WaveLinx CAT Phase Dimmer from Cooper Lighting Solutions

September 11, 2026

Experience superior commercial lighting control with the WaveLinx CAT Phase Dimmer – engineered for versatility, reliability, and scalable performance. Supporting 120/277V input voltage and up to 8A of LED, ELV, MLV, and incandescent loads, it delivers robust, flicker‑free dimming ideal for offices, retail, hospitality, and industrial environments.

Its seamless integration with both WaveLinx CAT standalone and networked solutions ensures easy deployment across single rooms or entire buildings, reducing installation time and commissioning complexity. When paired with WaveLinx CAT wallstations, it provides intuitive, consistent control that enhances occupant comfort, energy efficiency, and long‑term operational savings—making it the perfect choice for modern commercial facilities.

Features

  • 8A Electronic Ballast (LED), 8A Tungsten (incandescent), 8A Magnetic Ballast
  • Plenum-rated design with easy junction box mounting
  • Two RJ45 connectors to daisy chain with other CAT devices using standard CAT5 cabling
  • 120/277 VAC Input Voltage
  • Easy programming using WaveLinx Apps

Commercial-Grade Dimming Performance

Experience superior commercial lighting control with the Phase Dimmer, engineered for versatility, reliability, and scalable performance. Supporting 120/277V input voltage and up to 8A of LED, ELV, MLV, and incandescent loads, it delivers robust, flicker free dimming ideal for offices, retail, hospitality, and industrial environments.

Fast Setup, Easy Integration

Streamline your work with a plenum-rated design for easy junction box mounting and two RJ45 connectors that allow daisy-chaining with other CAT devices using standard CAT5 cabling. The device is also simple to configure and commission through the WaveLinx mobile applications, enabling quick and efficient system setup.

Wired for Single Spaces

Simply connect the WaveLinx CAT5e-based lighting control devices together to control the lights in a single room or area.

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