Light Dimmers:

Controlling the brightness of incandescent or halogen lamps in lighting systems.

Motor Speed Control:

Regulating the speed of universal motors in appliances like blenders, mixers, and power tools.

Heating Elements:

Controlling the power supplied to heating elements in devices such as electric stoves and ovens.

AC Power Control:

Used in applications where the power supplied to a load needs to be controlled, such as in fan speed control.

Appliance Control:

In various household appliances like air conditioners, washing machines, and dishwashers for controlling different functions.

Lighting Systems:

In lighting control systems for theaters, auditoriums, or any application where adjustable lighting is required.

Switching Power Loads:

Used in applications where AC power needs to be switched on and off at specific points in the AC waveform.

Phase-Angle Fired Controllers:

In systems where phase-angled firing of the Triac is employed to control power delivery to a load.

Fan Speed Control:

Regulating the speed of AC fans in air conditioning systems or electronic cooling applications.

Motorized Appliance Control:

Used in applications where the speed or power of a motorized device needs to be controlled, such as in certain types of kitchen appliances.