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The LEVITON TELCOM IPM10-1LZ is a magnetic low voltage preset dimmer designed for controlling low voltage lighting loads in residential and light commercial applications. This unit provides smooth, reliable dimming of magnetic low voltage transformer-based lighting systems, including fixtures commonly used in track, recessed, and accent lighting installations. The preset feature allows technicians to dial in a specific dim level that the switch returns to each time the load is activated. Electricians and lighting control installers are the primary trade for this device. It is sold individually as a single unit.
The IPM10-1LZ is suited for use with magnetic low voltage transformers powering 12-volt halogen and similar lamp loads. Typical installation scenarios include residential retrofit projects and new construction where magnetic low voltage track or recessed fixtures require dedicated dimmer control. The preset function is particularly useful in hospitality and residential settings where a repeatable scene level is required without a full lighting control system. Available in white, ivory, and light almond finishes to match standard decorator wallplate configurations.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation dimmer for magnetic low voltage lighting systems using compatible magnetic transformer loads in residential and light commercial settings.
Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for low voltage lighting control devices. Always turn off and lock out the circuit breaker supplying the dimmer circuit before beginning wiring. Verify that the connected transformer load does not exceed the dimmer rated capacity before energizing. Do not use with electronic low voltage transformers, fluorescent ballasts, or motor loads.
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