Just when you though that only the rich could have the benefits of high-tech products (and the high costs as well) in their homes, here comes the Anigmo Touchless Dimmer with its touchless proximity sensor at an affordable price. Let us face it. High-tech usually means steep prices because of the research and development costs, not to mention the materials and marketing costs; but with Anigmo, it is not necessarily true.



With a price range of $69 for the Incandescent Single Touchless Dimmer and the Touchless Remote Slave, $79 for the Incandescent Multi-Way Touchless Dimmer, and $99 for the Magnetic Low-Voltage/ Incandescent Multi-Way Touchless Dimmer, you can afford to install a product using the latest technology in touchless proximity sensor at a reasonable cost. There are also switches available with the same price range; a Touchless Remote slave can be purchased for $69 while the four models of Touchless Relay Switch goes for $79 each. Also, with an Anigmo Touchless Dimmer, beauty is not sacrificed in favor of function. With equally affordable decorative switch plates in ceramic, wood, stone, photo, glass and miscellaneous, you can have the Anigmo Touchless Dimmer in attractive designs. For example, you can use a ceramic switch plate in your Eastern-designed bathroom; or you can choose a wood switch plate in your oak kitchen; or you can use the stone switch plates for your patio; or you can use the glass switch plates for your jewel-hued living room. Price ranges from $10 for the Plain White Switch Plate to the moderately-priced wood plates at $45 each and to the upscale ceramic and stone switch plates at $75 each. You can even make and design on of your own wall plates for that unique design. With an Anigmo dimmer, a touchless proximity sensor need not be sterile as those used for commercial establishments.

Since you can use any non-conductive materials for the decorative switch plates, the effectiveness of the touchless proximity sensor is not affected even if the switch plate is as wildly-designed as you want. However, certain dimensions and weight requirements must be followed. First, the material should only be ¾ inch thick for the touchless proximity sensor to function as designed. Plates thicker than ¾ inch are not suggested since the range and performance of the touchless proximity sensor is affected. Second, the weight of the decorative wall plate must not exceed 2 lbs. You certainly do not want your Anigmo Touchless Dimmer to become detached, and therefore, visible. The primary attraction of the Anigmo Touchless Dimmer is the ease with which you can make it blend with the wall, rendering it almost invisible. Third, do not use conductive materials as switch plates. Again, the performance of the touchless proximity sensor will be affected.

Furthermore, the touchless proximity sensor in an Anigmo Touchless Dimmer is designed so that accidental operation is highly unlikely. The Anigmo Touchless Dimmer is designed to cope with power surges and prevent false triggers such that only sizable objects passing within an inch of the control unit can activate the dimmer. Unless, you are actually air-kissing the control unit in a crowded hallway, you will not set off the touchless proximity sensor accidentally.