is this bulb can be used on regular switch not only dimmable?
1557275
It can be used on any switch but these lights are not that bright. You will need supplemental light if you are trying to read or do any work.
1557276
If I got your question right, yes it can be used on regular switch, or dimmer switch.
1557277
Pretty sure that you can use it anywhere. I dont even dimm my light at all.
1557278
I installed it in a lamp that had Low, Medium, High settings and it did not work because the lamp varied the amount of wattage it fed to the lights. I imagine On and Off works just fine.
1476059
Yes, just install a dimmer in the switch box (electrician or experienced handy person). You will need to use regular light bulbs (non flourescent) for any light on a dimmer. I hope this helps.
1942065
Hi There, I wish I could answer you but my application does not make use of a dimmer just a standard on/off switch. Based on my experience with LED technology I would only trust the manufacturer in the case GE to answer the question. When I ordered the bulb I spoke to GE tech support and they were very helpful and responsive. I hope this help you. Fred Thomas
857186
Only if the bulb you are using is dimmable. This socket only extends to existing socket about 1.5 inches and has no effect on dimming whatsoever.
548256
Dimmers affect only the bulbs and not fixtures. If your switch is a dimmer it will be for incandescent or flourescent lamps. You can install dimmable or non-dimmable LED lamps.
1311039
Usually dimmable refers to light bulbs. So if you put a dimmable light bulb into it, it should work.
1936549
Yes it can be. simplest way is to cover the light sensor and it works as regular switch light.
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
2033588
I'm not sure. I know you can't use it with a dimmer switch. I'd check with Philips.
64703
No, it cannot. I purchased this bulb because it didn't specifically say it wasn't dimmable - but they are not. Here's the one I bought instead - it works beautifully; and has a great, soft warm light - as good or better than the halogen it replaced. Philips 423764 4-Watt (35-Watt) AirFlux MR16 Indoor Spot Light GU10 Base LED Bright White Light Bulb, Dimmable
1549909
It's just a standard CFL bulb and not marked as dimmable. If you mean 3-way bulb, no, they are also not. I expect them to burn out if installed in dimmer circuits. Search "CFL dimmable" and you can find options.
39295
The bulb is non-dimmable according to the Plumen website and should not be used with a dimmer. http://usshop.plumen.com/products/plumen-001-screw-fitting
1603415
Hi, this depends on what type of switch it is. I think this product is a 2 way switch. If it is, no it won't work. If you are installing this in a 3 way setup where there is another 3 way switch, then the dimmer has to be a 3 way dimmer switch. Another thing to keep in mind is that the light you want to dim has to be able to be dimmable. Example, if it is a flourescent light it must be a dimmable type. Usually incandescent or halogen bulbs are used where dimmers are used. Hope this helps
178840
Only if you want to dim the bulb. If it's just going to come on and off then a regular switch will do. If you want to dim the bulb be careful to get a dimmer made for led bulbs as many dimmers don't work at such a low wattage.
999324
No mine is not. But i think you can make any lamp/ light dimmable by changing out the switch and bulb to "dimmers".
2242955
They can be used with either a regular dimmer or with a standard light switch. In other words, you can use them just like a regular light bulb. I'm using mine on a regular on/off switch.
588095
I'm not sure. I'm not using it on a dimmer. I would guess you can but not from personal experience.