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Legrand Expands LED Advanced Dimmer Line with adorne Collection and TradeMaster Versions

March 27, 2025

Legrand is announcing the line expansion of their LED Advanced Dimmer in two new interfaces with the release of the adorne® Collection and TradeMaster® versions. 

Boasting a limitless dimming range, Legrand’s LED Advanced Dimmers offer superior lighting control of LED bulbs and fixtures. Available in three designs – TradeMaster®, radiant® Collection and adorne® Collection – the LED Advanced Dimmers feature adjustable high- and low-end dimming limits with a simple calibration button, and advanced circuitry and dimming technology to maximize LED compatibility to meet your specific lighting needs and preferences.

LED Advanced Dimmer

With built-in optimization features, the dimmers are easy to install and adapt to a wide range of modern LED bulbs and fixtures in both new and retrofit applications. The full-range adjustability helps to reduce unpleasant flickering, strobing and turn-on delays for a quality dimming experience.

Easily replace any existing basic single-pole or 3-way switch or dimmer in less than 15 minutes. With no neutral wire required, Legrand’s LED Advanced Dimmers work in both new construction and retrofit applications with LED dimmable bulbs and fixtures. 

Adding to the line of LED dimmers, these two new models provide more options to the robust variety available in TradeMaster, radiant® Collection and adorne Collection for projects of any scope or budget. 

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