Will these bulbs work on an electronic timer? How about in a motion sensor fixture?
482833
I don't know why not. It's exactly like a regular light bulb in size, threads etc:&gt;D
482834
It will work anywhere regular incandescent bulb will work. The only problem it will not last long enough to cover the cost difference.
482835
I don't know why not. It's exactly like a regular light bulb in size, threads etc:>D
1890615
I use them for accent light in my living room. I do not use them every time I am in the room but on special occasions. I used the same lights in a former home in the kitchen. I found the life of the batteries was not very good with continual use. So in short, yes, they will work find if you are willing to replace batteries.
2155743
I have mine on a timer and it works just fine. Note that these lamps take a couple of seconds to light up after power is applied. They don't come with an electrical plug, you'll have to add one to the 3 wire cord that comes out the back of the lamp. I assume this is because they are sold world wide and electrical connectors are not the same everywhere.
1774321
Mine are used in a fixture that uses a photo sensor to turn it on automatically after dark. For such an application, the answer is "Yes".
1338126
I don't see why they wouldn't work. There LEDs so they run cooler than regular bulbs.
1920127
I use the timer on my outside coach lights. I have those curly light bulbs in them and the timer works.
2047563
I installed similar sensors for my back door lights that use cfl bulbs that work. So I would assume it should work with this sensor.
1056703
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.
1975516
With the type of timer that you plug into the wall and then plug the appliance into the timer, it works.I like these bulbs. I have several.
131946
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.
1902051
I think they will work fine if the voltage matches and your fixtures are truly weatherproof. The bulbs cannot become wet or damp. Although others seem to have had bad performance, we have had no issues with these bulbs (used indoors). The dimming is not perfected, in that one can dim these bulbs only to about 1/2 of their stated output, but that's a general problem for all but incandescent light bulbs.
594930
I use the timer with some Phillips HUE bulbs in table lamps. Seems to work fine.
369382
Buy but make sure your timer works & take it serious that these work & will be much stronger than your old bulbs or you will burn!!!
1890619
I don't see why not. They obviously have some long term battery life, but leds don't draw much current. We are using them in our kitchen and like the dimmer and time delay features.
502453
Not sure but I think they will as long as they have the same base. Now some of the fluroscent bulbs don't always work well with motion sensor lights. The led may be better. But I think you will still be able to get the others for quite some time. Just buy you about twenty bulbs. I've had the same ones in mine for over two years...of course they're only set as night motion sensor lights.
558230
You can buy the bulbs at Home Depot,Lowes or Ace Hardware.The motion detector I'm not sure,but I think they could help you at one of these stores.
1402283
I use these in a non-dim-able IKEA fixture. I imagine they would work in a dim-able fixture that took them. As for longevity, I've found them to be quite satisfactory.