"For incandescent light bulbs only". So this will not work with an outdoor LED light strip?
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LED lighting requires a very specific dimmer. If you use this the dimmer will not dim smoothly. From nothing to mid-bright and then slowly up to full brightness from there. This would not be ideal!
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Hi,It can be use for incandescent bulbs as well, however it is specifically design for LED lights. JohnnyiJDMTOY
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Yes, use this for outdoor low voltage landscape light fixture. It is as good as the one sale for $5.00 something per bulb in either Home-deport or Lowe locally
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This bulb is a direct replacement for an incandescent version and the color is very comparable. I have not used outside but would imagine it would work just fine as long as it is in an enclosure as all the LEDs are Surface Mount Technology. So using the same enclosure of the original lighting would be fine...and there is no heat from these replacements as in a normal high output bulb. Hope this answers the question.
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I believe they will work on LED's ....I installed one on some high efficiency outdoor bulbs I believe they are of the "LED" type. The problems I have had is at times the remote switch does not work...one day it justs decides not to work reliably but most of the time it works fine. (The failure times do not have any rhyme or reason...could be close to the reciever or a couple hundred feet)
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As of this writing, I have only used it with incandescent bulbs. Sorry, can't help.
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These connectors are designed for low voltage (12volt) landscape lighting which is outside. The light fixtures are totally enclosed protecting both the bulb and the connector from the weather. Also see David's answer.
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In my experience this will not work with LEDs. The on/off switch works fine. We tried these with Cree recessed lighting and it failed completely. We also tried adding dimmable LED bulbs to a chandelier and it would not work.
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As long as that your lighting fixture is water proof and the bulb is away from rain or water, then it should be fine. However, completely shielded lighting fixture might shorten the lifespan of a led bulb.
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This is definitely NOT an outdoor light strip. It's been great in the kid's room or for something like under the kitchen cabinet. Also, you can only link 2 strips together max with the low power supplied so don't expect to go 'great lengths'. It's a great little light strip for the price but know your limitations up front.
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The instructions just say "up to 300 Watts of lighting" and "incandescent bulbs only". If the adapter is really huge it may interfere with the side of the unit. Other than that I don't see any reason it wouldn't work
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I'm wondering the same thing. It does NOT power my LED strip, and I'm wondering what's wrong.
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I used this for low voltage under cabinet lights. I don't if it would work with standard incandescent lights. You could send an email to Westek and ask the question. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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No it does not work with LED bulbs. I have one LED and one incandescent on the same fixture - this is the only way I got this to work
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The strip light requires an LED driver with 110 V in and 12 V out, which is purchased separately. That's the best I can tell you.
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I'm using it with florescent lighting but the instructions say it will work with any current bulb. I'm sure the LED's will be fine.
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I would assume so. Though I don't have that exact setup I do have a multi-pole setup with one dimmer and 3 other on\off switches for a multi bulb chandelier, and they work fine in that setup. I do also have some circuits with multiple fixtures outdoors (they work fine if shielded from the elements) but those only have single pole on\off switches with no dimmer. But I do have some other mini can 2 pin Philips dimmable LED bulbs on a 3 way circuit with one dimmer and one on\off. Hope that's not too confusing. Bottom line is that I would see no reason why these wouldn't work in a setup like you're describing. Hope that helps.