Hi, this Switch work with Fluorescent Bulb?
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I don't see why not. It's just turning a light on and off. It has a timer inside that you can set how long you want it to remain on.
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Yes . This switch works great ! I use it with a 13 watt CFL . I highly recommend it.
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The one pictured is the same as I bought and they work well with florescent bulbs W gibson.W. Gibson
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The one pictured is the same as I bought and they work well with florescent bulbs W gibson . W. Gibson
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yes,,, i am a residential builder and i put these in all of the closets that have fluorescent lights and bulbs and they work fine, you just have to be careful that the light fixture that you purchase is designed for a fluorescent bulb as i am finding out there are light fixtures designed specifically for flu. bulbs... as for the motion sensor switch ...i love love love them... all baths, closets and laundry rooms should have them ha.. hope this helps patti baker
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Hi, Customer: Regarding to your question, this touch screen dimmer switch must works with dimmable led light and it will not work with traditional incandescent bulb. Here are some specification of this dimmer: Supply/Output wattage: 12V-24V Output Current: under 8A Output:1 channel
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If the new type of lightbulb (coil type) is considered fluorescent, then the answer is yes. I use 8 of those types of bulbs that are controlled by this unit.
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Yes - the switch will work with any load up to rated capacity. This includes fluorescent ballasts and motors.
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I use mine with Halogen bulb in one of those torchiere floor lamps after its dimmer switch melted.
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Yes. Since it is operated by a 120v on-off switch you can use the compact fluorescent bulb.
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I believe it is but check with Smarthome.com. This is a switch and should be OK, but if you decide to use their dimmers, I believe the are workable with Fluorescent. HTH. Good luck. I have a ton of this Insteon stuff and it all works as advertised. I love this stuff.... Bob
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The instructions that come with it don't indicate if it works with fluorescent lights but I have used it with my fluorescent shop lights that have 4 foot tubes and it works fine. So my answer would be yes. It also has a replaceable fuse if you overload it. I have been happy with mine.
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Yes, but I found that it works better with LEDs. This is just the control panel, but the opener that it pairs with holds two bulbs and one of them would keep turning off when I used CFL's. When I changed them to LED's the problem stopped. The problem might have just been a loose connection, don't know, but it works great with LED's.
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It works on turning on the circuit in the garage door opener. The type of light bulbs used in irrelevant.
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I'm not sure but I don't see why not. We used ours with the existing switch so assuming is is a dimmer with appropriate bulb I would imagine it would work.
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Yes, it works with CFL, LEDs, fluorescent, etc. I have 2 of these, one hooked to CFLs and the other hooked to LEDs, and it works perfectly fine.
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My honest answer is I don't know if it works or if it's safe. If it were me I'd try it. The switch is so low priced I'd try it just to find out. The previous answers are certainly correct; the switch is intended for halogen bulbs ONLY. In my amateur opinion, if you use the switch for any unintended purposes - such as non-halogen incandescent bulbs, you are on your own my friend; you will void any warranties for intended use. Don't blame me or the vendor if your house burns down.
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As long as you old switch has the same number of leads on each side it should work. My lamp is an antique with three bulbs. The switch worked great for me.
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Yes, it will work with both electronic and magnetic ballast fluorescent lights, CFL's as well. I have one installed in the roof of my 40 watt bug zapper (Stinger) and it works fine. I have another installed in a plastic gang box with one duplex electrical outlet (for portable usage) turning on a 1.5 amp fan. This is a thermally operated machanical switch with time delay.
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The switch itself does not no. I have dimmable LED bulbs that will buzz below 30%
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It works with my LED light, but I have noticed odd behavior when the dimmer is on lower settings. There is a momentary delay before the bulb emits light, and once the bulb is lit, it has a tendency to vary in brightness. I don't notice this with incandescent bulbs on the same switch. Full disclosure: I live in an old house so this may be a result of older wiring.