Does anyone know if these bulbs are dimmable, thank you.
1402283
I use these in a non-dim-able IKEA fixture. I imagine they would work in a dim-able fixture that took them. As for longevity, I've found them to be quite satisfactory.
1402284
Dear Sir,I use these light bulbs for all my outside landscape lighting without a dimmer switch, you may have to ask your local hardware store and take a bulb with you.
1402285
Truthfully, I don't know. There may be a threshold voltage for their operation. Put a rheostat in the circuit see if it works.
1402286
As they have a filament, they are probably disable. But why dim a 10 watt bulb? You're basically talking about nite light strength.
1402287
I bought these for replacement bulbs in my motor home in a non-dimmable lamp. I do have other similar bulbs that I use in a dimmable lamp that are twice as big. Hope this helps.
1402288
Yes they are dimmable. I use these in my motor coach that mounted in the ceiling with a dimmer switch.
1402289
Don't believe so for the bulb itself. Only if the switch is a dimmer switch would you have a dimmable item. By the way, these bulbs are not worth the money and trouble, they burn out very quickly. I want to find a different lightbulb source!
2071181
I believe that they are. While I do not have this specific bulb running of a dimmer switch, they're the same wattage and type as those installed in a couple of our ceiling fans (with dimmer capability). The only difference is that these are slightly longer than those in the fans.
510092
I have used led bulbs in fixtures with dimmers and did change anything with the hardware. I DID HOWEVER make sure that the bulbs were listed as dimmable before i installed them and i have had no problems at all.
2265134
I believe you do. The same thing happened to me. I called the distributor of the bulbs and they confirmed that the dimmer model I was using was not compatible. I would recommend calling them to see if any dimmer is compatible, since the specs say they are NOT dimmable. Dimming was not critical for me, so I replaced the dimmer with a simple switch and have had no problems.
2002358
I do not have a dimmer on them but I have good knowledge of electrical items and these are filament light bulbs which do not have a problem being dimmed in my experience the problems start when you use cfl and other fluorescent lighting
1644267
Not dimmable. If the socket is correct they will work at full briteness only
1018097
not dimmable. i noticed yesterday that costco is now selling a dimmable bulb, and they are 33% the cost with the built in rebate from the local utility
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.
762833
Yes, they are incandescent and should be dimmable. I've had them along the stairway in my house - they last a long time. I have not changed one yet.
851453
Dear Friend, hello, thanks so much for your message. Sorry this one is not dimmable. But we have similar G9 dimmable bulbs, please kindly have a look. also we have all kinds of converter.
235590
Hard question to answer with any authority, as it depends on if the LED bulbs themselves are dimmable... but the short answer is yet. Now, with that said, be aware that LED's generally go from 0% brightness to 15-20% brightness in the first step... just the way they are made I guess.. but once turned on, they can be dimmed to very low light levels..
814906
The bulbs are incandescent. You can not turn the lights on individually. And yes, the lights can be dimmed.
924641
I think when they are dimmed, yes. Try and return if they don't work for the application. They are MUCH warmer when dimmed than our other LED bulbs. Very pretty.
2167690
Some do. Packaging is often misleading and I would not chance these are dimmable. The ones I have say "instant on and dimmable". Also they tend to rate differently, some 800 lumens will be equivalent to a 60 bulb. Hope that helps.
430226
1. The dimmable bulbs will dim if you have the right dimmable switch..... (not the old style analog one but the new digital one) 2. NO... they are not.... you will need to buy the extra covers...
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.
2250957
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.