I am looking for something really dimmed, what is the equivalent of this for incandescent bulb?
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It has a brightness control. I don't know how many watts its incandescent equivalent is, but it goes fairly low.
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There are 3 brightness settings, high, med and low. At its brightest it is equivalent to about 40 watts, some colors will make it look even dimmer.
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Sorry my previous answer was incorrect as I remember a new product that just might work, but your dimmer function might not be usuable. This LED unit is comparable to a 25watt light: https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/114212/LED-G92020E.html
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The Leviton switch has a fixed dimming range that is independent of the bulb. So it is what it is, sorry.
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Most any dimmer will "work" with a dimmable bulb, but the low priced dimmers don't dim as well. Not a smooth transition, flickering, etc.
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no the ballest doesnt support dimming. If you use a smaller bulb u have to replace the ballest.
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If you use an incandescent bulb, I don't see why you couldn't use a dimmer switch. I don't know how a CFL or LED bulb would work with a dimmer. We really have enjoyed our light. Very pleased with it.
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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.
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This item does not contain a dimmer. This would have to be done externally to the lamp assembly.
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I have not run across a CFL bulb that is dimmable. I've heard that there are some LED lights that are dimmable, but have not looked into replacing the incandescent bulbs we are currently using. Another Amazon customer found this bulb: Pharox III DIMMABLE LED 6 Watt LED Light Bulb - 60 Watt Incandescent Replacement Bulb and it would appear at first glance to work for a ceiling fan application. Hope this helps.
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Are they CFL light bulbs? I heard, but don't know for sure, that they may not be able to be dimmed. I'm probably all wet. My Lutron works GREAT and I love it. So sorry for your woes.
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Yes - these bulbs are inherently less bright than traditional bulbs (due to design) -- as you would expect, old light bulbs from many years ago don't produce as much light as current bulbs... having said that, there are no special requirements with regard to dimming - any incandescent dimmer will work with these bulbs as long as it is rated for the wattage (which virtually all dimmers are... only an issue if you put a bunch on one circuit) -- I love em... and I use a dimmerAll the best - George
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It most likely won't dim LED bulbs as its for incandescent bulbs. If the LED bulb is dimmable you should try a lutron C.L dimmer, which is made for LEDs.
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These are designed for Incandescent bulbs only. They make other dimmers for dimmable CFL bulbs & other dimmers for Led bulbs. There are many brands of dimmers. You really need to check out the MFG's recommendations when buying dimmers.
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I'm not aware of a product that would do what you ask. Assuming that the issue is excess heat, I went to 100 watt LED bulbs by Cree. They only require 18 input watts and are cool enough to touch while on. They are relatively expensive, but have a long service life and use considerably less electricity. They are slightly taller than incandescent bulbs, so if that is an issue, you will want to check dimensions before you buy. Website is www.cree.com.
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Any wall dimmer will work for this. I installed this on a typical Lutron wall switch/dimmer from home Depot. Since it is an LEd light and not a CF light, any dimmer you buy should work fine for you.
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I know several people that have L-Prize bulbs on dimmers. Any modern LED rated dimmer should be fine.
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Yes - these bulbs are inherently less bright than traditional bulbs (due to design) -- as you would expect, old light bulbs from many years ago don't produce as much light as current bulbs... having said that, there are no special requirements with regard to dimming - any incandescent dimmer will work with these bulbs as long as it is rated for the wattage (which virtually all dimmers are... only an issue if you put a bunch on one circuit) -- I love em... and I use a dimmer All the best - George