I would like to know if the light is dimmable. I have a variable voltage switch that simulates dawn over 90 minutes (120VAC, 60hz) to use with product
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definitely not. this has an internal circuit board that changes the voltage from 120VAC to 12Volt. This means the light won't dim it will simply turn off.
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I don't know if it would be dimmable or noti. It can be wired to various voltage and either be on of off. I do not think it would work in that manner.
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The remote comes with a dimmer, with three levels of brightness. However the LED is powered by an LED driver that controls the voltage. I'm not sure using a dimmer in front of this device is a good idea.
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Thank you. After more research, I too think it is not dimmable. I did find a source for one, so all is good.Kevin
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Yes these are dimmable. I installed two of these puck lights plus nearly 48 feet of SMD3582 strip lights. I used a 150 watt 12 VDC magnetic power supply controlled by a Lutron DVLV-600P 600 watt switch. Works great. My only warning is that the power supply hums a little sometimes - not all the time which is odd. With other noise in the kitchen it is not noticeable, but if this were in other areas of the house I would need to do something to address the noise. The power supply is in the back of a lower cabinet so that helps.
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I have had mine for over one year. Mine is not dimmable. Model number is CWF-15W. It is possible that newer ones could have some dimmable attributes. In my experience, when a functionality is critical, look for a description that matches your requirements.
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Sorry for the delay. I couldn't remember so had to find the instruction and look it up. As far as I can tell the answer is no. However, the dimmable feature has become greatly appreciated. The lights look very nice dimed down. When one of them kicks on I know someone or something set it off. We replaced five outside lights with these and after a summer have them tweaked to where we like them.
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No it is NOT dimmable and contrary to another answer it CANNOT be dimmed with a separate transformer. You can't guess at these things. If you don't know, don't answer the question. I did try a separate dimmer but the light dimmed about 5%, flickered, and then went out. It is meant to be used as is. If you would like to know why some fluorescent lights can or cannot be dimmed, look it up on the internet. You can find some nice technical explanations.
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Not dimmable. You can put a smaller watt bulb in so that it's not as bright, however.
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I don't know if it's dimmable but it's not very bright so I don't think it would be necessary to dim it. It's puts off just enough light in an outdoor night setting. It looks great.
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Don't think so. I live in the US and use 120. I checked but didn't see any stickers indicating it was a dual voltage light. Sorry, it's a nice light.
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As far as I know all incandescents are dimmable, as long as you don't brighten them beyond their wattage.
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The Leviton switch has a fixed dimming range that is independent of the bulb. So it is what it is, sorry.
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These lights are great, but I don't believe they can be dimmed. At least nothing about dimming support was mentioned with the product documentation and the transformer is expecting 110~120V. They aren't too bright though where I've found a case where I wanted them to be dimmed.
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the lamp i put mine in wasnt a dimming lamp so i dont know FOR SURE.....but LEDs are tough and long lasting and I'd be very surprised if this bulb couldnt dimm when put in a fixture controlled with a proper Dimmer switch
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Hello! Both sets of lights are indeed dimmable. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
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Are you using this for LED tape light? The dimmer is rated for 12 volts. If you hook it up to a power source with a voltage greater than 12 volts the switch may work for awhile, but will eventually get fried.
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No, it's not dimmable and should not use with dimmers otherwise will damage the bulb.
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Romulo, I do not use it in a situation where I would need to dim it. These types of lamps use so little energy any standard switch should do . Returning to the dimming question, I suggest calling an electrical contractor.