Does it work with NON-dimmable LED like Philips brand from Home Depot?
1976407
I have not tried that due to comparability issues withj fixtures inside my home with similar bulbs. I would ask Philips. This fixture can dim when there's no motion and that feature may not work right with the bulb
1976408
According to the Amazon product review the lamp "Requires one incandescent bulb of up to 100 watts (not included)."
115838
I don't think so. I have the bulb and package in my hand and it doesn't reference dimming. Ever LED bulb that's dimmable seems to promote that feature.
1303771
Yes. I installed one with mine and it works great. Make sure dimmer switch is compatible with LED lamps.
1210465
No. You must use a decent dimmer that's led capable. The old dimmers are hard on the electronics in the led
1307990
Yes you can, i have been all of my CFL bulbs with LED on both my dimmer switches and Relay Switches. That said some LED work better then others. i would not recommend Philips,as they tend to flicker on low dim and take a second to turn on. i use CREE bulbs and get them at home depot and the pricing has come down a great deal. some of the other tested by Insteon are Cree, Ecosmart, Sylvania, Feit Electric, GE, Great Value, Unitech. you can call them directly to see if there are any further updates. Hope that helps
1284447
hello thank you fro the question and interest. Yes this will work on a dimmer switch and the color are darker when not lit
935542
Your dimmer switch doesn't have to be compatible, the light bulb does. It will say LED dimmable in description
357004
No. A non-dimmable bulb no matter if it's LED or CFL is still non-dimmable. To control a non-dimmable bulb with a wall switch use INSTEON ToggleLinc Relay model 2466S
2240612
Yes, and as far as I know just about every lighting fixture is dimmable with the right type of bulb and the right type of dimmer switch for the bulb that you have. I know these work with incandescent, CFL and LED dimmable bulbs (with a dimmer switch designed to control all three types).
1414901
Most dimmers that work with halogen will work with LED. The old dimmers for incandescent do not work with LED
1418052
It works with my LED light, but I have noticed odd behavior when the dimmer is on lower settings. There is a momentary delay before the bulb emits light, and once the bulb is lit, it has a tendency to vary in brightness. I don't notice this with incandescent bulbs on the same switch. Full disclosure: I live in an old house so this may be a result of older wiring.
693562
I have several LED type bulbs in my house, and the only ones I can get this to work with are the CREE Daylight White 40 watt equivalent (6 watt) the others I have are either not rated for DIMMER use or when in the "Off" setting the 60 watt or 100 watt version of the CREE bulbs stay on dimly.
1656317
Yes. I recommend that you use a dimmer that is designed to dim LED's. They can be easily found at a home improvement store.
889008
Nope not yet. They should though as they make them but not for this line. If you decide to get this, the LED bulb that worked for me was 60w Philips LED. The model number is 9290002268A 880 Lumens 2700K soft white light. Bought these bulbs at a local home depot.
459672
I disagree with Minite who says that it works "great" with a dimmable LED bulb. I'm using Philips LED bulbs, and it makes the bulbs buzz noticeably. Not badly enough that I will return it, and the packaging states quite clearly that it is not meant for CFLs or LEDs, but still a bit disappointing that a dimmer made in 2015 doesn't work well with LEDs.
78539
Yes it will work with any dimmer switch. But for the same price as most dimmer switches you can get the Levittown 6674-pow universal led and cfl and incandescent from Amazon. It is a truly superior dimmer switch. For many reasons including that you can set a minimum light level so you know whether you lights are on or off. It has both a slide control and a on/off switch.
1218264
Yes. I've tested it with a dimmable halogen equivalent LED bulb (120V input / 4W output). However, I'm not sure if it works with other types of LED lights, and it seems that it dims the light a little bit.