Is the dimming function variable slowly up & down? ..or 3/4 fixed settings?
1581841
The dimmer can be controlled from either the remote control or the power button on the light. When the button is pressed and held down the dimmer will progress from one level of brightness to the next. There are 4 levels. While this is not an infinite dimmer the gradients seem very sufficient to me. If you keep holding the button down the dimming cycle just repeats.
1581842
The light brightens/dims quite a bit when you hold the remote button down. It goes in steps though as opposed to a smooth brightening/dimming action. I am very impressed with this light. It works beautifully in our room with our picture. I definitely recommend it.
1013179
Yup, press and hold the direction you want to dim (ie. press and hold the top button to slowly bring lights up, then press and hold the bottom button to dim.) when at the desired level, let go. Then go see a doctor about your, um, issue
1826093
It has 3 speed settings on the remote but no dimmer. The bulb is a low profile bulb which cannot be dimmed.
1023270
Yes and no. Limited levels of dimming at low levels. At a certain point they just shut off. It's decent though. Though if you have any halogen bulbs in the track, they will be much dimmer at the same level.
609933
Its a slide switch dimmer. No it will not remember its last setting. You just slide it to your preferred setting. Simple
159180
No, there are modes that dim slowly in and out but the brightness can't be adjusted
620635
If the light is off and you press and keep holding the upper part of the switch, it will slowly brighten until you let go of the switch. Same goes for if the light is already on and you press and keep holding the bottom part of the switch, it will slowly dim until you let go of the switch.
991030
I believe it is just a dimmer. Maybe if you move the slider far enough it might click to an off position
908903
My experience: Instantaneous when no dimmer or undimmed, but ~1/4 second when dimmed ~50% ... delay is perceptible but not objectionable. There seems to be some slight variability in turn-on delay among lamps when dimmed, but again it's not objectionable.
2009407
try clicking on the dimmer switch in front....each click further dims until the lighted time goes off completely ...click again and it should go full on...
1958164
No. The aperature adjustments are not able to be made by the user. That was a good question to ask though! I have used it in what I consider "normal indoor" light with great success, but in very dim light it starts to go....
421980
The dimmer does provide good control of the light output but we can not determine whether it can be adjusted to exactly 1Lux or thereabouts.
412309
Fades at a rate that is selectable for both on and off. Dims to 50% of the max brightness setting 30 secs before turning off. Time lag between leaving the room and turning lights of is also programmable. Programming is a bit tricky but doable if one reads the instructions carefully a few times.
2211055
If you set it correctly, when it gets dark it will come on dimly then go bright at the time you select then go dim again when you designate that too. Neat!!
459669
The min/max wattage comment (by Scott) is spot on. My fixture had 3 dimmable LEDs and I had flickering. I swapped out one LED bulb for an incandescent to get above the min wattage. All flickering is gone. dimming works as expected.
1759626
Yes...the on/off button, when pressed and held, acts as a very good dimmer switch. From really bright to almost off in a second.
1054357
In an earlier reply I stated that this switch does not dim LED bulbs. As it turns out I just didn't hold the button down long enough. It's not the best dimmer around, but it is reasonably acceptable.