Makerfabs Launches Matouch AC Dimmer With Touchscreen Knob

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Makerfabs Launches Matouch AC Dimmer With Touchscreen Knob

Makerfabs releases affordable open-source dimmer for controlling AC-powered devices with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

Makerfabs launched the Matouch AC Dimmer , an open-source controller that enables users to adjust light brightness and motor speed of electronic devices.

The dimmer operates by modifying AC current through phase-cut dimming, similar to residential light dimmer switches found in homes and offices.

The Matouch is built around a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-enabled ESP32-S3 microcontroller featuring 16MB of flash storage and 8MB PSRAM. The device includes a distinctive 1.28-inch touchscreen integrated into a rotary knob, reminiscent of smart home thermostat controls.

Applications of Matouch AC Dimmer have various domains. It is a powerful controller able to control fans, LED lighting strips, AC powered heated beds and heaters in enclosed machines. It is capable of manipulating any apparatus functioning on AC current.

The Matouch AC Dimmer, priced at $29.80 on the company’s website, is a low-cost option for Do It Yourself projects. While the manufacturer includes full specifications on its site, CNX Software has a more tech-savvy look at what’s under the hood for interested users.

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