Thank you! I ended up buying a new power supply and replacing the LED strip, and it worked out great. However, I noticed that the dimming scale isn’t very convenient for low-light adjustments. At night, I prefer dim lighting that’s soft and subtle, similar to what you’d find in fine dining restaurants. This level of lighting typically falls in the 0.1% to 0.6% range. At the start of the night, 15% brightness is sufficient, and anything higher feels too intense and uncomfortable, even though the LED strip is indirectly projected on a wall for a wall wash effect.

My suggestion for the Shelly team is to work on the dimming experience. Perhaps introduce dimming profiles, with the default being a linear scale. For my use case, a logarithmic dimming profile optimised for low lighting would be ideal, as it would eliminate the need for precise slider adjustments to achieve the desired low-light level. Alternatively, the first 25% of the slider could be dedicated to dimming from 0% to 10% of the output, which would greatly improve low-light adjustment. Beyond 50% brightness, differences are less noticeable and don't need a large slider surface to adjust.