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Anigmo Touchless Dimmer employs capacitive proximity sensor which is immune to air movement, light and temperature change or sound. This sensor only reacts to generally dens material with a substantial volume. In our case the sensor will disregard small objects such as a fly lending on it, or dust in the air. It will only react to objects that are about the size of a child’s hand or larger.

Capacitive proximity sensors are regularly used in the industry to check the level of liquids, objects on conveyer belts and similar.

All our products are backed by 5 year limited warranty and we offer full refund for the first 90 day from the purchase.

Our basic model costs $145, while the price used in the article is for our most expensive model.

Welcome to the next wave,

Igor Strukel
Anigmo


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