Astronics Lamp Dimmer on 2040-parts.com
Appignano, IT
Dc10 lamp dimmer, unable to test, seem new but for some small aluminum parts bent, as is no guarantee no return, due the weight shipping cost is pretty expensive, shipping cost referred to Usa Canada, Europe, ask for other country.
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