Any Issues with this working with an LED bulb?
1705679
No problems....Its an on and off switch with no dimming so works with appliances/led/motors/etc.
1031202
I do not own any LED bulbs yet so I am unable to answer this question. I do use an have put in a spiral CFL bulb with no problems. Thanks.
1418052
It works with my LED light, but I have noticed odd behavior when the dimmer is on lower settings. There is a momentary delay before the bulb emits light, and once the bulb is lit, it has a tendency to vary in brightness. I don't notice this with incandescent bulbs on the same switch. Full disclosure: I live in an old house so this may be a result of older wiring.
448731
Yes, it works with LED bulbs. I am an Electrical Contractor and these are the best timers I have ever used. I have never had a "call back" on these timers. Great product.
2076780
Hello! I have to try to use LED bulbs.. but did not worked! Burned LED soon as I've installed... You must use with halogen bulbs.If you looking for LED.. do not buy this product! Thanks!
890011
Pretty sure that bulb works with anything. Just don't switchable wattage while it's on
781642
I don't see why not. It's basically an on-off switch. I'm using mine with a CFL with no problem (except I don't like the CFL's brightness or warm-up time). But the fixture works just fine in turning the lights on and off. I'm sure it will work equally well with an LED bulb (which is what I'm gong to do myself next time a bulb needs to be changed).
1299867
I've been using mine with a really low wattage LED porch light for about 2 years now. The bulb and the timer have been working fine all of this time.
2178683
I don't know. I used it with a LED bulb [100 watt equivalent] & had no problem.
1817295
I did not try it with LED, just incandescent. Sorry wish I could help you. I do know that Lutron does address it on their website, something about the right switch for those bulbs.
2205806
I'm using it with florescent lighting but the instructions say it will work with any current bulb. I'm sure the LED's will be fine.
668052
Michael M. I don't know what you are doing but I have several of these and never have an issue. Granted they are not the best quality but no reason for dimmer not to work with them. Do make sure the LED bulbs are dimmable, if they are not you will get a strobe light effect.
740100
I suppose if the wattage is not exceeded, which is not an LED issue. The bulb base has to be like a standard incandescent bulb base
1232302
I have compact fluorescent bulbs plugged into mine and it works just fine. I imagine LEDs would work with it as well (as long as they aren't the type of fixture that you have to touch/tap to turn on).
1581465
Works fine with LED bulbs but it increases the length of the bulb by a good bit so you need to make sure both the bulb and the adapter will fit. I didn't realize that and it would not work for my light fixture so I actually replaced the fixture for one that accepts regular screw on bulbs so I don't have to bother with the adapter or buying bulbs with the odd connector pins.
2018086
Yes, for that matter it will work with anything that you can screw into the bulb socket. The only note of caution is not to use something that produces a lot of heat since the lamp holder is made of plastic. LED bulbs produce little to no heat that is why they are so efficient.
726293
I see no reason why a LED especially would not work in this device. Incandescent may get a bit hot, but it is built rather well and may hold up to them. It is made of a strong but semi flexible plastic (not the hard plastic found on many lamps or even the ceramic, that work with incandescent), and that may melt under the heat need from an incandescent. for short runs it would probably be fine but to be left on for hours you may have an issue.