I am trying to find an Occupancy Dimmer switch that is compatible with this Transformer. Will Cooper Model #OS106D1 work?
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Hi Nicholas, I can't speak for the switch model you mention, but we are using the Lutron CL Dimmer (Toggler CL) rated at 150 watts for CFL and LED lights (600 watts for incandescent/halogen). Specific model is TGCL-153PH-WH (white). We are using it on the 120v/ac side of the transformer, with 12v Xenon and/or LED lights on the other side, and it works fine. Switch also works well with dimmable 120v LED lights. OOPS - realized this IS NOT an "occupancy" switch - sorry. 'Hope this helps. - Paul
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Yes that Cooper model can be used, but keep in mind that some Low voltage lights are not meant to be dimmed. But a large percentage of them are. This dimmer has worked well for me with very little oscillation on the low end of LED lighting. You could also use a standard occupancy sensor ahead of your standard low voltage dimmer in tandem. In most cases though, this unit should work for you.
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While I have not used these with a dimmer switch, I see no reason why not. In effect the converter is just a conductor between the two different types of connectors.
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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,
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I cannot answer that specifically regarding your dimmer. Though I use a lutron dimmer with mine. It maybe the same dimmer.
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It would be helpful to you to call Lutron and ask them about your specific situation. They are very helpful and will tell you which dimmer will work best.
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Feit has a list of recommended dimmers at http://www.feit.com/Dimmer_Compatibility/DIMMER_COMPATIBILITY/Dimmer_Compatibility
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Should work with any X-10 switch. I would not use a dimmer because equipment damage could occur if something that requires a full 120V was plugged into the switched half of the outlet. Also, beware that X-10 devices are getting harder and harder to get because the products/technology is basically obsolete.
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Sure, if you are good with electrical stuff I see no reason why that wouldn't work and sounds like a good idea to me. You'd just have to splice into the existing wires, perhaps pre-tin, butt splice, and using shrink tubing. The dimmer is fed low voltage since it is inline with the transformer output, so not sure if a low voltage style dimmer is req'd, or if you can get by with a standard 120 VAC one (that part I have no idea).
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Any wall dimmer will work for this. I installed this on a typical Lutron wall switch/dimmer from home Depot. Since it is an LEd light and not a CF light, any dimmer you buy should work fine for you.
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Sorry this model can not connect a dimmer switch. we also have 1 new model can connect with dimmer switch. you can see that later .
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This switch most certainly DOES work for incandescent bulbs. I know this, because it is currently (get it?) working in my incandescent lamp. If your original dimmer was 500W 120V 60H this will work. I'm not an electrical engineer, but I can't think of a single way the switch would know what type of bulb it is outputting power to, which is why I used it, and I couldn't be happier.
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Model: SHW0612040UL -- best guess, hard to tell 0 vs O sometimes.Input: AC 110-120V 60HzOutput: DC 12V 400mAI didn't get any results by the part # I tried. Most likely, many of the universal AC adapters would work fine for this. Amazon has a number of them listed, just be sure they can do 12V and are at least 400mA. Cooper contact info--For assistance call 1-800-334-6871 or email us at consumerproducts@cooperlighting.com
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I doubt it. The LED bulbs I used had a phone number to call and ask them what dimmers would work. It seems any and all LED lights must be matched to specific dimmers.
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X10 systems are interfered with by switching power supply which are now more common than older transformer supplies. In my case I put the 1626-10 on the surge filter that powered my Home Theater set up (TV, AV Rcvr, Sat Box., Blue Ray Player) and it did improve the operation of the lights in that room. Results may vary, and more than one may be needed in come cases.
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I did not use any transformer for this fixture. You can buy a regular dimmer.
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I would only be guessing "NO" if this high-heat-halogen-type floor lamp switch would be compatible. I highly recommend that you locate the existing switch and match it exactly on line or at a lamp store. From my experience with this switch, although the on-line illustration looked like an exact replacement, it was not! I had to retrofit it to fit inside the extension tube and ended up trashing everything in the end. According to the details in the package, this dimmer is a Westinghouse brand specific for a torchiere-type floor lamp with a tall-tulip/lily shaped shade.
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Yes it will work with any dimmer switch. But for the same price as most dimmer switches you can get the Levittown 6674-pow universal led and cfl and incandescent from Amazon. It is a truly superior dimmer switch. For many reasons including that you can set a minimum light level so you know whether you lights are on or off. It has both a slide control and a on/off switch.