Are these bulbs dimmable
216968
No idea if these are dimmable...don't use them that way...they are however small in size ...didn't realize that and was disappointed by that fact
1928461
No. They are none dimmable unless you purchase a led light that has dimming capabilitys. Even with the proper switches, the drivers for the light are not compatible .
1723223
I am sorry I cannot answer your question. I actually returned this item because I needed DIMMABLE bulbs and these were not.
1585215
These say dimmable. I had an electrician tell me that I needed LED compatible dimmers, but they work on my old dimmers.
964809
These are not dimmable. Make sure the ones you buy say dimmable as a feature. If used with a dimming switch then they will flicker when turned on.
87563
I did not test them that mode, but I do not see why they could not be dimmable..
496741
I am not sure, because, we do not have a dimmer attached to the unit. But, as far as I know, all bulbs are dimmable. They are great for us because we could not find the weird bulbs we needed.
1297826
I don't think so. They have a dc transformer. You can wire them into a non dim-able light switch. I bought a remote dimmer I can use to dim them.
1806162
They are not made to be dimmable. They do dim but then burn out as a result of multiple dimming events.
8182
Yes and not sure about the dimmable LED bulbs. The bulbs they come with are still in ours.
2250957
it's just a standard hard-wired light fixture like you would put in yout kitchen or dining room, so as long as you use standard old ligthbulbs or non-fluorescent new type ones that actualy say "dimmable" on the package then i would think so, yes...but these are made for outisde lighting, so usually dimming is not necessary....basically it's the bulb you use not the fixture that determines the dimmability.
1521161
Yes - these bulbs are inherently less bright than traditional bulbs (due to design) -- as you would expect, old light bulbs from many years ago don't produce as much light as current bulbs... having said that, there are no special requirements with regard to dimming - any incandescent dimmer will work with these bulbs as long as it is rated for the wattage (which virtually all dimmers are... only an issue if you put a bunch on one circuit) -- I love em... and I use a dimmerAll the best - George
2173294
No, the ones I received only had a switch. These are not really bright lamps, so to me a dimmer wouldn't be necessary.
1696584
The bulb itself is dimmable, you just need to make sure that the ballast you're using is dimmable as well.
1018097
not dimmable. i noticed yesterday that costco is now selling a dimmable bulb, and they are 33% the cost with the built in rebate from the local utility
2255975
I haven't tried dimming the ones I have. I looked up LED lamps to see if they are dimmable. It appears some are. I can't say for sure about this one. I love the ones I have. Very crisp white light, using minimum power. :)
1784736
i don't know. I put these bulbs into standard 110V fixtures wired with 24VAC low voltage landscape lighting. I didn't try using a dimmer.