Can you wire as many as 13 of these lights on one dimmer switch? What would the circuit rating be in that case?
1869459
5w 13 light's = 65 watts 110v .6 amps would be how much 13 light's would pull on a single circuit
1869460
We only put 4 on the same circuit and do not have dimmers so not sure about putting 13 on the same circuit.
1869461
5w × 13 light's = 65 watts 110v .6 amps would be how much 13 light's would pull on a single circuit
1869462
I don't know, I only used three of them. the formula is power + current times voltage, i.e. your dimmer switch capacity in watts equals amps times voltage. Use algebra. Voltage is 115 volts.
837025
Yes, however the dimmer must be made for Led's one of the old cheapy may not work. Also they will not fully dim before they go off so the brightness will only dim about halfway before they go out. The more of these you have on one circuit the more they will dim. Some dimmers switches will do better than others about how well they will dim also. But when you buy a dimmer it must say for LED lights on the box. The dimmers usaully will cost around 20 bucks. Hope that helps...
862200
if you have 13 lights and they are 4 watts, that would be a total of 52 watts, you should be fine! I run 10 lights with 7 watts. and have for three or four years.
715892
Yes! It really depends on how many lights you install. One or two would be fine.
371849
my light switch was not a dimmer no. but neither was another fixture I purchased, and we switched out light switch and converted it to one no problem. just didn't try with this.
174446
Yes you can...I converted two of four. Obviously all must be turned on and off at the same time being on the same switch. I also changed that switch to a dimmer to give a bit of control over the amount of light.
1332647
I wired mine to a standard 12-2 wiring with three way. I used these to light up interior steps. A switch on lower level and 2nd level
525678
You can as long as the strips are connected in parallel. Keep the output rating of the strips in mind as this dimmer is rated at a max of 2A. Pulling more than that could be dangerous
1903330
The amp draw per light is just shy of 3 amps. If installing them on the same switch I would use one rated for at least ten amps and fuse the connection as close to the power source as possible in order to protect your circuit in case of a short. Good luck and if you need further assistance just ask another question.
1636505
We don't have them on a dimmer switch so we don't know. You should ask the manufacturer that question.
623615
No. This is a slave controller that needs a master in the circuit. You can have any number of slaves, each able to tell the master on/off and dimmer/brighter. We have these in many circuits now, some with three slaves plus the master. They work flawlessly when installed correctly.
1667029
Mabey 8 of them. Even the white light is dimmer than it looks. 4 would probably not work
1140242
You would need to set each switch at a different frequency; this is an issue that my husband investigated before installing our switches. You may know already but you can only use one switch per lighting series.
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
581504
yes, I currently have four running on one switch. Check the mfg. website for specific limitations.
1128297
Should be able to use with current switch. I didn't use any "special" dimmer switch, and they have worked just fine. NOTE: I have had a larger percentage of these bulbs burn out too fast, maybe 10%.
237459
There are 3 bulbs in the lamp and I am unsure if you can or cannot hook this up to a dimmer switch. I would think that a electrician could answer that better than I could. Sorry, could not be of more help...