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What type of dimmer is it? What type of light fitting is it? Cheers

I notice that its a 2 gang dimmer....does this happen on both sides? If not, why don't you wire the good module to the problem circuit to ascertain if the problem lies with the dimmer or the circuit... cheers

If the OP gets back to us...my intention is to show him that he can get a viable alternative for a tenth of the price.... :lol:

Yeah...your neighbour is doing the gardening , trips over, lands in a wheelbarrow which rolls into your grandma's wheelchair which careers down the slope outside the garage crashing into your home brewing kit which splashes beer at the socket..........

Hi...when you program these dimmers to a new remote button they are designed to over ride any previous setting so.... are you completing the programming sequence? 1 Tap the touch pad 6 times....you will see your lights visibly 'step' rather than smoothly cycle.... 2 Point the remote...

lets simplify this... You have 4 circuits to dim. Look at what TTC has posted, then relate that to each individual circuit. :)

Let us know the type of lamps (and wattages) you want to dim and we will steer you gently in the right direction..... :)

I just can't ignore it......

one tranny per lamp.....

Mikhail 'the bathroom defender' Faradayski...... :lol:

I'm just saying that he probably won't require a towel heater in that bathroom! :lol:

My point is that there are a couple of threads ongoing with an obvious anti BAS theme and because a lot of us find BAS's slightly abbrasive literary style to be unecessary, we have to live and let live. He gives his view...I give mine...you give yours...thats a forum. Haranguing a member...

RF....are you being totally truthful about that being the FIRST lamp to fail :lol:

this thinly veiled attack on BAS is a little unfair as he has only ever stated that downlights in a domestic situation are not designed for the job......and they're not. BAS....if someone is happy with 250w of lighting (for aesthetic reasons or otherwise) in a bathroom ....just let them do it.

that big heavy disc at the top is a non dimmable transformer.... good looking light though :)

Normal minimum rating for a 400w dimmer is 60w....

Oh come on Bernard...its Friday afternoon...if the OP wants a dimmer let him have one... :P

BAN... I was being an optimist.. :D

Hi ...you can purchase an IR/touch master dimmer and the corresponding slave and you will be able to dim from both sides of the circuit. Varilight produce them and most decent wholesalers sell them. :)