Is it dimmable? If so, which driver do you recommend?
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I have used this converter: "DROK DC Converter Voltage Regulator 8-32V to 9-46V 12/24V 150W Boost Step Up Power Supply Module" and it works fine. The only inconvenience is that has to be adjusted by screwdriver. Jerry
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No mine is not. But i think you can make any lamp/ light dimmable by changing out the switch and bulb to "dimmers".
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Tim, the driver is 3" x 3" x 9.25". It is a great driver but unless you have super bright LEDs a regular driver will do for a fraction of the cost. You also need a dimmable switch for LEDs, a regular dimmable switch won't work. I have it installed in the kitchen, one for the top and one for the bottom and it is nice but I always keep it on high, I haven't dimmed them just yet. Hope this helps. Cheers.
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I have it connected to incandescent lights, but I think the ability of the LED to dim is on the bulb manufacturer not the dimmer. You must look for damnable LED bulbs.
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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.
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The bulb itself is dimmable, you just need to make sure that the ballast you're using is dimmable as well.
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No, it's not dimmable and should not use with dimmers otherwise will damage the bulb.
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honestly, I had a big rookie mistake... I'd rather get LED strips/driver than this very expensive one... there's a bunch of LED strips online that work with dimmer switch.. Best thing is it's only going to cost you around $30 that has about 600LEDS.....
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The only way to dim would be to use a low voltage inline dimmer, you can try a lutron dimmer switch but I don't believe it work because it is not a damnable driver
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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.
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From the Specs on Amazon you can see that it is dimmable over the range of 8-18V either AC or DC. My application uses 9VDC. I would just try it.
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We have not used C-L dimmers with that driver. The Lutron Diva (DV-600P) and Ariadni ( AY-600P) dimmers have dimmed it with no problems.
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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!
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It is capable of doing so yes. I can dim through the app or the keypad linc it is connected to, though with the keypad linc I have to turn on full then dim but it is capable.
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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.
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The driver is electronic, not magnetic. Many of the newer dimmers are marked to support LED drivers, so one of those should be fine. Just don't expect incandescent-like dimming quality -- the dimming is not usually linear or consistent from fixture to fixture. Also, the lights tend to do dark at about the 50 percent level, and you may hear some buzzing in the dimmer the fixture or both.
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I don't know why people are saying it is not dimmable. I have used an LED dimmer for low watt LED strings in my cabin for the last year without problems. It must be for LEDs, and use caution when charging batteries with AC charger that may fail and over charge and up the volts, but that can kill an LED anyway, so just turn it down or off. Solar charger is safe.-https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IYXGEEQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1