What are the dimmers these need?
1866198
I'm not sure you would be able to dim these. If you could, it would probably need to be done from the DC side of the power supply. There may be power supplies out there that have an integrated dimming function.
1168005
Should not have any problems, they will work great. Watch what temperature you pick (6000K is very bright), but the dimmer will work.
2199233
Hi, you could dim them if you hard wired them to a dimmer switch. You could also wire a dimmer switch on the line side of a receptacle and dim the lights through the receptacle that you plug your lights into. They are incandescent light bulbs so a dimmer will not damage them and they will work fine.
1644267
Not dimmable. If the socket is correct they will work at full briteness only
736053
They are able to be dim down, but you will have to buy an external dimmer controller.
1566163
I think that you will have to wire them parallel. Each light has it's own transformer built in. Make sure that your dimmer can carry the load. Take note, I have never done this, but I am an experienced electrician. I would try parallel.
831314
I do not have mine hooked up to a dimmer, but I don' see why you couldn't. With a dimmer, the bulbs are more important than the lighting hardware.
651837
Since these are 12V LEDs, they require a separate 12V power supply and I suspect that the 12V power supply would not handle being on a dimmer circuit. There is a low cost dimmer available, see http://www.amazon.com/Lighting-EVER-Dimmer-Wireless-Control/dp/B004X4O1NG/ref=pd_sim_hg_4
2102567
Honestly - I don't know. Thses are the only lights we do not have dimmers with. That question needs to go to the seller. Good luck
1226077
Im not surw, but since its a standard fixture, I believe a dimmer would be fine.
1751380
I dont use any kind of dimmers, so I'm not sure if you could use dimmers with these lights. Honestly they are beautiful but kind of weak, dont you need very strong lights for filming? Anyways for the price they are perfect for lighting our garden.
951828
I know several people that have L-Prize bulbs on dimmers. Any modern LED rated dimmer should be fine.
1839944
I think I installed one of these: Lutron, Diva, C*L™ Dimmers for Dimmable CFL & LED Bulbs, DVCL-153P-WH. It is very quiet, but not completely silent.
1530932
You know what, I've never tried. But I don't think these bulbs have any special requirement as far as input is concerned. After all, the whole premise is that they use regular old filaments like early bulbs. A dimmer merely controls how much energy is allowed to get to the filament. I see no problem in trying to use these with a dimmer.
553120
I installed them using a standard on/off switch on my kitchen. I haven't install a dimmer but it seems to me that a standard on/off switch with dimmer should work.
651838
Since these are 12V LEDs, they require a separate 12V power supply and I suspect that the 12V power supply would not handle being on a dimmer circuit. There is a low cost dimmer available, see LE® RF Dimmer for Single Color LED Strips, LED Ribbon, RF Dimmer for 12V DC LED Light Strips, 8A, Wireless Remote Control for All Dimmable 3528 5050 LED Strip
1839943
I use LUTRON C.L Dimmers. They work for all types of bulbs. If there is buzzing with these dimmer switches then there is a problem with the bulb and you should return it.