Is anyone using this switch successfully with LED fixtures?
910647
Yes but only about 20% of the slider range serves to dim- the whole remaining 80 % of the range makes the dimmable lights flash like Christmas lights on strobe mode
2202919
I have used this dimmer on regular lighting and low voltage lighting. Never on a dimmable LED fixture. Buy the switch from a store that has a liberal return policy and try it out. Then of course let us know... Good luck!
1901334
Yes, I'm using it with a CFL right now. I would assume it would be fine with an LED as well.
915909
Haven't hooked mine up yet, but why would you want to not use the LED? They use next to no power, and they're only lit when the circuit is energized, anyway. Get a switch with no light, there are plenty of those around.
2208256
I have a slightly older model of this motion sensor, the PIR720. I installed six of these with the Switch 75 LED bulb and so far they've been working fine for a few weeks. I did contact the seller to ask if the product is compatible with LEDs and got a useless non-answer--essentially they said the product works with incandescent and CFLs but didn't specifically say it DOESN'T work with LEDs. In my experience, so far, with the Switch, it does work. However, I'm not sure if it will reduce the lifetime of the Switch and given the cost of it that would be an issue...
1798593
Yes, the fixture will work with a dimmer switch. You will have to make sure that you match the dimmer switch with the type of bulb you are using. Make sure the bulb is dimmable and the switch is designed for the type of bulb...incandescent, CFL, LED.
2018089
Yes I currently use a LED bulb on my set up. It works perfectly. I also used a CFL for a while but switched to LED for efficiency.
427432
I have installed several. Had no problems! Just make sure the excess wire is pushed up into the tube so it gives enough room for the switch itself. don
1511221
yes, it works fine, I have installed 4 of these and all with LED bulbs - very satisfied
450812
I am using LED bulbs and am dimming them with the switch. So far, no problems and is working fine...make sure the bulbs state they are, in fact, dimmable.
124227
I believe it will the tolerance on the switch is pretty wide, and the poles are clearly marked. It will depend on your LEDs to determine if they are dimable.
1675756
I used mine on CFL's, and it shuts them completely off. I assume LED's would behave in the same manner. The prior switch I had did allow "bleed" and the CFL's flickered, this switch resolved that issue.
693560
No it does not work with LED bulbs. I have one LED and one incandescent on the same fixture - this is the only way I got this to work
2056043
Yes! I use an LED light that I have and I have no problems with it at all! Works just fine for me!
2006879
Yes, when it did not work right with all LED spots, I tried one halogen spot (leaving three LED spots in place) and that solved the problem. Even now, sometimes it requires a couple of tries before turning lights on and off (especially in colder weather.) I wonder if I substituted more halogens for LEDs if it would eliminate that minor inconvenience. But I haven't tried it. Still the remote switch is very convenient overall.
1845041
Sorry, I can't help. I used this fixture in a rental unit and it is wired to use the switch on the fixture onlyMy guess is that if it is hardwired to the wall switch you will need to keep the fixture on and just use the wall switch. That is true with lamps that are plugged into a wall outlet that is wired to a wall switch.
935542
Your dimmer switch doesn't have to be compatible, the light bulb does. It will say LED dimmable in description