Do all 3 LEDs run on High, medium and low? Or does it run 1 for low, 2 for medium and 3 for high?
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The unit I have runs 1 for low, 2 for medium 3 for high, 3 for flashing. (I'm pretty sure I scorched my retina looking at the light to get you the answer) I love this unit. I just bought a second one but configured to also double as a flashlight. For $40 you have to figure it's a piece of junk but it isn't. Hope this helps
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It works fine with LEDs. LEDs do not need special dimmers. This will not dim LEDs down to 10% though. It will dim to about 30%
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I replaced all mine with LED since day 1. I don't think there are any particular spec. As long as it GU10, it should work. You can search my reviews and you should see the reviews for the three GU10 LED (5W,6W,7W) that I'm using.
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Correct. Only 1. It is one ugly looking with a few LED's, 2 of each color, but not a multicolor changing light.
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The fixture uses fixed, non-changeable, LEDs. There are 3 LEDS in each of the 3 "heads".
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Don - My bad. Ignore 1st answer I gave. I had it confused with another model. The 3 settings are kind of tricky on this light. You twist it to make it come on. That gives you one brightness level. Next, twist it off and twist it back on again. The 2nd time it comes on it will be at a different level. Repeat those steps a 3rd time and you get the 3rd brightness level setting. I think it also remembers the last setting you used before turning it off so next time you use your light it will be preprogrammed to that level. What I do if I am looking for a particular level is to turn it on and off (twist it on and off) rapidly until it achieves the level I want. Hope that helps. Don - My bad. Ignore 1st answer I gave. I had it confused with another model. The 3 settings are kind of tricky on this light. You twist it to make it come on. That gives you one brightness level. Next, twist it off and twist it back on again. The 2nd time it comes on it will be at a different level. Repeat those steps a 3rd time and you get the 3rd brightness level setting. I think it also remembers the last setting you used before turning it off so next time you use your light it will be preprogrammed to that level. What I do if I am looking for a particular level is to turn it on and off... » Read More Don - My bad. Ignore 1st answer I gave. I had it confused with another model. The 3 settings are kind of tricky on this light. You twist it to make it come on. That gives you one brightness level. Next, twist it off and twist it back on again. The 2nd time it comes on it will be at a different level. Repeat those steps a 3rd time and you get the 3rd brightness level setting. I think it also remembers the last setting you used before turning it off so next time you use your light it will be preprogrammed to that level. What I do if I am looking for a particular level is to turn it on and off (twist it on and off) rapidly until it achieves the level I want. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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The best answer I can give you is .... maybe... I ditched mine after 3 videos because it is very difficult to get even lighting. I went with LED's. You can try it, and if you have the patience you should be able to pull it off. You do get 3 lights and you'll need all 3.
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It calculates to 440 ohm 1/4 watt resistor. You may be able to use a 420. Are you really only using 1 resistor with the 12 volt supply? I would put more LEDs in series. Like 3 LEDs with 135 ohms. Or 4 in series with no resistor.
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Since you didn't describe the type of LED lights, it's hard to give you a good diagnosis. As others and I can attest, this does work with dimmable LED lights (mine are 2 PAR30s on a track). I will note that switches like this have a minimum load that's required. If you are using LED MR16s, 7 of them won't have enough load to work properly. On one setup, with just a single 15W LED, the light would not go off. I added a 20W halogen in the circuit and it works fine now.
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I ordered White LED. It is 3.2 volts DC each. But, I don't know what color of the LED you ordered, which it depend on what voltage is required. Look it on the label telling you of the voltage.
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To see how it works with 3 lights check out the youtube video 'Triple Threat Real Deal Review'. Don't know if urls will show up here, but here it is. --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0Ut1OKiaWk
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Two are power (1)for the light (1) for light in the switch the 3td is ground. It is different in color from the other 2. Hope this answers your question if I understand what you asking.
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That is somewhat dependent upon the fixture and bulb type. They will run incandescent and dimmable LED (as long as you have enough wattage in LED bulbs running on the circuit) just fine. There should be very few exceptions otherwise, so I wouldn't hesitate to orders one if I were you.
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I got a slightly different model TBL03, but it looks the same. I use it for three lamps via a triple plug connected to the dimmer. It works well with LED lights so far. Mine is rated for max 300 W incandescent or 150 W LED/CFL. My LED bulbs are 9 W each, so x3 is only 27W total.
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3 double A's and i have had NO.....NO... problems with it .... yet the LED lights sue minimal power
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If you are lighting LED's in direct sun only with no batteries and the LED's you are using will run on 3V, then typically LED's draw 20mA, so it would light 3 of them if the above assumptions are true.
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Not all of the white LED's appear to be the same color, and I did not see any documentation regarding color index. However, the whites appear to be in the cooler range, so I would suspect most are 6500K down to maybe 5000K.