatible with 3 speed fans. in fact, we are not aware of any smart device currently available in Australia that will control these fans. Please have your electrician contact us directly for assistance with wiring.
    26. Hey, would you be able to let me know if this can be configured to just send on/off commands rather than using dim to control power? Use case would be to have the switch in line with Hue bulbs. I want to have the colour change ability of Hue bulbs, but to also be able to power them back on if the switch is used to control the lights. Unfortunately I don’t think I have a neutral wire at the switc... Read more
  26. Q Hey, would you be able to let me know if this can be configured to just send on/off commands rath...... Read more
    A This module will not work without a neutral wire and lights that are not dimmable (Hue is not dimmable via electrical current) - there is no way around this one other than run a neutral to the switch - you would then use a simple Z-Wave on/off module (not dimmer).
    27. Will this work with a switch that doesn't have any neutral wire? Also does it need a hub or some sort, or does it work directly with an app, and is that app compatible with Google home and Alexa?
  27. Q Will this work with a switch that doesn't have any neutral wire? Also does it need a hub or some ...... Read more
    A This device will work without a neutral wire (with dimmable lights only). Yes, Z-Wave devices require a Z-Wave "hub" (Gateway Controller).
    28. I’ve just had several of these Aeotec Nano Dimmers installed. Each runs 4 9W dimmable LED downlights (SAL S9065TC). It’s not consistent but there is some flickering so I’m guessing I need to add the Aeotec Dimmer Bypass. Do I need one for each switch or one for each bulb (hopefully the former, as it would get pretty expensive otherwise)? Thanks
  28. Q I’ve just had several of these Aeotec Nano Dimmers installed. Each runs 4 9W dimmable LED downlig...... Read more
    A One for each switch will do the job.
    29. Hi, Will this dimmer work with my existing VeraEdge AU z-wave Home Controller? Thx James
  29. Q Hi, Will this dimmer work with my existing VeraEdge AU z-wave Home Controller? Thx James
    A Yes :)
    30. Hello, I was just wondering if these are compatible to be installed behind physical dimmer switches? How will the dimming function work if people start rotating the physical dimmer switch?
  30. Q Hello, I was just wondering if these are compatible to be installed behind physical dimmer switch...... Read more
    A We cannot use a traditional dimmer with Z-Wave modules (they will interfere with each other). Rather, we can use a "momentary bell press" switch mechanism (just replacing the current switch - not the entire switch plate) which will allow dimming/brighting by pressing and holding - and on/off control with a quick tap and release.
    31. Are all z-wave devices certified for use in Australia?
  31. Q Are all z-wave devices certified for use in Australia?
    A Yes
    32. I have a light fitting with three dimmable 9w bulbs. Would this switch work on its own or would the load be low enough that I would also need a bypass? Alternatively, would the Fibaro Micro Dimmer 2 work better? I don't really care if they can't dim, the main reason for the dimmable switch is to get the 2 wire compatability.
  32. Q I have a light fitting with three dimmable 9w bulbs. Would this switch work on its own or would t...... Read more
    A The Aeotec Nano Dimmer (< 20w) has a better chance of working with lower wattage loads than the Fibaro Dimmer 2 (< 50w) without the need or a Bypass. We want to make sure however that your lights are dimmable (we should not use a dimmer module with non-dimmable lights). I hope this helps :)
    33. Hi, thanks for the below answer, and can you confirm the last part of my question please? I.e, when you turn the wall switch off (with a quick tap on the momentary bell press), does the z-wave eletronics still stay active (so for instance it can be later turned on automatically by z-wave). Thanks!
  33. Q Hi, thanks for the below answer, and can you confirm the last part of my question please? I.e, wh...... Read more
    A Yes
    34. Hi, following on from the above question, i understand what you are saying around needing a "Momentary Bell Press" mechanism to allow dimming (and not having a hardware dimmer on the faceplate)... but what im struggling to imagine is how you actually turn the light OFF (and ON after) with such a "Momentary Bell Press" mech. My understanding of these mech's is they will ramp up/down the dimming whi... Read more
  34. Q Hi, following on from the above question, i understand what you are saying around needing a "Mome...... Read more
    A You simply tap the momentary bell press mech and the light will turn on/off (pressing and holding will dim/brighten).
    35. Is it suitable LED downlight
  35. Q Is it suitable LED downlight
    A Yes - provided the LED light(s) are dimmable.
    36. HI There. I have Nano Dimmer and have tried connecting to both a standard switch and a momentary switch in accordance with your wiring diagram, however it doesn't switch the light on or off, or dim. I am an electrician and therefore have a sound understanding of switching.... My question is; is there something that I need to program into my controller to enable this switching feature, or are the s... Read more
  36. Q HI There. I have Nano Dimmer and have tried connecting to both a standard switch and a momentary ...... Read more
    A Please set Parameter 120 to match your switch type as per this guide... https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000162176-nano-dimmer-user-guide-
    37. Hi, Does this Nano dimmer remember the last setting if the light was turned off, or will it always start at 100%?
  37. Q Hi, Does this Nano dimmer remember the last setting if the light was turned off, or will it alway...... Read more
    A It will turn back on to the same level that was set when it was turned off.
    38. Hi, another question regarding using this product with ceiling fans, the description states it works with ‘select’ fans, what type are these select fans? I imagine 95% of ceiling fans are the 3 position capacitance control type, will these work with these standard ceiling fans without issue/noise (obviously minus the 3 pos switch and cap)?
  38. Q Hi, another question regarding using this product with ceiling fans, the description states it wo...... Read more
    A Unfortunately most fans (if any at all) in Australia are not compatible. The following is direct from Aeotec... "You will need to ensure that you have a Fan load that adjust its speed to the amount of voltage instead of 3 set speeds. In this case, i can confirm that your Ceiling fan currently is not compatible to Nano Dimmer as it uses a 3 speed setting. The fan load type that is compatible to Nan... Read more
    39. Hi Do I need a z-wave controller as well, or can these be controlled independently?
  39. Q Hi Do I need a z-wave controller as well, or can these be controlled independently?
    A Hi Rohan, You will need a Z-Wave Gateway Controller - this is the "brains" of the Z-Wave system. I hope this helps :)
    40. The description mentions this can control ceiling fans. Can you elaborate a little more on its capabilities as a fan controller?
  40. Q The description mentions this can control ceiling fans. Can you elaborate a little more on its ca...... Read more
    A Hi Paul, The module can handle variable speed fans up to 100w. However you will loose speed control from the switch (it will be controlled through Z-Wave). I hope this helps.
    41. Hi, I currently have two dimmer switches on the same switch (controlling different sections of lights in the living room). Would I need to install two of these? or is there a dual dimmer that does the trick? Thanks
  41. Q Hi, I currently have two dimmer switches on the same switch (controlling different sections of li...... Read more
    A You will need to two dimmer modules (a dual option is only available for on / off control - not dimming).
    42. With these work with saturn onetouch? https://www.clipsal.com/Home-Owner/Products/Powerpoints-Switches/Styles/Saturn-OneTouch? Or the saturn push? http://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?CatNo=4066PBL
  42. Q With these work with saturn onetouch? https://www.clipsal.com/Home-Owner/Products/Powerpoints-Swi...... Read more
    A Hi Steve, This product will work withe Saturn series perfectly (although you will want a "Momentary Bell Press" mechanism installed in the switch plate - this will allow dimming from the switch - http://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/Catalogue/Switches-Saturn-4000-Series-(250V)/Bell-Press,-Push-button-Saturn-Series?c=1&ms=1&mg=340&g=3401537). The OneTouch are not compatible as they include dimming... Read more
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