Will this work with both Flourescent and Tungsten bulbs?
1291125
Yes, it will work with both types of bulbs. As another reviewer has mentioned, Tungsten bulbs can get very hot.
1291126
Also be aware that it may not work with higher wattage bulbs: 150, 200, etc. This is designed for lower watt bulbs, so florescent would be the optimal choice.
1291127
Yes the base is the same. Tungsten gets hotter but I don't think that is a problem. I think that 150 watt would be max though.
1291128
Yes it will. I use it with a Flourescent but it will work for Tungsten. Just remember that it is made with plastic and that some tungsten bulbs can get pretty warm.
1623638
Be very aware of your light bulb type before purchasing. I cannot say if it will do what you want. We use CFL (compact florescent) bulbs and those will not work at all with this switch. As another answer said, the LED bulbs might, but unless the description has changed nothing is mentioned online even about CFL bulbs, though it does appear in the very tiny print on the packaging once you receive it. Good luck though.
1690406
Yes but you will need the proper dimmer for whichever type of bulb you wish to use incandescent cfl or fluorescent amazon also will have the proper dimmer
1632465
yes....I use florescent but any light bulb that will screw into a regular light will work.
101159
Yes it should, as long as the bulb is dimmable and I believe there is a wattage minimum for the switch to work. So you may need multiple LEDs tied into the switch. Like how a bathroom light has multiple bulbs. (Not sure what the minimum wattage per switch is, I've read it somewhere but haven't ran into that problem as I only use halogen bulbs so far).
1003975
I don't know for sure. But I have used it with 4x 85w CFL bulbs with no problems. Hope that helps.
1749527
Will work but reccomend instead a Cree LED bulb. I have both and feel the LED bulb is much much closer to the incandescent light output and is aesthetically more natural than the flourescent style bulb. Both are energy efficient and extreme long life.Check equivalent output carefully. 18W LED and Flourescent bulbs produce different amounts of equivalent outputs (something like 45 and 60 Watt incancescent equivalent). As bulbs fail I am replacing with either LED or Flourescent prefering the LED for hard to reach and replace areas--- supposedly longer life.
438191
It does work with LED's and CFL's. The problem is longevity. Mine only lasted 1.5 years.
1723313
It will work with just 2 bulbs. In fact, there are 2 power switches on the light. Each switch controls 2 bulbs.
717160
Yes, as long as the total wattage of both bulbs does not exceed the maximum wattage for the fixture. Otherwise, this could be a fire hazard.
1931665
Yes. Works with up to 150 Watts of most dimmable CFL/LED bulbs or 600 Watts of Incandescent/Halogen bulbs.
54158
I do not personally use that model for florescent or appliances, but do use the one for standard lights and it has worked without flaw. Easy to program and conduct and overrides. I would think your model would work without flaw.
1257410
sorry i cannot help you. we bought one of these and was a waste of money and time. did not work on some light bulbs and could never figure it out.
593576
I can not answer the question. I have used it with normal bulbs and have had great success.
2136085
According to my manual, yes. It is one of four lamps that should work. Others are type EXR, EXW, EXY, along with the FHS. Each has a slightly different life.
1918978
Correct. Incandescent sockets are compatible. Just look the model type up to know what size bulb you need. 95% of my lights are now LEDs.
2020814
This bulb is about the same size as the 60W incandescent bulb (i think the florescent equivalent of that is 15W). If those originally is what powers your globe fixture, this one should fit as well. The socket is the same size, and so are its W x L x H dimensions (compared to the incandescent).