Will this unit work with low wattage LED fixtures? Currently have 30 amp LED bulbs in accent lighting.
868368
Yes it will. I had to purchase this when I installed LED bulbs into my fixtures controlled by a timer that would not support them. This works perfect.
1174949
Are you trying to power LED accent lights in your PC? Then probably "Yes". If your trying to power a string of LED lights under your kitchen cabinets...then probably "No"...
315242
They absolutely work with LED bulbs. You have to slide it all the way on and then adjust downward. With an 8watt LED bulb the I found the response to be very even all the way down. No buzz at the light or at the dimmer. Dimmer stays cool --but an 8 watt bulb isn't much.
2115471
I use 6 watt led bulb with no problem. Which is equivalent to 40 watt. Been using it for several months now works great! 60 watt should be just fine.
1156417
Yes. No problem. I installed the CREE 75 watt equivalent warm light bulb and they're awesome. And since my lights are on dusk-to-dawn, the lower LED power use really is an advantage.
1578534
Yes, u woyld check what the nax bulb require for the fixture, then convert to LED.Hope this helps
2027229
Yes, it works well with low wattage lights including incandescent and LED bulbs. There is a relay built-in that "clicks" when the lights change state (OFF to ON or ON to OFF). In wiring the light, there is a connection to neutral (white) and hot (black) although the color of the wires may differ depending on whether it is a 3-way or single pole.
337985
You are dealing with two 27 watt lights and using a power supply rated at 12 amps. Be sure to check amount of amps to run the two lights. Theoretically it should work.
1578532
Yes, u woyld check what the nax bulb require for the fixture, then convert to LED. Hope this helps
411409
There is a minimum wattage required (60W?) to make this timer work. CFL/ LEDs will not work if the total wattage does not meet the requirements. I still have this timer, not able to use it, not able to return it. I hope this helps.
2060308
Yes. Although you may want to overestimate your requirements for that power supply. These boards are quite efficient, but not 100%, so your supply will need to provide &gt;30 watts to get 30 watts to the LED. Anyway, in all cases it is a good idea to have 30% or so overhead on your power supply.
215317
I am using 300watt equivalent LED bulb but it actually only use 40 watt energy.
1904071
because this is installed on the power wire feeding the bulb, it should be OK- BUT, it relies on the resistance of the bulbs. If you have LED lights, it will not work.
572822
I'm using it with a 200+ watt halogen bulb, it dims to a low voltage so I'd assume it would.To my knowledge voltage is the requirement, not wattage, but you should check with Insteon. You can contact them through the Smarthome site.Good luck.
1664968
while this particular part does not specify max wattages, similar parts specify 45w per socket ... as led bulbs are likely to be far below this i don't see any problems (i'm sure the manufacturer is simply trying to be clear that this part is NOT intended for high-wattage incandescent bulbs - and as these parts have been available forever - and as fairly bright LED bulbs are a recent development, the ad text probably has never been updated)
1902062
If the fixture has a regular bulb 'screw in' feature. It should work I have saved on my electric bills by retrofitting all to led cans
1941503
it will work fine with that wattage and with LEDs however, not every bulb I have tried would reach down into the socket. It's really designed for flood style bulbs.