I would like to use these in some track lighting and was wondering if they are dimmable? I have a 100W transformer connected to a dimmer switch.
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I used these for to replace 6 halogens on a low voltage track with a transformer. The only issue I had was when I replaced all 6 halogens, the power draw was below what the transformer was rated for, so I kept one halogen. But my transformer was really old, you may or may not have the same issue. But they work with a dimmer etc.
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.
1849820
They are dimmable, but they run at 12 volts. If your transformer is a 12 volt unit designed for MR16 lights, then it will work.
1849821
I haven't tried using a dimmer switch and i don't have any installed in my house.
1023270
Yes and no. Limited levels of dimming at low levels. At a certain point they just shut off. It's decent though. Though if you have any halogen bulbs in the track, they will be much dimmer at the same level.
2271152
No, these bulbs are not dimmable. The bulbs should be labeled" Fully Dimmable Spiral CFL(2 Pack) 2700K"to be dimmable.
2125608
I can only explain my own experience. Each of the track light fixtures that I install these MR16 LED lights in have their own individual 12V power supply as my track is wired to a 120 V line. I simply replaced the existing lamps with the LED ones and they worked fine. Light output is at least equal or greater than the ones I replaced. I can't comment on the dimmer and I do not use one. FYI, before I order the six LED box, I ordered one LED lamp and used it to ensure that it would work in my set-up.
787991
I've discarded the packaging but I believe these are not dimmable CFLs...very few are and when they do offer this feature, they tend to make a big deal about the feature and cost a lot more. Sorry I can't help any better.
2001102
These LED's have a switch that is dim-able, but if you have a dimmer on the wall it will conflict with the sets dimmer. You would need to buy a separate (24volt 20 watt) dim-able transformer and bypass the one supplied if you want to use a wall dimmer. Also the wall dimmer would have to be LED friendly (magnetic).
778248
I'm no electrician but I would presume so if they are specifically noted as "dimmable." I finally installed the fixture and I like it very much. Though it is only about a week or so up and running, so who really knows.
1754450
I use a Lutron dimmer (an earlier iteration than this dimmer) to control a track light with four fixtures using GU10, 50w, halogen lamps. According to the FEIT website, their 20w GU10, lamps are NOT dimmable. One would, at least, need to find a dimmable replacement for the halogen GU10s. With a track light the dimmer is controlling the transformer powering the track. One would have to know if the transformer were compatible with dimming. And, if it is, one would need to use dimmable LED replacements for the halogen lamps.
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They should be great for your application. You can get dimmers for these and you will need a transformer if you will run on AC.
1386009
Yes they can be used on a dimmer. I use them on a dimmer in my dinning room and they work great. They really shine when turned down about half way. That's when the filament is at its best
2010896
Yes, these are dimmable. You have to use a wall switch with built in dimmer.
1200491
They're pretty gosh darn bright. But if you use it with a dimmer, I believe you can dim them (don't quote me on that though, Hehe, giggity giggity)
2282775
Mine are super bright, but with what's included in the box, no.However, any light can be dimmable. LED's use DC current, these particular ones plug into standard 110v, then have a mini transformer to switch it to 12v DC. The "dimming" has to happen after that transformer where any full-range switch would work.If you search "LED rope light dimmer" on Amazon, there are interchangeable power cords that DO have dimmers on them that work with this product, but they will ONLY handle ONE 50' run.
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Yes, these are incandescent halogen bulbs, and they work fine on a dimmer.If you are installing a new high voltage (120v) *dimmer*, you may need to ensure the dimmer is compatible with the power supply/transformer for the low-voltage fixture. If everything is already in place and working and all you're doing is replacing bulbs, you are good-to-go.
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it's just a standard hard-wired light fixture like you would put in yout kitchen or dining room, so as long as you use standard old ligthbulbs or non-fluorescent new type ones that actualy say "dimmable" on the package then i would think so, yes...but these are made for outisde lighting, so usually dimming is not necessary....basically it's the bulb you use not the fixture that determines the dimmability.
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Hi, i dont know lutron dimmer but i have them connected with a zwave dimmer on the line voltage side. And the work ok! Regards!
1853121
Yes, these bulbs are dimmable. We use them in our dining room chandelier with a dimmer. I'm not sure about the lumen output.