Would i need to get a LED PCB Connector-2 Conductor if i wanted to put it under my bed and is there a dimmer?
1358692
You dont need anything else, is ready to go. Yes there is a dimmer, its very good for the bed room
1358693
This has a connector at the end to add additional light strips. Dimmer is in the remote.
1331626
Sorry I haven't responded sooner but i dont check my mail everyday, the manufactor does not recommend installing a dimmer on this.
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.
842885
I had to get LED bulbs, my electrician installed CFLs that were marked,"not for use with dimmer". He said they were, but I also saw the box they came in and it said not for use with dimmer. The LEDs cost more, but are engineered to last much longer than CFLs. I am looking at them now, and I think it was worth the money to get the LEDs. They seem brighter than the CFL bulbs also.
565956
I have LED bulbs in the fan now. I do not have them set up on a dimmer but that should not be a problem either.
1489296
I've never seen a dimmer on a Mailbu type system, but I would think it is possible to dim LED bulbs. I think the dimmer would have to be on the main-plug before the transmitter. Most dimmers work by quickly turning off and on the voltage so that the average current is lower, at the same voltage, so the LED's should still turn on.
1512429
No you do not need a second dimmer, just the leave the 3 way switch on the other 'side'. there is 3 wires and a ground, you may call that a 4 wire circuit. Hope this helps.
255465
This is probably to late for you, but I'd say not. LED lights are tricky, because the various manufacturers control them using different methods. A dimmer that works for one may not work for another. You need a dimmer rated for the specific light that you have. Best bet is to go to a big box and read the labels.
582328
That's what I did...I had to bypass the dimmer switch (cut it out and splice the wires), but it works perfectly in that manner and I have the wires hidden.
649360
It is my understanding that you should get a repeater for each full length of led strands. The more you add, the dimmer it gets and the more current you put on the 1st strand. The repeaters are not really expensive.
946463
I used Leviton 6674-P0W SureSlide Universal 150-Watt LED and CFL/600-Watt Incandescent Dimmer $18. also available at home depot. No issues and no buzzing. Easy to install.
2081703
The package came with a three level dimmer control that I did not need - my interest was only in the transformer. I would think that this three level dimmer could be used as a substitute ; the compatibility of the connector would be the only matter to investigate,
2178920
Sorry my previous answer was incorrect as I remember a new product that just might work, but your dimmer function might not be usuable. This LED unit is comparable to a 25watt light: https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/114212/LED-G92020E.html
2256597
Yes, all you need to add is a 12VDC power supply and a switch/dimmer.To connect directly to house wiring (not a plug) get a 12VDC supply with leads for wiring.You can cut the strip into shorter lengths, but you need to be able to solder small electronics to add connectors.Kits are available with connectors pre-wired that are easier to use but more expensive.
1430054
No this will not work. It has a high and low, that is it. No dimmer as described in the description.
1029249
NO,you need a dimmer approved for LED, standard incandescent dimmers do not cut the wattage low enough to dim LEDs. An incandescent dimmer is designed to cut the power from 100/200 watts down to maybe 10/20 watts if it is a really good one, an older one would only cut down to 25/50 watts. Since a set of LEDs on this will only be 60watts max you will get no dimming effect. A dimmer designed for LED lighting can cut the power down to as low as 0.5 watts
791720
The detailed specs list this as a "dimmable" item, so if you have a dimming switch installed, that should do the trick ...