Micro Touch Stepless Dimming Switches Led Light Switch Dimmer Dc 12v Touch Lamp Control dimmable Switch with Cord for Strip Brightness 16mm/0.62" Mounting Hole 2pack Black

The only complaint I had were these things were very fragile when working with (Three of the four broke) As noted in other reviews. I bought some gorilla silicone glue to squeeze in before using but it looks like the manufacturer is paying attention. The first two sets I got only had small dabs of glue. They packed it in this time!

I put 2 new led puck lights in under my RV cabinet over the counter. I’m an electrician by trade and I wire sprinter van custom rv builds on the side. After installing the switch I made my final connection to power. Pushed the button and nothing. It did have a slight orange glow in its center; assumed that was a light to indicate it was in closed mode. Nope, that was the switch burning on the inside. I saw a tiny bit of smoke and smelled the all too familiar smell of burning electric. Disconnected the feed quickly and investigated. Wire was connected right. Strange and perhaps just a faulty one?I popped the switch out of the cabinet and cut the wires. Temporary wired the second switch to make sure it’s in fact a switch and not a tiny RV burner downer. Upon connecting the feed the lights popped on. Great! I touched the button face and was impressed you BARELY had to touch it; it was that sensitive! Nice. Long presses dimmed the two lights up and down properly. I was very happy it worked and disconnected power to run the switch wires through the cabinet hole and mount the switch. It just pushed into a channel and snuggly stayed put. After making my connections I hooked up the power wire. Lights came on. Upon touching the switch the lights didn’t change status. Just stayed on. Long presses did nothing either. Popped the switch out of the hole with a fingernail and it’s cover came off. The pressure from my fingertip gently pushing it into place in the hole seating it flush with the cabinet face broke the weld to the metal under the face to the switch board.I liked it when it worked, however it didn’t take much to make it quit it’s job and take up another occupation. It’s currently collecting unemployment because it doesn’t work; times are tough I guess. Anyways, due to the fragile nature simply installing it and because one wanted to be a sparkler one day when it grew up, I’m inclined not to purchase these specific pressure switches again. This was an experiment going into it as I was trying out pressure switches for the first time and I like it, but I want one I won’t spend twice the install time only to find out they both identify as something other than switches. I’ll check out the more expensive ones and see if the build quality is a bit better for my application. Good luck!

Installation: ground is switched, not +12. Only one of the positive leads is needed, the other can be removed if that's convenient for your install.Switch is normally open (no). If you cut and restore power, led will be off.Caps can be easily removed and sensor can be installed under any reasonably thin, nonmetal surface.I installed under dome light cover. Works great!

Obviously used items with cut stripped and soldered ends. Probably don't work and returned item by others.Low expitations,, will have to test.

Wiring connections done right but neither any of the unit worked.

One worked for a moment, second came on but would not go off or dim, look elsewhere.

Fell apart while installing

Wired this in my Suburban with a bunch of 3mm LEDs plugged into Cortana. She lights up, there's a memory function on the switch IF it has constant power. I have this behind a relay though so it loses the memory when the suburban is powered off.I REALLY like these switches a lot. Smooth seamless install and easy wiring. I highly recommend them.