Does the wall control come with downlight dimming up to 300 watt AND uplight dimming up to 200 watt?
2055624
Hello. This fan has a down light only and the wall control does have a dimming feature. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. -Beth
2055625
The fan itself uses two 50-watt mini-candelabra halogen bulbs that are included and are technically down lights. The wall control can only support 250 watts max. You could support up to 5 of these bulbs if they are on separate fans.
2055626
Not sure about the wattage but you hold down the button and it dims up and then down to desired brightness. It's not a super bright system.
2010898
Yes,You will need to connect to a dimmer installed at the wall switch. This will mean that every light on the circuit will be dimmed.
1313936
I have only installed one (1) of these units but it is absolutely quiet at all settings including the lowest. The unit dims only two (2) 80 Watt incandescent BR-30 type bulbs.
658333
I don't recall saying that, but lows shine up to the top of the housing and high shine down. And thoughts... Get the higher wattage ones, these just aren't bright enough
1292858
It has the requirements right on the fixture. Use A type bulb (this is just a "normal" sized light bulb and you can't exceed 60 watts. I used 40 watt bulbs and they are very bright. You don't buy dimmable bulbs - the dimmer is controlled by the switch you install in the wall - any bulb will dim if you have a dinner switch installed.
619127
not sure what dimmer option you are referring to. the control has 3 settings that were included. I actually leave mine on the dimmest setting at all times. love these lights and would definately buy again.
1142811
No, if you're asking about the hand held remote. Nothing is visible on the fan, we use only the remote and do not have a wall switch. We have 3speeds for the fan & dimming feature for the light. Hope this helps.
814511
Yes, as long it not over 600 watts in total. Also, it's don't have a dimmer build in. But, it work goods as a normal three ways. The only things I have small problem is the switch behind a brick wall taken longer to respond and have to flip it again slower. Hope this helps.
1429494
Nothing that I can see, both seem to be 120 watt. Beware, with this bulb the picture was very dim compared to previous bulbs I've used.
1029249
NO,you need a dimmer approved for LED, standard incandescent dimmers do not cut the wattage low enough to dim LEDs. An incandescent dimmer is designed to cut the power from 100/200 watts down to maybe 10/20 watts if it is a really good one, an older one would only cut down to 25/50 watts. Since a set of LEDs on this will only be 60watts max you will get no dimming effect. A dimmer designed for LED lighting can cut the power down to as low as 0.5 watts
2090246
Yes, assuming you have "normal" porch lights. Timer/switch is rated for up to 1800 watts. Most porch lights don't exceed 100 watts, so three drawing 300 watts is no problem. One of my timers controls two 600 watt transformers (for low voltage yard lights) without a problem.
1677000
Yes, the fan up lights and down lights..didn't count the bulbs when installed, but 7 sounds reasonable. The fan is simply stunning!
272570
So the dimmer features works on percentages, 100, 75, or 50, 50% is too low at 300 watts and 75% would be to high at 450 watts....you worried about heat with the 600 or u got a better quality bulb at 400?
1424427
The dimmer seems to work well. The only problem that I have seen that it seems to take quite a bit of tunring before the light comes on at all but then starts very dim and goes to full brightness. I also put in a 300 Watt bulb because the 200W it came with was not bright enough.
1470866
The Twelve dollar price is for 1 puck light with no AC adapter. I used a 30 watt power adpter that cost about $14. to run my 6 upper lights and another one to run my 6 lower cabinet lights. This unit (I don't think) is capable of dimming (not sure but don't think so) but you can look it up under " Ledwholesalers 30 Watt LED Power Suppply Driver Transformer 120 to 12 Volt DC Output, 3207 "
1474936
I installed a Leviton 6674-P0W SureSlide Universal 150-Watt LED dimmer in the wall box.Very nice control of 6 LED ceiling lights w/o any buzzing and/or flickering - so far!!Only $18 from Amazon.
497969
The unit controls the power to the bulb. The dimming function will operate the same, albeit over the range selected by the lamp switch for the 3-way bulbs. For convenience, up to the power level of the dimmer (300 watts), it's more convenient to select the brightest light range of the bulb with the lamp switch, and then use the hand-held dimmer slide to set the illumination level desired over the whole range of the bulb. It is in fact a waste of money to use a three way bulb with the dimmer. Insted of a 50-100-150 watt bulb, for example, it is far more cost-effective to use a ('one-way') 150 watt bulb, that would then make available via the dimmer a semi-infinite number of light levels between zero (off) and 150 watts (full on) with one simple control.