Easy-to-use hand swipe sensor switch for 12V LED lights - On/Off

I really like the switch but I have 12v lights not 24v . Would this still work?
Yes, these will work on 12V fittings.

Will this dimmer work with my arrow LED strip lights, using a 24V 30W.driver pulling a load of 17.5W?
Yes This will work fine. 30w is the maximum but there is no minimum.

You say the unit has 2.5 of cable. Presumably this is the length of cable from the driver socket to the sensor itself? If so where in the arrangement is the six port splitter?
The drivers each have a four or six port splitter attached, the sensor has 2.5m of cable that simply plug into one of these.

Cab you tell me your usual delivery lead time please for the Sensor Operated Dimmer for LED Lights
We try and keep these items in stock, if we do need to order them from the supplier, lead time is 5 working days.

I need to power 6 led lights but the dimmer seems to conect to one output port on the output ports on the splitter? Can I only power 5 lights with this? it says 6. ?
This dimmer can power 6 lights. The dimmer is plugged into one port on the driver. Then the 6 lights connect to the dimmers 6-Way Extension Box.

Can this be used in a bathroom as a replacement ultimately to operate the main LED downlights instead of a wall switch on the outside
This dimmer is only for use with our 24v LED under cabinet lights.

I recently purchased from yourselves 6 single surface led lights and a 3/6 fitting power supply. I now wish to add a sensor operated dimmer. My understanding is that I connect the new dimmer socket into my existing driver and relocate all 6 lights from the driver to the new 6 port splitter provided with the dimmer switch. Is this correct.
That is 100% correct.

Can I use the dimmer switch only as a dimmer and use a switch on the wall to switch on and off? Also if I get 3 lights and the dimmer do I need to buy a driver with 3-6 ports?
Yes you can have a normal wall switch to switch the whole system on or off. With a dimmer the system runs Driver > Dimmer > Lights, the dimmer has a JB socket with 6 ports where you plug the lights. So no your driver only actually requires 1 JB socket.

I have 9 lights to control. If the box on this switch only has ports for 6 lights what do I need to connect more lights?
You require the `JB 6-Way Extension Box`, this is now on our website, simply type it into the search box

the picture shows the splitter box connected to I assume the switch, the splitter box supplied is not connected to the switch do I assume that the cable marked input is wired to the supply and output wired to the splitter giving 5 ports to use
Plug marked input is connected to the LED power supply. All lights are then connected to the splitter (which means all lights are switched by the dimmer).

I am feeding 3 LED lights from this sensor dimmer. please confirm that the 24V output from the sensor goes into one port on the 6 way splitter supplied and each LED feed into one of the others. there is no input or output marked on the splitter.
The sensors single plug goes into the driver. Your LED fittings then plug into the connection box that is attached to the sensor.