Would this work with phillips mr16 dimmable led?
654041
one big concern is, a minimum wattage is required for proper operation - Lutron customer service puts there number right on the box and can get specific with you
654042
No. This is only for CFL, incandescent, and magnetic low voltage. An led lamp would require an electronic ballast and would require this switch: MRF2-6ELV-120. This switch is what you need for a dimmable led low voltage lamp.
1773784
I can not say. I assume that if the manufacture of the light fixture recommends MR16 lights, then there would be no problems. I would suggest checking your users manual/information. However, they may have a limit on the bulb wattage. Hope this helps...
78539
Yes it will work with any dimmer switch. But for the same price as most dimmer switches you can get the Levittown 6674-pow universal led and cfl and incandescent from Amazon. It is a truly superior dimmer switch. For many reasons including that you can set a minimum light level so you know whether you lights are on or off. It has both a slide control and a on/off switch.
673620
Yes, it should be fine. Remember that LED's are polarity sensitive so it will not work if you accidently reverse the polarity.
2133495
I'm sorry, I do not know! The switch I have it on is not a dimmer switch. I'm sure it does as long as you have a dimmer switch and bulbs that are dimmable...not all LEDs are dimmable. Hope this helps:)
249323
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.
1471096
Yes, but they will have to be LOW-VOLTAGE (12V) MR16 LED bulbs. The fixture uses transformers in the track heads to convert line voltage to 12V--designed for 50W 12V MR16 halogen bulbs. You could use low-voltage MR16 LED bulbs, but, if you really want to use LED, you could just get a regular (line-voltage) track kit and put LED bulbs (e.g. PAR20, PAR30, etc.) in it.
889462
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.
770960
If they are a true dimmable buld this switch should work fine. I have used several of these with no issues. Great product.
1218264
Yes. I've tested it with a dimmable halogen equivalent LED bulb (120V input / 4W output). However, I'm not sure if it works with other types of LED lights, and it seems that it dims the light a little bit.
704785
The MR16 bulb is a bit larger than the MR11. 2 inches in diameter verses 1 and 3/8 inches for the MR11 also a bit deeper. The plug is the same and they are also 12V. LEDs in my experience are not as bright. Hope this helps
1249846
not an expert, but if you put in a bulb that works with a dimmer switch it would work fine. Some new LED's won't work with dimmer switch..it shows yes or no on the LEDpackage where I shop.
1787174
I would say yes and no. I'm currently using it for dimmable LEDs but on any level but high I tend to get instability. I haven't figured out if it's my LEDs or the dimmer. This is the second dimmer I've tried (the other was a different mfgr) and I had similar issues. Sorry I can't give a better answer.
2178920
Sorry my previous answer was incorrect as I remember a new product that just might work, but your dimmer function might not be usuable. This LED unit is comparable to a 25watt light: https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/114212/LED-G92020E.html
777142
Yes...I have added a dimmer switch to mine. Just be sure your get the correct dimmer switch. Not all dimmer switches will work with LED fixtures.
2202920
Probably not. In my experience, when you try to use a standard dimmer on "dimmable" LED lights, it does not work. The wattage is different. Usually if it is a group of lights they cannot all be LED; you have to put one or two incandescent lights in the circuit so the dimmer works.Hope this helps.
12865
The two may not be compatible. LED dimmers must be matched to the LED light, or vice versa. Look for a phone number on the LED light or the dimmer package and give them a call. They gave me a web page to look at that had compatible dimmers.