CLOUDY BAY in Wall Dimmer Switch for LED Light/CFL/Incandescent,3-Way Single Pole Dimmable Slide, 600W max Incandescent,150W max Dimmable LED/CFL, Cover Plate Included, Pack of 2

I recently upgraded the lighting control in my home with the Cloudy Bay In-Wall Dimmer Switch, and the experience has been nothing short of enlightening. This versatile dimmer switch is specifically designed for LED lights, CFLs, and incandescent bulbs, offering both single pole and 3-way dimmable functionality.Compatibility with Various Bulbs (5/5):The standout feature of the Cloudy Bay In-Wall Dimmer Switch is its broad compatibility. Whether I'm using LED lights, CFLs, or traditional incandescent bulbs, this dimmer switch seamlessly adapts to the specific requirements of each type. The flexibility in bulb compatibility ensures that it suits various lighting setups.Single Pole and 3-Way Dimmable (5/5):The dual functionality of being both a single pole and 3-way dimmable switch is a significant advantage. Whether I want to control the lighting from a single location or enjoy the convenience of multiple control points, this dimmer switch accommodates both scenarios effortlessly.Smooth Dimming Performance (5/5):The Cloudy Bay In-Wall Dimmer Switch delivers a smooth dimming performance across a wide range. The transition from full brightness to a soft glow is gradual and flicker-free, enhancing the ambiance in the room. The precise control over light intensity adds a layer of customization to my lighting preferences.Easy Installation (5/5):Installing the dimmer switch was surprisingly easy. The clear instructions provided made the process straightforward, even for someone with minimal electrical expertise. The inclusion of all necessary components and labeled wires further simplified the installation.Stylish Design (5/5):The design of the Cloudy Bay Dimmer Switch is both functional and stylish. The sleek and contemporary appearance complements the aesthetics of my home. The subtle indicator light adds a touch of sophistication, indicating the dimmer's status without being intrusive.Durable Build Quality (5/5):The build quality of the dimmer switch instills confidence. The materials used feel robust and durable, ensuring longevity. The tactile feel of the switch itself exudes quality, and it responds reliably to adjustments.LED Indicator (5/5):The LED indicator is a thoughtful addition, providing a visual cue for the dimmer's status. Whether it's in full brightness or set to a lower intensity, the indicator helps in quickly assessing the lighting level without needing to switch on the lights.Noise-Free Operation (5/5):The Cloudy Bay Dimmer Switch operates silently, without any audible buzzing or humming. The noise-free performance is particularly important for maintaining a peaceful and distraction-free environment.Energy Efficiency (5/5):Dimming lights not only enhances ambiance but also contributes to energy efficiency. The ability to adjust the brightness according to the task or mood allows for more judicious use of electricity, resulting in potential energy savings.Conclusion:In conclusion, the Cloudy Bay In-Wall Dimmer Switch is a stellar addition to any home seeking enlightened control over lighting. With its compatibility with various bulbs, single pole and 3-way dimmable functionality, smooth dimming performance, easy installation, stylish design, durable build quality, LED indicator, noise-free operation, and energy efficiency, this dimmer switch ticks all the boxes for a superior lighting control solution. Highly recommended for those who appreciate customizable lighting experiences with a touch of modern elegance.

I am moderately handy around the house, although I respect/fear electricity as the deadly black magic that it is. That being the case, I was a little nervous about swapping out four different light switches for dimmer switches.Couldn't have been easier. Instructions were clear, although it's really a very simple process. And I didn't have to fuss with the calibration wheels on the switches at all. The dimmers worked perfectly through the spectrum of essentially almost off, to full bright.Highly recommended.

The media could not be loaded.  I like the instructions and it comes with 4 caps in case you have a third switch plate. I'm not impressed with the panel. The size doesn't fit . Rocker is cheap and the dimmer slide is close to the switch. I bought this because I wanted my kitchen light dimmed at night and need to feel the plate by memory. Every time I go to turn on the switch I get my knuckles hit on the dimmer slider. For me it's too close to the rocker switch. It was easy to install. Only got zapped once lmaoooo!

Great deal for this switch. I love how you can change the brightness of the light by sliding your finger up and down the switch. Very well made and easy to install. Works great.

I had ordered these switches before and they worked great. I recently ordered a box of 10 of these and half of them are defective. By that I mean that they don't turn on and off correctly. Rather than the definitive 'click' that you get when you throw the rocker, these have no noticeable difference between the 'on' and 'off' position and often I have to toggle it several times to make it work.Dimmer works fine, basic on and off does not.

This is really exactly what I was looking for. I just bought a house and it has upwards of 50 hi-hat lights - all incandescent. We swapped every one of them for 75w equivalent LED dimmable retrofit hi-hats. In some rooms it's just too much, but the dimmers make everything perfect. I started by buying a two pack of these dimmers as some of the reviews indicated flickering, etc. so I wanted to be sure before buying a bunch. The two switches worked perfectly, so I then bought another 10 pack. These are less than half the price of anything I can buy locally, and work better than any dimmer I've used (though I haven't used a huge amount). What sets this one apart, is the minimum light control wheel on these - and it's likely the cause of "problems" I read about in other reviews. You use this wheel before putting the faceplate on - i.e. set it, and forget it. What it does is sets the power for the minimum light when the dimmer is all the way down, but not off. You do have to play with it a little to get it right (but believe me, it's simple). What you'll find is that if you drop the light until its barely on, and throw the switch - sometimes when it you switch it back on, there's not enough power to turn the light on to the minimum setting. This wheel lets you increase the power a tiny bit until you find that point where the light will always light on the minimum setting. I think this is where some reviewers might be going wrong is that they don't set this properly at installation, and then they have too little power on the minimum setting and it may not always be on when all the way down. My other dimmers have mixed results some are on, some are off on when technically on - but turned all the way down. I love the fact that this lets you set the default minimum position, which I do set to on - but at the lowest setting that it will consistently illuminate. When you set this wheel, make sure you click the switch on and off a few times to make sure it will come back on consistently. If it doesn't, just slide the wheel a bit and you should have a good outcome. I also love that these come with a screw-less faceplate. My only issue is that most of my dimmers are in gang boxes so I couldn't use them :(I'm using these mainly with 6" Fein Retrofit 75W LED hi-hats from Costco.