is this PSU dimmable
1933301
There is an output voltage adjustment, but it's fairly limited - maybe +/- 5 volts.
1018097
not dimmable. i noticed yesterday that costco is now selling a dimmable bulb, and they are 33% the cost with the built in rebate from the local utility
2251809
I can't say for sure, since I don't own that model PSU, but I would say yes. The screw placement appears to be default. Also make sure the wattage is high enough for your needs.
129960
its not dimmable but the light is not overly bright so l dont think its necessary. A very pleasant light bright but not overpowering.
261867
No It's strictly for 1000 watt lights. the dimmable is to run the light at 75% and 50% of it's power. but it has to be 1000 watts.
1777621
It is dimmable but you must use a dimmer rated for halogen bulbs. If you use a standard dimmer for incandescent lighting you will get a buzzing from your lighting and the lights will flicker. Make sure not to exceed the maximum wattage or you will burn out the transformer.
1029250
I tested the driver with an Insteon 2457 Lamplinc dimmer on a 45W load of LED strip lights. Based on the results, I'd say this driver is not dimmable from the AC input side.
704630
I don't believe so. It is powered by the PSU and simply checks the voltage of each connector to make sure that they are within specification.
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 "
1719133
Hello, sir, sorry, this is a dimmable bulb, if you install it without our special driver, it cannot be dimmed normally.
1643652
Yes, it should work, if your system is 12 or 24 VDC (some are rated for both 12 and 24, some are rated for 12 volts only) and you are below the rated amperage of the dimmer . This is a PWM (pulse width modulation) type dimmer - turns on and off X times per second. They are usually 5 amps maximum. Heat is a function of load - as it dims, the load drops, hence, the heat will drop as you dim it. Also extends the life of the lamps.
623615
No. This is a slave controller that needs a master in the circuit. You can have any number of slaves, each able to tell the master on/off and dimmer/brighter. We have these in many circuits now, some with three slaves plus the master. They work flawlessly when installed correctly.
504687
The light is always on the only psu I know of that is switched LED is the Corsair GS series but there may be others
1257142
As far as I know all LED's are dimmable if you have the right driver. That's the key. No, they are the skinny pins, not the stubby ones I think the GX5.3 refers to.
2250957
it's just a standard hard-wired light fixture like you would put in yout kitchen or dining room, so as long as you use standard old ligthbulbs or non-fluorescent new type ones that actualy say "dimmable" on the package then i would think so, yes...but these are made for outisde lighting, so usually dimming is not necessary....basically it's the bulb you use not the fixture that determines the dimmability.
2251838
As far as I know all incandescents are dimmable, as long as you don't brighten them beyond their wattage.
1680622
That's how I have mine set up; in line with a dimmer. It works well and has for the past six months or so. I'm not aware that you need a power supply that is specifically built for "dimming". As far as I know, any power supply will work as long as it outputs the correct voltage.