Will these lights work in a garage door opener?
1432884
These lights will work everywhere where E26 connection is used. They do not have any motion control or any additional functionality.
1297829
I would say no because they use DC voltage. They sell a dimmer switch that will work with these lights
101160
Not according to my electrician, at least not with the LED fixtures that I purchased to use with these switches. I had to use 'conventional' dimmer switches, which worked fine.
257363
As long as they are the required size for your lights, I have them in mine, actually I have used them in everything successfully. Hope this helped.
281784
As long as they are incandescent bulb bulbs but will not work on low voltage lighting (usually under/in cabinet lighting 2) yes...you will need to have one main switch coupled with auxillary switches.
573091
Not sure but if your opener has the optical things that "sees" if something is in the way it likely will work. You hook the laser to the same wires as the safety optical beam wires.. I hope this helps.
4310
It depends on the existing start capacitor rating on the garage door opener. If the voltage, MFD rating and dimensions are the same then it should work.
2025211
Yes, they should since they are just about the same size of a standard light bulb, I have a few in fixtures and they work great.
854628
The remotes are universal, so if you point them at the individual bulbs, they should work.
1021838
Yes it will. I have several and I put lights like these on all of them. They work great.
942844
Don't know--I use them outside in our landscape lights. These are not screw-in lights--they have two prongs on them.
1882614
I'm not sure that you can. I have a set that I installed in my gun safe and they work perfect.Maybe you can google "reprogramming wireless remote control lights" ?
521766
It should work just fine. Mine will turn on the lights when I open the door.
1153176
Not entirely sure. It should work, I think, but probably with slightly dimmer output if the voltage drops too far. My main concern would be that these bulbs are not designed for outdoor lighting situations - these may not be particularly rugged enough. In general, the longevity of these bulbs are somewhat low - they tend to die within a few months or so. Since I have not yet reached that stage with my purchase so far, I can say that they are working "normally" for now. :)
339628
Yes - they should work if the present lights are recessed into cans. It is an easy switch
2240617
This will work with a CFL bulb if the CFL bulb will physically fit into the light bulb socket on your garage door opener. The first CFL bulb that I tried would not fit into my garage door opener simply because the CFL bulb was larger near its base than a typical incandescent light bulb. I eventually found a CFL bulb that was shaped differently and it fit, but just barely.
1967619
I think they would work just fine. The only problem I could foresee would be the unattractive gray base that these types of lights have, but if the light is opaque, it works. I have one in my fully enclosed opaque front porch light.