can a dimmer be installed on the DC side? if so, which one?
1826760
Do not add any dimmers to the DC side. The current version of this item includes a dimmable LED driver already. Simply use a compatible wall dimmer switch (such as B00IJXQXRO) and dim on the AC side.
1826761
There are some LED Panels, and Company has to let you know which one. Examples Lutron or Leviton brand... Here some models IP710-DL PA18036
1826762
There are some LED Panels, and Company has to let you know which one. Examples Lutron or Leviton brand... Here some models IP710-DLPA18036
119338
I did not use any transformer for this fixture. You can buy a regular dimmer.
964167
You can dim on the line voltage side. You have to make sure the dimmer is ok with a magnetic transformer though. That is a must!!! These aren't cheap either. The cheapest dimmer I could find was about $40. Also get the lowest watt rated dimmer you can find. Higher ones sometimes flicker when dimmed low, if you only have one low power transformer on the circuit.
101160
Not according to my electrician, at least not with the LED fixtures that I purchased to use with these switches. I had to use 'conventional' dimmer switches, which worked fine.
1772391
The Base of the Lamp is metallic and the Logo is towards the bottom where the screw thread is located; whether it will show depends upon your fixture and how high the external sleeve rises. BTW, this Lamp CANNOT be used with a dimmer.
72478
No. The dimmer switch would need to be on a seperate circuit with the lights, different than the fan motor.
2202918
I don't know... what ever you do, you have to make sure you are feeding DC current to the strip of LED's. Since this dimmer is made for AC and not DC curernt, it may not work.
1311871
Yes, you can use a dimmer with this (I do), provided you have the right light bulbs. This sconce holds two bulbs that go into a traditional screw-in socket.
2156276
You can install a dimmer but this motion light is not designed to run that way the light will hum really bad and motion sensor does not work well when dimmed.
2196164
I believe on one end it had the Female connector for the 12v dc adapter. If you look at the "most customers also bought" , they usually suggest the AC-DC converter, as well as a dimmer.
1680624
You never dim the 120v side of a power supply. Install a led dimmer after the power supply, on the 12v side. Most power supplies are made to output 12v even if the input varies a little. If you want to dim on the 120v side, buy a 120/12 transformer, a full wave bridge rectifier and a capacitor. Match the wattage of the components to what you need.
1757882
I doubt so. The unit is pretty much identical to any AC-DC converter you might find for any other electronic device, and they are built to expect a constant supply of power. The input specs on the unit also indicate it's input range would not accomidate a dimmer from what I can see.Your best bet from what I can see would be to purchase one of the PWM dimmer packages available if you would like to dim the lights off of this unit.
999135
I tried to do that and it didn't work. The on/off switch on the dimmer goes to the off position at the loss of power and stays there if external power is applied. So you have to use the little dimmer switch provided for on/off operation. You could do this (use the wall switch) if you wire around the on/off switch in the dimmer
698052
I don't know because I haven't tried. They probably aren't bright enough to put on a dimmer unless the angle of the installation is directly in eye sight. But if that were the case I would install the cover that diverts the light downward
2092755
You can use a dimmer on LED's. The location, under cabinets isn't an issue, it depends on your lamp and what type of connector you need for the bulb.
1372933
The only way to dim would be to use a low voltage inline dimmer, you can try a lutron dimmer switch but I don't believe it work because it is not a damnable driver
1849819
I am not using them in a dimming application, however, from the product description at Amazon:"Low Voltage: 12V AC/DC compatible; DIMMABLE when working with electronic dimmers"Electronic dimmers? I can't help you with that either.