Is this one the lowest wattage one of these dimmers Lutron makes?
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Not sure may want to ask company. But I can say that I purchased my first one without little red led light so can see it in dark and I was bummed because I saw they have them with little light but at least I was able to get the other 3 with LEDs
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As far as I can tell I believe it is. I bought this because it was for 100watts or less. I do know that there are heavier duty ones for greater wattage.I'm using it for two dimmable LED 4.8 watt bulbs. Works well to a point and then it's either on or off. It says it will work with up to 250 watts incandescent.Basically I've replaced two 40 watt incandecent with two led bulbs. Works great.
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I have the lights on a dimmer. At the lowest setting, the lights provide a soft glow, far less than a tenth of their full brightness.
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Spec is incorrect. This is an LED device, which allows for a low wattage system.
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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
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We have a bunch of these things running slightly more than 100 Cree LR6 modules and they work great as long as you can provide a load of at least 40-45 watts; anything less than that and the dimmer becomes unstable and you get noise and bad disco lighting effects (I'm pretty sure the modules don't like it, either).
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This model doesn't work with dimmers but another version does, but wattage is 60W vs 70W
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I don't know exactly, but my electrician installed this dimmer switch and it works well for us:http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lutron-Toggler-600-Watt-Single-Pole-Dimmer-White-TG-600PR-WH/100672882
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I just tested this on a 750W bulb. The following behavior was observed: With the dimmer plugged into the wall, plugging in the lamp caused a red light on the dimmer to illuminate. No light was observed from the lamp. Upon moving the slider up a few millimeters I could hear a voltage applied to the lamp, no light though (no enough power). As I moved it up the lamp illuminated. So in short, I think in its lowest most setting you should not have any current. So no power. Update: I just tested this on a 75 W bulb, same behavior.
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Just a standard incandescent dimmer by Lutron. Dv600pwh. Its a line voltage lamp, so low volt dimmers are necessary. You can also use DVCL dimmers by Lutron (recommended).
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Yes. I think only old rheostats consumed the same power when dimmed. I would expect the lumens per Watt to remain nearly constant with LED sources, decay somewhat (higher LPW) with fluorescent, and decay significantly with incandescent sources. This is not because of inefficiency in the device, but because incandescent bulbs are have higher LPW when at lower filament temperatures. Also, incandescent lamps will have lower color temperature (redder) when dimmed, while most LEDs do not change their color temperature much when dimmed. I have not seen an actual curve. I hope this helps.
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The instruction for this dimmer state "Do not use where total lamp wattage is less than 40 W or greater than 300 W". The user that stated the 13.5 watt Feit LED bulbs work must be using 3 or more so that the 40 watt minimum. that the user manual requires is being met.
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No It's strictly for 1000 watt lights. the dimmable is to run the light at 75% and 50% of it's power. but it has to be 1000 watts.
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keep in mind you can only use the actual wattage used as a minimum if you are using LED bulbs, yes 3 or 4 13.5 watt LED will satisfy the minimum of 40 watts for LED bulbs, but if the dimmer does not state it is for LED use it will on occasion when used at an established lower level not strike [or light] and must be taken to zero then moved up to the established lower leve.l This is common in any dimmer not LED rated.Lutron assured me they will have a four speed fan control with Led capability out soon. The four speed will be for the serenity mode on some hunter fans.
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Use this one for LED lights Leviton VRMX1-1LZ 1000W Vizia RF ZWave Universal Magnetic Low Voltage Dimmer, White/Ivory/Light Almond
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Not dimmable. You can put a smaller watt bulb in so that it's not as bright, however.
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As far as I know all incandescents are dimmable, as long as you don't brighten them beyond their wattage.
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So the dimmer features works on percentages, 100, 75, or 50, 50% is too low at 300 watts and 75% would be to high at 450 watts....you worried about heat with the 600 or u got a better quality bulb at 400?