I have several LED bulbs and they don't work in "electric" sensor candles. Are your builbs different and if so, will they work in "sensor" candles.
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I'm not sure if they would work in a "sensor" candle...but we haven't had any problem with these bulbs. We put ours on a timer do they go off at a certain time. However, don't order anything from Plow and Hearth....we had a very bad experience with them and the lights they sent were not LED like the company said they were.
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The ones I ordered were all one piece. I ended up throwing them away, because I didn't have any luck in getting my money back... Lesson learned.
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Good Morning. They do work in "sensor" candles. I cannot guarantee that these will be compatible in candles not purchased with Plow & Hearth. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Sarah-Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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This sensor can handle compact florescent bulbs if the bulbs are rated for motion sensors. Not all compact florescent bulbs are made for the constant on/off that motion sensors demand. I would go with LED lighting, the price has come down on these and they can handle the on/off of sensors and will last many times longer.
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I try led 5050 and my ex. its better to buy a candle it might do the job if it had a reflexder
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You can put other types of light sockets into the track (its standard) . The bulbs that come with it are not LED's but I think they will work . I bought replacement 2 prong halogens at my local hardware store but looking on the web it seems they come in LED's as well. The lights that come with it are bright and have not burnt out after several months of use. I hope that helps
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I have LED bulbs. Just make sure you use the correct base type on the bulbs. I get bulbs cheap from miniinthebox.com
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I cant say yes for that specific bulb, I have nothing but LEDs and never a problem with any of them. I would feel safe to say yes.
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My guess is the LED will work provided the LED unit is 110 volts and does not exceed the voltage or amperage of unit. I will say with confidence the unit has worked flawlessly since purchase with Flourescent bulbs. To be safe I would check with the mfg.
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Mine did not work. Also the wattage capacity is reduced when the bulb is pointed down for some reason. Buy the Phillips combination light/sensor
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I am using the previously installed dimmers meant to work with incandescent bulbs. The dimming range of LED bulbs is not as extensive as when using incandescent bulbs.
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Yes, this sensor will work with LED, CFL, and fluorescent bulbs because it uses a built-in mechanical relay to turn on the bulb. The relay makes it act like a regular switch as far as the bulb is concerned.
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No and that is my issue with this switch now. It worked great with incandescent bulbs but when I switched the three (porch area) out to LED, it controls them but also randomly turns each of the three in the circuit on and off like some odd Halloween light show -- only happens when it is supposed to be off and nothing picking up from the remote sensor. I even tried mixing back one incandescent bulb in an attempt to trick the circuit but it did not work any better.It looks like it is pulsing power out here and there which the LEDs are sensitive enough and require so little current that it momentarily lights them up.Time to look for another product that supports the new lighting standard. No and that is my issue with this switch now. It worked great with incandescent bulbs but when I switched the three (porch area) out to LED, it controls them but also randomly turns each of the three in the circuit on and off like some odd Halloween light show -- only happens when it is supposed to be off and nothing picking up from the remote sensor. I even tried mixing back one incandescent bulb in an attempt to trick the circuit but it did not work any better.It looks like it is pulsing power out here and there which the LEDs are sensitive enough and require so little current that... » Read More No and that is my issue with this switch now. It worked great with incandescent bulbs but when I switched the three (porch area) out to LED, it controls them but also randomly turns each of the three in the circuit on and off like some odd Halloween light show -- only happens when it is supposed to be off and nothing picking up from the remote sensor. I even tried mixing back one incandescent bulb in an attempt to trick the circuit but it did not work any better.It looks like it is pulsing power out here and there which the LEDs are sensitive enough and require so little current that it momentarily lights them up.Time to look for another product that supports the new lighting standard. « Show Less
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I tried to use one of these on my 50 Watt LED flood light and it was strobing/pulsing. From what I hear these motion sensors need a certain amount of current (amp draw) to work properly. Which isn't a problem if you're using a halogen/incandescent or even compact fluorescent bulb. But since the LED lights use so little current it just strobes. If anyone knows how to get these to work well with an LED flood light I would love to know. Thanks
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Jay, if you find that an LED works, would you please let me know? I've been thinking of changing over when the present bulb burns out. Thanks
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Most LED bulbs should work as long as they're not much larger than a regular incandescent. Only possible problem I can think of is overheating. It's fairly sealed so the heatsinks on some bulbs won't be very effective which could reduce the life of the bulb. Some LEDS warn against using them in enclosed fixtures for this reason. The fixture can also be used just with the metal cage without the glass dome which would allow airflow while still offering some protection.
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These LEDS from eBay worked for me. The weird thing is that I could replace 10 bulbs with the LED but 2 had to stay halogen for it to work properly http://www.ebay.com/itm/381370807717?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var;=650557326596&ssPageName;=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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Yes it will function with LED lighting. Florescent lighting is incompatible because of the sequence which starts the florescent bulb. If the circuit has extremely low total wattage (for a LED bulb) you may notice the bulbs slightly glow in a fully darkened room. This is normal and is caused by the electricity which is flowing thru the circuit to operate the motion sensing feature. (in a standard florescent bulb arrangement you would see the end of the bulbs continually attempt to light causing the ballast to fail in a very short time, thus the florescent bulbs are not compatible.)
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I am having no problems with my led bulbs. I have been told that some of the less expensive dimmers don't work with led bulbs.