Does this work with both the incandescent and the LED lights?
1817295
I did not try it with LED, just incandescent. Sorry wish I could help you. I do know that Lutron does address it on their website, something about the right switch for those bulbs.
1752443
It does not work with incandescent bulbs. It is an OEM replacement for certain lamps.
2240616
Yes, but I found that it works better with LEDs. This is just the control panel, but the opener that it pairs with holds two bulbs and one of them would keep turning off when I used CFL's. When I changed them to LED's the problem stopped. The problem might have just been a loose connection, don't know, but it works great with LED's.
1920126
I don't know about LED lights, but I use mine with CFL lights and they work great!!!!!!!! Have several timers in place and it sure makes life easier!!!!!!!!!!!
1418052
It works with my LED light, but I have noticed odd behavior when the dimmer is on lower settings. There is a momentary delay before the bulb emits light, and once the bulb is lit, it has a tendency to vary in brightness. I don't notice this with incandescent bulbs on the same switch. Full disclosure: I live in an old house so this may be a result of older wiring.
2125557
Yes it works very well with LED lights. I have 6 Led bulb wired for one switch. Love it.
1054358
It works with LED bulbs. They go off with one press. Incandescent bulbs dim if you hold the button down, but LED bulbs do not dim - they stay bright.
703107
Yes. I have been looking for the same item and found Leviton 6628 dual slide dimmers which will work on either incandescent or magnetic transformers for LED strip lighting. If you are looking to dim an LED bulb you have installed in an incandescent can light, my experience is that all my incandescent dimmers installed ten years ago, before the advent of LED bulbs for can lights, are working just fine with no ghosting or flicker.
1474926
I've used this with both an LED lamp and bulb lamp and both work well. LED seems to cure a little faster.
1752225
Yes, this sensor will work with LED, CFL, and fluorescent bulbs because it uses a built-in mechanical relay to turn on the bulb. The relay makes it act like a regular switch as far as the bulb is concerned.
1462981
Yes, it will work with LED bulbs. I have three swtches that are presently working with LED.
441424
Yes it will function with LED lighting. Florescent lighting is incompatible because of the sequence which starts the florescent bulb. If the circuit has extremely low total wattage (for a LED bulb) you may notice the bulbs slightly glow in a fully darkened room. This is normal and is caused by the electricity which is flowing thru the circuit to operate the motion sensing feature. (in a standard florescent bulb arrangement you would see the end of the bulbs continually attempt to light causing the ballast to fail in a very short time, thus the florescent bulbs are not compatible.)
2056043
Yes! I use an LED light that I have and I have no problems with it at all! Works just fine for me!
1218264
Yes. I've tested it with a dimmable halogen equivalent LED bulb (120V input / 4W output). However, I'm not sure if it works with other types of LED lights, and it seems that it dims the light a little bit.
1152125
Mine controls the front porch lights and all three are CFL's, so yes it does. Not sure about LEDs though.
161725
Yes it works with LED. One press turns light on/off. Press and hold dims the light.
2093545
No it does not work with the Dimmable or the non dimmable LED bulbs I tried both and the light bulb only gives out one settinngg of light and is not bright enough as the regular incandesces light bulbs