I have two lamps that i would like to have the same brightness with one dimmer. Is it possible to plug two lamps into the dimmer via a dual plug?
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I got a slightly different model TBL03, but it looks the same. I use it for three lamps via a triple plug connected to the dimmer. It works well with LED lights so far. Mine is rated for max 300 W incandescent or 150 W LED/CFL. My LED bulbs are 9 W each, so x3 is only 27W total.
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I have two lamps on the ends of my fireplace that I use with this dimmer. I use a six foot extension cord to allow for the separation of the lamps, and to give me the ability to plug in both lamps. It works fine and I have been using this setup for about five years now. This could also work in a bedroom on nightstands.
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I haven't seen anything on the lamp itself that could be a dimmer. I think if it were plugged into an outlet with a dimmer switch that would work.
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No - You should not use this to control two lights. Using a Fan Control to dim lights will quickly "burn" up the controls inside the device and it won't dim correctly anymore.
806169
No. But each light kit has its omen transformer. You can add a couple of the lower voltage/wattage lights, but not the full 2nd kit. The lights are not of equal brightness if you do.
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Don't think so, my lamps only have one "on" setting. All four come on whenit's turned on.
1041963
Yes. We have only 2 lights plugged in offering back light for the TV. Foot plug makes it easy to light both lamps with one click of the foot. This plug was just what we needed.
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No. You need a dual dimmer that has two 300 watt circuit capacity. toal of 600w rating. try this oneLeviton 6628-W SureSlide 300W Per Circuit Incandescent or 300VA Magnetic Low Voltage Dual slide-to-OFF Dimmer, Single Pole, White
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Not sure, as I haven't used mine yet. However, theoretically should be easy as long as both have same frequency. Often there is a code on the remote--if so, and they are different, you won't be able to as each receiver is set for a different frequency. Thus, you need a second receiver (dimmer) with same code as the other, as opposed to a second remote...
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yes. you have the choice of using both lights at the same time, or just one if you want too.
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No you can't !If they are all connected to the same source they can't be turned on and off individually as they are on one transformer .....remember 12 volt lights ! You can use the dimmer to lower the light.
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If as you say, your light switch controls the outlet, YES, the dimmer switch should dim the lamps plugged into that outlet.
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yes u can cuz I am running one LED bulb (60 watts equivalent) on one timmer
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Yes, this can be used for one light circuit. I have two lamps on one circuit and it works just fine. I plan to add another two lamp circuit on another wall later.
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Yes Janet..they are open on both ends - lovely lighting....can use different bulb wattages top and bottom for different effects...dimmer switch is the best option for this type of lamp...
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No, there are two separate bulbs. One for the "dim" and one for your brights.
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The two may not be compatible. LED dimmers must be matched to the LED light, or vice versa. Look for a phone number on the LED light or the dimmer package and give them a call. They gave me a web page to look at that had compatible dimmers.
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No, it can only control a fan and a light. Two different devices electrically speaking in how they treat the loads. You need a dual dimmer such as Lutron MA-L3L3-WH Maestro 300 Watt Single Pole Dual Dimmer, White . Careful you understand that the combined loads for the two fixtures your dimming does not exceed 300 watts. If you try to dim 300 Watts on each it will overheat a burn out. Think of it as two 150 Watt dimmers in one device and you will be safe.