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12. Additional Information
1. Flush RGBW Dimmer is suggested to operate within low voltage circuits (12VDC or 24VDC).
Connecting loads powered by higher voltage to the device may damage Flush RGBW Dimmer.
Please refer to the following table when wiring the device.
RGBW Strip Current Stranded Wire
High current 18 AWG
Low Current 22 AWG
2. Flush RGBW Dimmer must be powered by the same voltages as the connected light source.
I.e. when controlling a 12V LED strip, the device must be connected to a matching 12V power
supply. Similarly, when controlling a 24V RGBW strip, Flush RGBW Dimmer must be powered
by a 24V power supply.
3. The device ’s output is controlled by PWM at 488Hz.
4. When controlling long RGBW/RGB/LED strips, voltage drops may occur, resulting in lower
light brightness farther away from the R/G/B/W outputs. To minimize this issue, it's
recommended to connect several shorter strips in parallel instead of one long strip connected
in sequence. The maximum recommended RGBW/RGB/LED strip length is 33 feet (10 m).
Please follow manufacturer recommendations regarding connection wire size for each load
you connect to the device.
5. If your primary Z-Wave gateway (hub) is damaged or lost, but you have connected the
device to an external switch, Flush RGBW Dimmer can operate normally with local control.
Otherwise, please replace your Z-Wave gateway (hub) to exclude the device from your
previous network and re-include it to restore wireless control (follow inclusion / exclusion
instructions above for the process).