Will this work with string lights?
1712619
It certainly worked with mine! I used it on a pre-lit Christmas tree with a multitude of string lights and simply connected the dimmer and finally had a Christmas tree that no longer blinded me :-)
1712620
yes it should work well especially is the bulbs are standard bulbs. The only small issue I have found Is when using on a CFL bulb when you turn the switch completely off the light will still occasionally flicker at a very low light. It is not a huge issue. When using standard bulbs this is not a problem.
303691
They fit an indoor screw light socket. I doubt that they would fit a Christmas light string.
448733
Julia P., this switch should work with any lights that are on the circuit. I did not have LED light bulbs attached, but this switch simply turns an existing circuit on and off. So whatever you had attached to the circuit before will work the same. Hope that helps.
2281691
Yes, we use it for controlling our overhead deck lighting which is comprised of 3 light strings [ie: about 60 light bubs in total]. Works great.
487059
Depends on the connection. If the regular LED has the 4-pin connection im sure it will work fine. Ive never actually tried with regular LED so not 100% sure but in theory, WHY NOT!
2027229
Yes, it works well with low wattage lights including incandescent and LED bulbs. There is a relay built-in that "clicks" when the lights change state (OFF to ON or ON to OFF). In wiring the light, there is a connection to neutral (white) and hot (black) although the color of the wires may differ depending on whether it is a 3-way or single pole.
46607
Yes it will but you might have to do a little sanding of the rails on the light, they are more rounded off in the inside then straight.
202463
It should. Most LEDs don't require too much energy to power them corrrectly. I tested out a 50ft strand and it worked great.
2209273
Yes because the two ends can connect together; so you can connect to the light from the panel or to any number of other like extension cords and then to the light. You can string them together, yes.
2134429
Depends. I use them with 'older' Christmas lights that are incandescent and dimmable. This includes colored lights and rope lights. Note that many of the newer lights are LED and not considered dimmable.
1781158
No... Thy are two wire in the cable so the electricity will bypass a burnt out light (filament),and go on to the next one..or 100!,I'm sitting under my string now just thinking ",party on a box".
1374790
Yes, easily. This supplies up to 200 watts of power. LED Christmas lights only need 1-2 watts per string, and old-fashioned bulb Christmas lights use around 10 watts. Really, I would probably get a cheaper lower watt inverter for that, unless you have other stuff you might also want to plug-in.
1470767
Please be informed that it will work with LED lights since the item can change a 3-prong grounded plug into a 2-prong plug.
794526
This devise works by plugin in outlet, if your main light is connected to outlet then only this will work, otherwise not.
7477
If it's a dimmable led it will work. Check with your led manufacturer. I'm using this with a cfl and it works fine. You may get some flicker at low levels.
1705399
Don't know if this works with LED lights, but I suspect it will. I bought this to replace an electronic count-down timer that interfered with my Intermatic In-Wall Timer with Astro Feature (model ST01). This worked fine. Hence, I would think it will work with LEDs.
1372509
I would think yes. This remote switch in our application communicates with the leviton remote relays that are in up in the junction box feeding the light its power. A pull string shouldnt affect its use.