Finder 015.0.230 – 15 Series Dimmers – Accessory

Why Choose the Finder 015.0.230 Leakage Current Suppression Module?

The Finder 015.0.230 is a compact leakage current suppression module designed to prevent LED lamps from remaining faintly illuminated when an electronic dimmer is switched off. Developed as an accessory for the Finder Series 15 dimmer range, this module absorbs residual current that can cause unwanted LED glowing, helping ensure that compatible lighting installations switch off completely.

Modern LED lamps can be sensitive to very small electrical currents, particularly when connected to electronic dimmers. In some installations, residual current passing through the lighting circuit can cause LED lamps to glow faintly even when the dimmer is in its OFF position. The Finder 015.0.230 residual current suppression module provides a practical solution by absorbing this current and reducing unwanted illumination.

Designed for 230 V AC lighting applications, the Finder 015.0.230 absorbs approximately 0.8 W at 230 V AC and features a compact body measuring approximately 28 × 15 × 5 mm. Its small dimensions allow convenient integration into suitable lighting installations, making it an effective accessory for electricians, lighting installers and building automation professionals.

Key Advantages

• Eliminates unwanted LED afterglow caused by residual current when a dimmer is switched off.
• Designed for Finder Series 15 dimmers and compatible 230 V AC lighting applications.
• Absorbs residual leakage current that can prevent LED lamps from switching off completely.
• Compact 28 × 15 × 5 mm body suitable for integration into lighting circuits.
• 0.8 W absorption at 230 V AC according to Finder technical information.
• Helps improve the switching-off behaviour of sensitive LED lighting installations.
• Suitable for addressing LED glowing issues without replacing an otherwise compatible dimmer.
• Simple accessory solution for professional electrical installers and lighting maintenance engineers.

Key Features

• Finder Series 15 dimmer accessory.
• 015.0.230 manufacturer part number.
• Residual current suppression for LED lighting circuits.
• 230 V AC application voltage.
• 0.8 W absorption at 230 V AC.
• Helps prevent LED lamps glowing when the dimmer is OFF.
• Designed for use with compatible Finder electronic dimmers.
• Compact electronic module with connecting leads.
• 28 mm length and 15 mm height.
• 5 mm body thickness.
• Suitable for professional installation within appropriate lighting circuit arrangements.
• Passive suppression accessory requiring no programming or configuration.

Reliable Residual Current Suppression for LED Lighting

The Finder 015.0.230 addresses a common issue encountered when modern LED lamps are connected to electronic dimmers. Because LED lighting requires relatively little current to produce visible illumination, small residual currents can sometimes cause lamps to remain dimly lit after the dimmer has been switched off. The suppression module absorbs this unwanted current, helping the connected LED lamps achieve a complete OFF state.

The module is designed for use with Finder Series 15 electronic dimming systems, including compatible 230 V AC phase-control dimmers. Its compact construction allows it to be incorporated into suitable lighting circuit arrangements without complex electronic configuration. The module is connected according to the relevant Finder wiring diagram, and installation should be performed by a suitably qualified electrician. It is a residual current suppression accessory rather than a standalone dimmer or a protective circuit breaker.

Typical Applications

• LED lighting circuits experiencing faint illumination when switched off.
• Finder Series 15 electronic dimmer installations.
• Residential LED downlights and ceiling lighting.
• Commercial LED lighting and architectural illumination.
• Hotel, office and retail lighting control systems.
• Building automation installations using compatible Finder dimmers.
• Lighting maintenance and troubleshooting of LED afterglow.
• Retrofitted LED lighting circuits with residual current issues.
• Professional electrical installations requiring improved LED switch-off behaviour.