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Livolo Anti-Flicker Adapter for LED Bulbs <15W – VL-PJ01

SKU: VL-XA001

AED 13

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Livolo adapter that stops LED bulbs under 15W from flickering when the touch switch is off; installed in parallel at the light fitting.

Product details

The Livolo adapter is used to prevent LED bulbs <15W from flickering when the light switch is in the OFF position. It is installed at the light fitting, in parallel with it, on the live and neutral wires. This adapter CANNOT be installed in the switch back box.

Highlights

Livolo Anti-Flicker Adapter for LED Bulbs <15W – VL-PJ01 – Stop LED Bulbs Flickering When Switched Off
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Stop LED Bulbs Flickering When Switched Off

Bulbs below 15W, especially LEDs, tend to flicker intermittently even when the light is switched off. This lighting adapter eliminates the problem.

Livolo Anti-Flicker Adapter for LED Bulbs <15W – VL-PJ01 – Lighting Adapter VL-PJ01
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Lighting Adapter VL-PJ01

Designed for low-voltage LED lamps.

  • Model: VL-PJ01
  • Voltage: 110 VAC / 220 VAC
  • Power: 0,2W
Livolo Anti-Flicker Adapter for LED Bulbs <15W – VL-PJ01 – Structure and Dimensions
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Structure and Dimensions

A compact white adapter with a two-wire cable.

  • Dimensions: 32mm x 17mm x 12mm
  • Red wire: live line
  • Blue wire: neutral line
Livolo Anti-Flicker Adapter for LED Bulbs <15W – VL-PJ01 – Installation
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Installation

The wiring diagram shows the adapter connected in parallel with the bulb, between the neutral line and the switch's load (L1) output, while the live line goes to the switch's L (IN) terminal. If the neutral line passes by the switch location, the adapter can instead be connected directly there, between the neutral line and the switch's load (L1) terminal.