Are these Dimmable? Want to use these with my Insteon 2477D Dimmer Switches Thanks!
1037448
I'm not sure if they are dimmable. I just have them plugged in. They work great, really easy to use.
2107650
I don't know if they are dimmable. The light was much brighter than I thought it would be, so I used it in a bedroom ceiling light.
1386010
There is nothing from the manufacturer that states that these CANNOT be used with a dimmer, but I would ask a professional before installing.
87565
I don't have them in a dimmer-enabled switch, but my guess would be not dimmable.
2191453
They are not dimmable. I am not sure about the lumens but they are bright and I am satisfied with the product.
2071181
I believe that they are. While I do not have this specific bulb running of a dimmer switch, they're the same wattage and type as those installed in a couple of our ceiling fans (with dimmer capability). The only difference is that these are slightly longer than those in the fans.
762834
I am sure they will dim. they are just a regular incandescent bulb. you will likely not want them dimmed tho. They do work very well.
1242489
Ronnie,Yes! I use them with a dimmer switch and they work great. I have had no problems.Gary Moore
510092
I have used led bulbs in fixtures with dimmers and did change anything with the hardware. I DID HOWEVER make sure that the bulbs were listed as dimmable before i installed them and i have had no problems at all.
964809
These are not dimmable. Make sure the ones you buy say dimmable as a feature. If used with a dimming switch then they will flicker when turned on.
1036892
I don't know if it is dimmable when I installed mine I put them on a single switch - full on or full off as for replacement bulbs it is very unlikely you'll ever need as they are LEDs
1284681
I don't know about this particular dimmer, but I have several on this type of Insteon dimmer, Insteon 2477DLAL SwitchLinc INSTEON Remote Control Dual-Band Dimmer, Light Almond and they do work, but I have to say they tend to flicker a bit a lower power settings.
2107649
Not dimmable. Not even with a dimmer made for dimmable LED bulbs. Heck, mine melted & died within a few months of normal use (without a dimmer), and my electric bill spiked that month. I can't recommend these bulbs at all. I've had great success with LEDs advertised as dimmable, especially those made by EcoSmart (CREE LEDS) or Philips -- but I only use them with dimmers made to work with LEDs.
769145
Not dimmable as far as I know. I haven't tried using dimmers on them. My guess would be that they don't work like that. I'm sure you an find LEDs that do however. Good luck.
1183508
Yes these are dimmable. I installed two of these puck lights plus nearly 48 feet of SMD3582 strip lights. I used a 150 watt 12 VDC magnetic power supply controlled by a Lutron DVLV-600P 600 watt switch. Works great. My only warning is that the power supply hums a little sometimes - not all the time which is odd. With other noise in the kitchen it is not noticeable, but if this were in other areas of the house I would need to do something to address the noise. The power supply is in the back of a lower cabinet so that helps.
1187531
They are dimable if you have a dimmer rated for a 1000 watts, but not by themselves. The accepted practice is to us wire scrimms that you put in front of the lens, but they don't sell them. My experiance with these lights is that the build quality is awful. I would suggest that you go to www.coollights.com and look at their tungsten products. They are more expensive, but build quality is great, and they are still reasonably priced.
493960
These will not operator on a dimmer. The have 2 or 3 settings controlled by a switch on the cord. I think you will find these setting will meet your needs. The use of an external dimmer will burn them out almost immediately.