How to dim low power LEDs for under kitchen cabinets?

[mtiede36]

I want to put some sort of dimmable LEDs under the kitchen cabinets. The ones I've identified so far all seem to include a power transformer to drop down to 10V or so and an in line dimmer device with a remote control.

How would one be able to use an Insteon device to control the dimming? Like an Insteon 2477D, for instance. Is it possible? Has anyone done something like this?

[mtiede36]

Still no one has any suggestions?

[BLH]

Can't help with your setup as I have never done a similar thing.
The 2477D driving an inductive transformer AC input.
Is not recommended.
The AC wave is modified for dimming and will not handle the inductive load.
Even at 100% On the wave is distorted and may damage the dimmer or rarely the transformer itself.

[ZamirTeo]

Great option! 🌟 Using the Insteon 2477D to control the dimming of your kitchen cabinet LEDs is quite possible and super convenient. 🏠💡 Many people have done it successfully in the past, and you’ll love the seamless control it provides! 🙌😊

[dpm]

I have used a variety of these magnetic transformers. They come in 12 and 24 volts (you need to match the lights) and a range of wattage sizes from like 40 to 200watts. Work great with led’s. Mine are all fed by 2477d’s.
https://www.amazon.com/Driver-Dimmab.../dp/B0836BKRXS