Inline Touch Switch, Dimmer, on/Off Switch, Touch Control Dim Switch for LED Light Strip Module Showcase Light add on to 12v 24v Power Supply

It is a 12 volt DC product. I hooked it up to under counter lights and it worked great! It is a touch pad with a sticky back and had the right connectors.

The wattage stated on the item listing is different from what it printed on the PCB (photo attached). According to the PCB labeling, it supports 30w at 12v and 60w at 24v (in other words, 2.5 amps). That should be more clear in the description.In all other ways, though, this is a cool little touch switch and dimmer, and works as advertised.For DIY people out there, you'll be interested to learn that they included a second touch sensor solder pad on the board, meaning that you can electrically connect other touchpads of your own design, or even wire it to ungrounded objects to use as the touchpad.

We never had a light in pantry. Tried battery powered LEDs and always ran through batteries. I installed this by running the power pack through a hole I drilled in the wall to get to the out just outside of the pantry. Works perfectly & simple to install.

Easy to install and works great

Looked nice. Did not work.

I love this addition to my project. I used LED strips and channels to build custom length under counter lights for my kitchen. This unit added a bit of "cool" to the project. The unit lights up when it's off to make it easy to locate when walking into a dark kitchen. Hold the button down and it will reduce the strips to a night light... hold 4 or 5 seconds longer and it comes back to full brightness.The only problem was when the first one was defective. The only concern is to insure the + & - is observed during installation.

Functional but kind of cheap looking. I used this inside a closet for some strip lights and it worked perfectly. I wouldn't install this on a wall where any one would see it though.Surprisingly not alot of similar alternatives for a small inexpensive wall mount control for low volt. Fit the bill for what I wanted, but be wary, it's not Restoration Hardware...

Original remote had variable speed light features never used, yet remote lasted one year with bare minimal use. This new switch mounted in an optimal location is a nice upgrade featuring on off and dimmable lights only. Has soft ambient controller light to id location of the switch in the dark, professional look and feel, easy to operate and was plug and play. Longevity is unknown, though extremely happy with this upgraded switch thus far

I had high hopes of this little item.I'd installed some discreet LEDs in the bathroom, so a touch-sensitive switch would have been ideal.(I knew the lights were okay, as I had been using a waterproof press-button switch)When it arrived, I was somewhat taken aback as to how nasty and plasticky it felt.The 'chrome' is the same as that found on plastic toy cars.When it was all connected up and ready to be tested, the disappointment was just about to be completed.Nothing.It didn't matter which way I tried connecting the inputs and outputs - the switch still didn't function.Yes, the lights came on - but that was it. The only way to make the lights go off again was to disconnect it!So it was removed - and binned. No point in even contacting the manufacturer for this sort of thing.I then found a better-looking switch for half the price - so I bought two of those... which work perfectly.I wouldn't bother with this one, if I were you.