IMED are thrilled to have seen the IMED LED Dimmer 2.0 featured in Marine Business, Boating Business, and the latest Boating NZ which is on shelves now.
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 Superyacht control panel and electrical design experts, IMED, will present a 2.0 version of their innovative dimmer to the market at METS. The dimmer has been used by the company within its electrical applications and, due to demand by customers, is now available as a stand-alone product.
The new and improved IMED Dimmer is now available offering additional features; fade in and out, smoother transitions and is stackable for larger, varying loads. The dimmers can be set to match minimum light intensities of different equipment, plus all the popular existing features like low level light and feedback contact from the previous model have remained. The dimmer was created to enable crew to better control lighting levels across control panels, decking and interiors and prevents over-bright LED lights, while setting a new standard for smooth, soft lighting transitions. In addition, night navigation becomes safer with the ability to find an ideal low level of light for the highest level of exterior visibility. This single LED Dimmer module can be configured on-site for many options including separate up/down buttons, on/off control disable and slave unit with trim to match the light output. The Dimmer options and function settings were designed in-house based on the needs and complaints of superyacht crew and company director, David Chalmers, draws on his experience as a former superyacht engineer to create products which actively solve problems onboard. With a key focus on quality assurance, all IMED LED Dimmers are individually hand-tested in New Zealand by a member of the IMED team. IMED will be on show at METSTRADE Marine Equipment Trade Show in Amsterdam between the 15-17 November showcasing the new dimmers and their custom-designed helm stations on stand 11.716. |
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