GrowFlux Dimmer Kit with RJ Adapter and Photobio Photo Loc Adapter
The Universal Dimmer is a connected lighting controller capable of scheduling and dimming up to 50 lights per controller, and works with a wide range of horticultural lights. Schedule and dim lights remotely with the GrowFlux App, and manage many Universal Dimmers with ease with zone management features. The GrowFlux App includes software profiles for most major manufacturers of horticultural lights. The Universal Dimmer scales to farms of any size with reliable GrowFlux Mesh wireless connectivity, providing unsurpassed range and performance for mission critical agriculture facilities.
GrowFlux Access Point is required for connected and app control, sold separately.
Product Features
Compatibility
The Universal Dimmer is compatible with nearly all 0-10V dimmable lights, and includes enhanced support for dimming and dim-to-off on many LED drivers connected to the same 0-10V wired interface (up to 50 drivers or lights). The GrowFlux App includes software profiles for all major lighting manufacturers. See https://growflux.com/pages/compatibility for more compatibility information. For use in North America.
Software
GrowFlux App, scheduling, and dimming is free for small growers. Multi-user access, API access, energy reports, premium support, and more available with commercial subscription, sold separately.
Warranty
Support
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