Will this work with Halogen Bulb? (Philips 415760 Indoor Flood 50-Watt MR16 GU10)
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I use this switch on a pair of 150 watt halogen flood lights, see the switch specs below - 50 watt will work just fine. Halogen comes under the official designation of incandescent. Wall Switch (WE-001); On/Off function on devices up to 1000W Works with incandescent, fluorescent and compact fluorescent lamps
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I use this switch on a pair of 150 watt halogen flood lights, see the switch specs below - 50 watt will work just fine. Halogen comes under the official designation of incandescent.Wall Switch (WE-001); On/Off function on devices up to 1000WWorks with incandescent, fluorescent and compact fluorescent lamps
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I have no direct experience with halogen bulbs in this application, but, I don't see any reason why not.
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Yes, it should. It simply replaces an existing switch in a 120V 15amp circuit with the base module/switch, which is in turn controlled remotely with the wireless module.
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Yes, when it did not work right with all LED spots, I tried one halogen spot (leaving three LED spots in place) and that solved the problem. Even now, sometimes it requires a couple of tries before turning lights on and off (especially in colder weather.) I wonder if I substituted more halogens for LEDs if it would eliminate that minor inconvenience. But I haven't tried it. Still the remote switch is very convenient overall.
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The package says that it works on "dimmable LEDs/CFLs & all halogens/incandescents". I dunno about LEDs/CFLs/halogens but it will do regular old 60 to 250 watt bulbs no problem, which keeps your old bulbs working longer so don't need to buy those new spendy ones.
919994
It should work if the bulb fitting is the standard light bulb fitting/size!!!
977703
I have personally used these with 85w halogens. I don't think 9006 bulbs come with much higher wattage than that. I believe these will even work with those HID retrofit kits as well. Hope this helps.
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Seller, I would also be interested in a GU10-->GU24 adapter (use smaller GU10 bulbs in a GU24 fixture).Note that Philips has begun selling their "Hue" color shifting bulbs in GU10 format (and no mention of GU24 at this time). These GU10 programmable bulbs are pretty cool, so there will probably be some demand for such adapters...
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Yes, as long as your lamp has a two pin base. As pictured the lamp sticks up out of the lamp fixture, not horizontally like some other halogen exterior lights. I use min in a fixture that can take 100 watts, but just like the old fashioned tungsten bulbs, you don't hurt anything my using lower wattage.
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I use mine with Halogen bulb in one of those torchiere floor lamps after its dimmer switch melted.
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I am not sure. The fittings I have used are good for standard and flood bulbs. There is a suction adapter that might work.
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My guess would be probably not. The type of socket that the halogen goes into has an electrode on each side that the bulb touches. I've never seen an LED that would fit.
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They worked to replace halogen MR-16 bulbs. That is all I have used them for.
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You should be able to change the light to whatever 12v light fits. A 50-watt MR16 halogen bi-pin bulb comes with it.
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It will work but it wont fit good here is a link to a great beautiful designed R20 LED Bulb Triangle Bulbs T95059-6 (6 pack) - 9-Watt (50-Watt) R20 Indoor Flood LED Light Bulb, Soft white, 800 Lumens, 6-Pack
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From what I know yes. the Philips bulb works perfectly, I have had zero issues with it.
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It should work just fine if the bulbs you are using are the dimmable type. Since this adapter makes it so you can use the standard type socket again.
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Of course you can since I've been using this bulb and it works just fine. http://www.amazon.com/Philips-431650-Personal-Wireless-Frustration/dp/B00BSN8DLG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395339249&sr=8-1&keywords=philips+hue+LED+bulbs
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Yes. The CFL bulb will fit. That is the type I use and it works quite well.
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Yes, but they will have to be LOW-VOLTAGE (12V) MR16 LED bulbs. The fixture uses transformers in the track heads to convert line voltage to 12V--designed for 50W 12V MR16 halogen bulbs. You could use low-voltage MR16 LED bulbs, but, if you really want to use LED, you could just get a regular (line-voltage) track kit and put LED bulbs (e.g. PAR20, PAR30, etc.) in it.