Are these bulbs dimmable?
1489294
My outdoor lighting does not have dimming capability, so I really don't know. I control my brightness by modifying the wattage of the bulbs I use. These bulbs are comparable to a 4 watt standard landscape bulb, and at 1 watt it would be hard for me to believe that you would want or could get them any dimmer without them turning off! I have much larger led bulbs in my home on appropriate dimmers, and when I attempt to dim them significantly the led's just turns off.
1489295
Who knows, they are so dim to start with that to dim them farther would essentially be turning them off.
1489296
I've never seen a dimmer on a Mailbu type system, but I would think it is possible to dim LED bulbs. I think the dimmer would have to be on the main-plug before the transmitter. Most dimmers work by quickly turning off and on the voltage so that the average current is lower, at the same voltage, so the LED's should still turn on.
2191453
They are not dimmable. I am not sure about the lumens but they are bright and I am satisfied with the product.
1509163
Lights are not dimmable. You can turn them on and off at night but they will only come on at night.
2255975
I haven't tried dimming the ones I have. I looked up LED lamps to see if they are dimmable. It appears some are. I can't say for sure about this one. I love the ones I have. Very crisp white light, using minimum power. :)
1142459
No. You can generally assume electronic light bulbs (such as CFL or LED) are not dimmable unless clearly marked as dimmable. The CFL item you are inquiring about is not made in a dimmable version. I hope this helps. Thank you, Kobe Lynn, Bulborama
2250957
it's just a standard hard-wired light fixture like you would put in yout kitchen or dining room, so as long as you use standard old ligthbulbs or non-fluorescent new type ones that actualy say "dimmable" on the package then i would think so, yes...but these are made for outisde lighting, so usually dimming is not necessary....basically it's the bulb you use not the fixture that determines the dimmability.
1492320
I have no idea!! Sorry, The package say that they are dimmable, but I have only used them with on/off switches in my home and for that they work fine. I have about 45 fixtures using these bulbs with no complaints, they are not as bright as the 50w halogens, but close enough!
412291
To my knowledge, I don't think so. There are cfl bulbs that are specifically designed for dimmer operation.
762831
The bulbs are incandescent so I would think they are dimmable. They are essentially night lihts. We installed four of these as step lights on our stairway and they work great in that application. Since they are only 7watts you may not need to dim them.
964808
As far as I can tell, they are not dimmable. I do not have a dimmable switch, but on the box it is not mentioned that they are dimmable.
1036892
I don't know if it is dimmable when I installed mine I put them on a single switch - full on or full off as for replacement bulbs it is very unlikely you'll ever need as they are LEDs
450812
I am using LED bulbs and am dimming them with the switch. So far, no problems and is working fine...make sure the bulbs state they are, in fact, dimmable.
2043296
Yes they do. All incandescent lights are dimmable. I also have these in a dimming dining room chandelier.
801535
Yes, they are dimmable. The dimmer knob is just a variable resistor. It lowers the voltage "seen" by the bulbs, so less current flows through. Lower current means a dimmer light. The beauty of an analog device.
2107649
Not dimmable. Not even with a dimmer made for dimmable LED bulbs. Heck, mine melted & died within a few months of normal use (without a dimmer), and my electric bill spiked that month. I can't recommend these bulbs at all. I've had great success with LEDs advertised as dimmable, especially those made by EcoSmart (CREE LEDS) or Philips -- but I only use them with dimmers made to work with LEDs.
428214
Yes, these are incandescent halogen bulbs, and they work fine on a dimmer.If you are installing a new high voltage (120v) *dimmer*, you may need to ensure the dimmer is compatible with the power supply/transformer for the low-voltage fixture. If everything is already in place and working and all you're doing is replacing bulbs, you are good-to-go.
8182
Yes and not sure about the dimmable LED bulbs. The bulbs they come with are still in ours.