can i use a dimmer on this fan
1560564
I don't think so. I have two of these fans and I dimmed one of them with lower watt bulbs.
407056
Yes it can be connected to a dimmer. However make sure you get bulbs that are compatible for dimming. Some of the low energy bulbs will not work. Check the bulb packaging.
1854615
I did not use the unit with a dimmer, but it is listed as dimmable with a standard dimmer. I would just be sure you meet the minimum load the unit requires and that the lamps are listed.
2134428
Yes you can. LED lights may not work with this dimmer, but regular incandescent lights will. Just remember that if you want to fade the lights, to set dipswitch 11 and 12 to the ON position (off for switching mode)
49168
Yes, I have mine on a dimmer though. These look very very good. Makes my room look awesome. Best purchase I ever made.
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
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.
2202920
Probably not. In my experience, when you try to use a standard dimmer on "dimmable" LED lights, it does not work. The wattage is different. Usually if it is a group of lights they cannot all be LED; you have to put one or two incandescent lights in the circuit so the dimmer works.Hope this helps.
1400355
Yes, but I don't have a dimming ceiling fan so I'm not sure on the answer if u have one of those.
1311871
Yes, you can use a dimmer with this (I do), provided you have the right light bulbs. This sconce holds two bulbs that go into a traditional screw-in socket.
1751982
Yes you can. We recommend a BR30 or PAR30 LED. Please verify dimmer compatibility with the LED lamp.
1525541
You do not want to use the dimmer type. The switch that does not have the dimmer should work fine.
698971
This dimmer is designed for incandescent / halogen lights. Also, CFLs are normally not dimmable, but even if you got dimmable CFLs or LEDs they may not work with this switch (of the two, LEDs are more likely to work, but they may also flicker, hum, and you may not get the full dimming range). Unfortunately, they don't have a model for dimmable CFLs or LEDs yet. Your best bet is to stick with incandescent / halogen lights on fans if you want them dimmable without any issues.
514184
Any electric fan can be outfitted with a variable speed switch/dimmer, as long as the switch/dimmer has the specs to cover the fans wattage. so the answer is yes, but make sure the switch you get can handle the fanns wattage. They make speed controllers for some shop power tools,. this fan draws less juice than most power tools, so that would be a good, likely safe place to aim (but still check).But ultimately this one comes with a speed control built in,. so,.. unless your like me and installed it out of arms reach and you want to put in a remote dimmer,.. the question is moot.
1766162
Yes, it is not a dimmer, so pull cords on the fan/light would have to be used to control speed and number of bulbs in use at time switch is turned on. Not sure why one would need remote control of fan/light unless this is the only one in the area that needs to look like it is being lived in
367431
This fan can be turned on or off with the remote or wall switch. You cannot control the dimmer or speed from the wall switch.
2158571
The fan comes with a remote that has three speeds plus an off. The light only has on/off. I did not try to hard wire a dimmer switch since it came with the remote that provided the same end result.