will it work with led lights?
182978
With my LED set up which is 9 FEIT candelabra style 4w LED's, the bulbs flicker at lower dimming. Basically, they would flicker except at high or maximum. The LED's were rated for dimming.
182979
I have one 6602 in the dining room controlling a 5-LED-bulb ceiling lamp which is able to do a nearly perfect job dimming those Osram (Sylvannia) 40 watt dimmable lights. The very same bulb, only one in a different room with a 6602 from the same batch even, only works from about 20-25% of the range up to maybe 90-95%? Go figure. The added resistance of 5 LED bulbs (making it closer to an incandescent load perhaps?) makes the difference, seemingly. Not bad after all...no flickering at all (so far) in either location. That part is about the LED brand (design, implementation, components quality...) I think. Some Philips are very reliable too I heard/read. I have one 6602 in the dining room controlling a 5-LED-bulb ceiling lamp which is able to do a nearly perfect job dimming those Osram (Sylvannia) 40 watt dimmable lights. The very same bulb, only one in a different room with a 6602 from the same batch even, only works from about 20-25% of the range up to maybe 90-95%? Go figure. The added resistance of 5 LED bulbs (making it closer to an incandescent load perhaps?) makes the difference, seemingly. Not bad after all...no flickering at all (so far) in either location. That part is about the LED brand (design, implementation, components... » Read More I have one 6602 in the dining room controlling a 5-LED-bulb ceiling lamp which is able to do a nearly perfect job dimming those Osram (Sylvannia) 40 watt dimmable lights. The very same bulb, only one in a different room with a 6602 from the same batch even, only works from about 20-25% of the range up to maybe 90-95%? Go figure. The added resistance of 5 LED bulbs (making it closer to an incandescent load perhaps?) makes the difference, seemingly. Not bad after all...no flickering at all (so far) in either location. That part is about the LED brand (design, implementation, components quality...) I think. Some Philips are very reliable too I heard/read. « Show Less
182980
Yes, I do not know of any reason why a dimmer switch would not operate a LED bulb that can be screwed into a socket.
1932049
It should I have a uv light and it works so I am pretty sure that this will work with the led lamp. This is just a bonder so u can use any lamp for it.
1282516
Do not think that will work. Switch is a single pole single throw. LED is designed to light when there is low light and requires an additional white wire to work
1130689
Yes, it should; I'm using a multi- LED light on it. I don't think you need dimable LEDs, this is on/off click, not a gradual lighting up. My first lasted about 8-9 years... This is my 2nd
1511221
yes, it works fine, I have installed 4 of these and all with LED bulbs - very satisfied
7477
If it's a dimmable led it will work. Check with your led manufacturer. I'm using this with a cfl and it works fine. You may get some flicker at low levels.
1418056
I looked at the .pdf manual. It says "Incandescent" at the top of the page, so it will not work well with LEDs. As someone said, that's why the low price.
2208254
My guess is the LED will work provided the LED unit is 110 volts and does not exceed the voltage or amperage of unit. I will say with confidence the unit has worked flawlessly since purchase with Flourescent bulbs. To be safe I would check with the mfg.
795422
As long as the light bulb is incandescent. It does not work on Florescent or LEDs. Hope this helps.
2026929
I don't know about LED type lamps, but it's been working great with a compact fluorescent(23W, day light); so I don't see why it wouldn't work with LED. Just be careful when connecting the wires, our color code does not match theirs. I also got mine in 10 days, not the 30 days stated. Good Luck
1644268
Not certain about LEDs, although I see to reason why not. I does nothing to the [house] current applied to it except turn it on and off. The device definitely does work just fine with CFL lighting, and that tends to be rather finicky about applied voltage, etc., unless you pay the extra $$$ for dimmable CFL lights.
1142682
Yes if they are 12 volt replacement lamps. It will not work for an LED alone as they need to have a driver.
628913
Absolutely..........works great with led lights provided they are dimmable. I bought some cheap China led flood lights on ebay and although they said nothing about being dimmable they dim just fine.Good Luck! Doug
1632988
yes, it should work fine,Leds are very low amperage, you might have to use a resister to limit voltage depending on the LED Rating.
808772
Presumably, this will control LEDs. Check the Leviton site for newer models that specifically state they will work with LEDs.
982813
This one should work with LED bulbs. I installed with CFL bulbs and standard bulbs and it worked fine.
1910350
Not sure. It worked with a couple computer programs we had for lights. I would assume if the program has USB interface that it would work... But I am unfamiliar with that program.