Would you recommend for a dart board? And is it dimmable?
1965275
I have a dimmer switch on mind. As for the dart board, let's be sensible, I personally would NEVER throw a dart at something that had a device above it that required an exposed electrical cord to light it.
1965276
Probably good for a dart board, steady solid light. Not dart proof for errant throws. Dimmable, I don't know.
1965277
I mounted it to my American dart board and it works great. It looks good, lights the board well, and the bulbs are pretty well shielded from stray darts, though not 100%. Sometimes the light flickers when the darts land on the board, which is likely due to one of the bulbs that keeps loosening. It doesn't have a dimming function, and I'm not sure how well it works on a dimmer switch.
1965278
It takes two 15 watt bulbs. It is not dimable as purchased but you could buy a light dimmer switch for it
1965279
It is about the right size for one and is bright enough. Price is reasonable too.
588097
It's just a light fixture with three sockets. Whether or not it's dimmable is entirely dependent on the bulb you screw into the sockets. So yes, it's dimmable.
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 "
10536
It is not dimmable, it come with a controller with 7 spastic blinking functions. Steady on is number 7 on the push list so you have to scroll through everytime you turn it on. Needless to say I removed the controller and soldered the wires to direct on! And the final comment I will say about this product is, it was shipped from china which took 2 weeks and they have a similar product at home depot (harbor breeze-home depot brand) in the lamp isle!
61503
Yes, it is dimmable - but limited (not to very low brightness as the common light bulbs). I don't know what it does on the long run if it would break - I only tried it a short time (5 Minutes)
547825
It has to be dimmable but any bulb will do. Incandescent or fluorescent dimmable. You COULD use a non dimmable fluorescent, but if you accidentally dimmed it, it would be fried.
1594566
Yes, you can use a dimmer if you get one that is rated for led such as lutron. I would purchase from an electrical supply house to ensure you are sold the proper dimmer.
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.
2163798
Yes, this light is dimmable and so much prettier when it's dimmed. Price point is good and happy with overall aesthetic
2156273
The package said nothing about it being dimmable. I don't have it hooked to a dimmer so I don't know. It is quite bright.
39295
The bulb is non-dimmable according to the Plumen website and should not be used with a dimmer. http://usshop.plumen.com/products/plumen-001-screw-fitting
1566107
No, it is not dimmable. It radiates such beautiful light, you may not want to dim it anyway.
245327
No, it's all electronic behind the board so if your dart goes through the board, it could kill the whole thing.
1046792
I really don't know sorry man. I got a cheap ole board from Walmart I think. They worked awesome in it. Don't know why they wouldn't work in your board. You can put whatever soft tip you wanted in the darts so if the tips don't work that come with the darts just buy whatever tips you think would work.
1885560
Not dimmable. You can put a smaller watt bulb in so that it's not as bright, however.
288440
Jim I have the same board and these darts. Highly recommend you get the snub nosed tips NOT the standard long ones. And buy the big bag....you'll go through them. Once the tips get a bit soft....the darts don't stay in the board well. Sorry I'm mobile and don't have a link to post.
1003304
I would not myself count on hitting the board with only this light...I would think one would want to have some clarity and brightness for darts, and to my recollection those boards are rather dark themselves...it sheds needed light on a dark old painting but doesn't shine like a beaming sunray for sure.