can I use these for candle warmers if they have a dimmer, 25w
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Good Morning Robyn,These lamps are halogen lamps which would get hot enough to melt or heat up oil. As long as the fixture has an approved rating for these kind of lamps then we would recommend it. If the it is not please know that some fixtures are made with consideration to heat tolerances particularly to the lamp operating temperature. Installing a lamp that operated at a high temperature than originally designed can be dangerous.
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These are not dimmable. Make sure the ones you buy say dimmable as a feature. If used with a dimming switch then they will flicker when turned on.
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Ronnie,Yes! I use them with a dimmer switch and they work great. I have had no problems.Gary Moore
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You can as long as the strips are connected in parallel. Keep the output rating of the strips in mind as this dimmer is rated at a max of 2A. Pulling more than that could be dangerous
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Hey Big Hank. To be honest I don't know the answer to that question. I'd "assume" you cant as I haven't had experience with many smart bulbs that work with dimmers. Well not unless you spend a good amount of money on them. These are fairly in-expensive in the grand scheme of bulbs. If you give it a whirl please let me know.
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Yes,you may use these bulbs with a dimmer. They are just halogen incandescent bulbs. I use them in a dimmable 60W fixture and they give much more light that a regular bulb.
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Definitely, these are bright lights that work great on there dimmer. I bought 2 set for my kitchen counter lighting.
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Yes - these bulbs are inherently less bright than traditional bulbs (due to design) -- as you would expect, old light bulbs from many years ago don't produce as much light as current bulbs... having said that, there are no special requirements with regard to dimming - any incandescent dimmer will work with these bulbs as long as it is rated for the wattage (which virtually all dimmers are... only an issue if you put a bunch on one circuit) -- I love em... and I use a dimmer All the best - George
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Most any dimmer will "work" with a dimmable bulb, but the low priced dimmers don't dim as well. Not a smooth transition, flickering, etc.
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You would use very low watt, the candle type bulb. I ordered these and they were too small for my lighting fixture and I'm looking to sell them, they are brand new.
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I have never used one in a dimmer, but the basics are the same so I do't see why not
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If they are incandescent lights (glass bulbs with tungsten filaments), yes, they will will work regardless of how many there are or how big they are. You just need to stay under 300 watts total.Some LED lights will work also, if they are dimmable, but LED compatibility with a dimmer depends on the LED lights and the dimmer, and not all combinations work correctly for all levels of dimming.
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I do not have a dimmer switch, but fluorescent bulbs generally are not suitable for dimming. So my answer is no, you cannot use them with the dimmer switch.
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Should be able to use with current switch. I didn't use any "special" dimmer switch, and they have worked just fine. NOTE: I have had a larger percentage of these bulbs burn out too fast, maybe 10%.
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No problem working with a dimmer. I love the light but will caution they have a disappointingly short life for the price.
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I am not usung in a dimmable application so I don't know. The dimendions are posted however I can tell you they will not fit in the "puck" type undercabinet lights. Mine were spotlights and this bulb tip is almost level with the edge of the glass globe.
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They will not work. They are exclusively made for smaller bulbs such as for chandelier's (window candle size). They are also pretty good quality for the price and fit quite snug to the bulbs on my chandelier, no bending room to even try for a larger fit.