Can the Lutron DVCL-153P-WH Diva Dimmable swtich be use withGU24 spiral CFL light bulb ?
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The GU24 Spiral bulb will work, but will flicker slightly when on low dim. I replaced the GU24 with a Spiral covered Flood Style, style RG256 15W. This is a GE brand, model- {GE FLE15/2R30/SW} listed at 6G49. This Bulb works with this Dimmer. I have 6 recessed Pot Lights, and is a Flood Style bulb, but looks and diffuses the light better for my needs at only 15watts and doesn't flicker on low dim. But I hardly use the low setting because when dimmed on low, it is very dim. {I think it's because the bulbs are only 15watts, or possibly because I have 6 bulbs on one switch}, but the bulb will illuminate bright enough to do home cleaning. I found that at the half way dim point works well for most needs. Regardless this switch works with the GE bulb.
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I use the dimmers with LED lights, but according to the manufacturer, they're supposed to work with CFLs as well.
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Only use CFL (curly Q bulbs) that are designated as "dimmable". LED and standard incandescent bulbs should work fine.
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Nathan -- we have not tested those, but my guess is they will not. So far the only dimmer we have found to work is the Lutron Diva DVCL-153P. Sorry -- Barry, Brodwax on Amazon
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Yes, and as far as I know just about every lighting fixture is dimmable with the right type of bulb and the right type of dimmer switch for the bulb that you have. I know these work with incandescent, CFL and LED dimmable bulbs (with a dimmer switch designed to control all three types).
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Compatibility with dimmer is dependent upon the dimmer switch itself. You'll need to look at the specifications on the models you're interested in to make that determination.
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Per lutron, "Works with up to 150 Watts of most dimmable CFL/LED bulbs or 600 Watts of Incandescent/Halogen bulbs". If you have (17) 23W LEDs, that is 391 watts, so you'll need 3 separate dimmers although they can all live on the same branch circuit.
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Lutron's "C*L Dimmer" Maestro line is made for use with dimmable LED and CFL bulbs (search model # MACL&#8209;153M). Even though you're not *supposed* to use LED's with this, I would think that as long as you have 60W total worth of bulbs running through it, it will be fine. For example, I currently have 6 recessed can flood lights running on one of these switches...if I switch to 65W-equivalent LEDs that will be roughly 57W...pushing my luck, but I expect it will work (I realize this isn't very helpful until I test it...just saying if it controls a single 60W incandescent bulb just fine, it should theoretically run six 10+ watt dimmable LED bulbs just fine as well. Would be very curious to see if anyone has tried this out that can confirm they were using this model of the Lutron switch and not one of the C*L's.
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I got these thinking they'd work with my LED bulbs - they did for a few months and then stopped. I researched it and you're supposed to use special dimmers for CFL/LED lights. I bought these instead (says LED in the title) and they work well with my LED recessed lights. I have 5 11w (65w equivalent) lights on one switch. Lutron MACL-153M-WH Maestro 150-Watt Multi-Location CFL/LED Digital DimmerDaveH46 is correct, your LED bulbs need to be listed as dimmable also.
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I use all five that I installed with decorative incandescent light bulbs. Any LED bulbs that are also dimmable would work. I think you will have a problem IF you try to use CFL (florescent) bulbs because these lights dim by cutting voltage.
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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
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Not yet. I'm guessing the lamp should work OK with it; and, considering LEDs consume a lot less power than incandesent, you could probably get by with the cheaper 150W version. My only issue with dimmer switches such as wall mounted light (dimmer) switches, is that they don't work with those new 'Neon Light' like light bulbs that consume less power. Good luck.
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No. You will need to buy bulbs that are labeled as dimable. The dimmer switch used will have to be for cfl bulbs and match the power consumption rating matches the particular bulbs you buy.
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I have several LED type bulbs in my house, and the only ones I can get this to work with are the CREE Daylight White 40 watt equivalent (6 watt) the others I have are either not rated for DIMMER use or when in the "Off" setting the 60 watt or 100 watt version of the CREE bulbs stay on dimly.
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Your dimmer switch doesn't have to be compatible, the light bulb does. It will say LED dimmable in description
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Dimable CFL might work, or if at least one standard bulb is in the circuit it might also work
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There are now a number of dimmers on the market that are "universal" in that they handle both incandescent, led and fluorescent. I used this one and it worked fine. Leviton 6674-P0W SureSlide Universal 150-Watt LED and CFL/600-Watt Incandescent Dimmer
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3 x 40 Watt Incandescent Torpedo Chandelier Bulbs with E12 Base (small screw type). CFL equivalent bulbs would fit, but wouldn't be compatible with the remote dimmer function.