Are these bulbs dimmable?
2002354
Yes, & you will want to. You will need a credenza dimmer (from Amazon), because they are the only ones I found to handle the wattage. Get a 700 watt dimmer. You will love the effect, as the elements turn almost orange. I love mine.
2002355
They are not dimmable but I bought a $10 high voltage outdoor dimmer and it works great with the bulbs
2002356
I do not know, I do not use them that way. Mine are hanging outside and I do not have a dimmer attached. But I will tell you this, they are absolutely beautiful just like they are!
2002357
Perhaps so. I don't have that capability on my switch. Light is very soft however - more of a "glow",
2002358
I do not have a dimmer on them but I have good knowledge of electrical items and these are filament light bulbs which do not have a problem being dimmed in my experience the problems start when you use cfl and other fluorescent lighting
997129
Not sure if they are dimmable, but the color temp is a warm white, which what we were looking for.
787991
I've discarded the packaging but I believe these are not dimmable CFLs...very few are and when they do offer this feature, they tend to make a big deal about the feature and cost a lot more. Sorry I can't help any better.
1928461
No. They are none dimmable unless you purchase a led light that has dimming capabilitys. Even with the proper switches, the drivers for the light are not compatible .
1871147
No they are not dim able and they are 7w they are for outdoor accent lighting. Low voltage I hope this answers your question. Thanks
1265824
I think all fixtures are technically dimmable, as long as the bulb within is dimmable. This fixture takes standard bulbs.
762834
I am sure they will dim. they are just a regular incandescent bulb. you will likely not want them dimmed tho. They do work very well.
964809
These are not dimmable. Make sure the ones you buy say dimmable as a feature. If used with a dimming switch then they will flicker when turned on.
1885560
Not dimmable. You can put a smaller watt bulb in so that it's not as bright, however.
769145
Not dimmable as far as I know. I haven't tried using dimmers on them. My guess would be that they don't work like that. I'm sure you an find LEDs that do however. Good luck.
1985575
They are without a doubt dimmable...! Not sure why others would say otherwise... as for lumens.. my best guess would be 100... closest conversion I could find was a 40 watt bulb = 450 lumens...!
2064534
Yes they are dimmable. However, there don't compare to the Sylvania ones I bought through Amazon. The amount and quality of the light is much worse.
2225748
They are not dimmable. Tried about 10 different dimmers. You may get lucky enough to have them dim about half way but they will make an unacceptable and annoying humming sound. Do not purchase if you need to dim them.
617543
i don't recall seeing anything on the package saying that is was dimmable. That would make me think it was not. Dimmable bulbs usually advertise themselves as such.
2251838
As far as I know all incandescents are dimmable, as long as you don't brighten them beyond their wattage.
1437535
The mentioned bulb is not dimmable, but we have the same product with dimmable function, pack of one and pack of six are available. here are the links of them, (Pack of 6) Sunthin Dimmable 5w GU10 Led Bulbs, Daylight, 50w Equivalent, Recessed Lighting, GU10 LED, LED spotlight, 360lm, 45°Sunthin Dimmable 5w GU10 Led Bulbs, 50w Equivalent, Perfect Standard Size, Daylight, Recessed Lighting, GU10 LED, LED spotlight, 360lm, 45° (Daylight)
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.