I have T5s for cabinet undermount lighting and it has two brightness options (full &amp; 1/2 bright). Are these dimmable?
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From the Specs on Amazon you can see that it is dimmable over the range of 8-18V either AC or DC. My application uses 9VDC. I would just try it.
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I assume so as the fixtures I use them in have a two brightness levels, Full, Half,& Off. I use most of them at half brightness except in the fixture over the sink which is always on High (Full Brightness). Since there is a filament any increment of dimming should function OK. Note: You can't beat the price as 19 of the 20 could be crushed in transit & it would still be 1/2 price of one retail bulb. You should be "good to go" - just buy them.
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The answer to this is that they are larger than a halogen. I'm also not certain that these would be what you're looking for in this type of application either being that I don't think they would produce the type of light that would be sufficient for under cabinet lighting. If it were me I would spend the money and replace the unit with an LED under cabinet system. These lights work great for outdoor path lighting but I couldn't imagine being bright enough for anything else. I am extremely satisfied with these lights.
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I have no idea!! Sorry, The package say that they are dimmable, but I have only used them with on/off switches in my home and for that they work fine. I have about 45 fixtures using these bulbs with no complaints, they are not as bright as the 50w halogens, but close enough!
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I love them, they do not get hot, are easy to mount, and are dimmable. They should work fine in your application. More than plenty of countertop illumination
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Hello Barb, I installed the T47 LED lights around the eaves of my home and they work great. I had to add a dimmer switch because they were very bright. They were designed for an easy install standard junction box. I am very pleased with them.
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My under-counter lights have two settings and they seem to work fine .... Hope that helps ?
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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.
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Yes they are dimmable but I doubt you will need to they have a great low yellowish light to them.
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There are levels like an actual dimmer switch. We installed these in our kitchen and they are great.
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they have a remote that will bring up the brightness/dim as you needreading.. yes.. but.. with white lights we use these for undercabinent lighting in our kitchen as an accent and lighting for nite/ambiance
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Short answer: yes and no. I've found that LEDs which declare themselves dimmable do dim with old-fashioned rotary dimmers. But my attempt to combine LEDs and a fancy Lutron dimmer/motion-detector failed - the dimmer wouldn't bring the LEDs above half brightness. Be prepared to do some experiments and have some failures.
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I don't know because it was never my intention to dim them. However all incandescent bulbs will work on a dimmer switch but at 7 watts I don't know how much control you would have. BTW this is a very nice product.
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Unfortunately, there is no way to dim these lights, but I would say they are not overly bright. If you're going to use them in a room that has other lighting, these should be just fine. My PC has a clear side panel, where these cathodes are installed. When my room lights are off, these units give off a very nice blue glow, similar to, but not brighter than neon.
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These lights are dimmable - there are many different brightness levels so you can select the one that works the best.
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Cannot answer dimable. They are about as bright as a 9 watt which they replaced. Very happy with them.
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These are bulbs cannot be dimmed. It's fluorescent so it can be a bit on the bright side.