Does this bulb dim to very low levels using adaptive or forward phase dimming technology (1%, 2%) brightness for a very faint glow/nightlight?
645608
Mine doesn't turn on until I hit 12% on my Lutron dimmer (newest radio ra2)
645609
can't help you. I'm using them in room lamps as one would an incandescent bulb sorry
122389
Hi,I have about 30 0f these that I use for lamps throughout my house. They all have LED bulbs that say "dimmable" on the package and the Lutron switch does dim them down to about 5%. I have some non-dimmable LED strips installed in a book shelf and I tried one of the Lutrons, and it worked. LED technology is improving as fas as being dimmable when it is direct wire without use of a driver, but the only real way to find out is to test it out with the lights that you own. The good news is if it doesn't work with your rope light, it will work fine with any lamp you may own....and it's not expensive. Hi,I have about 30 0f these that I use for lamps throughout my house. They all have LED bulbs that say "dimmable" on the package and the Lutron switch does dim them down to about 5%. I have some non-dimmable LED strips installed in a book shelf and I tried one of the Lutrons, and it worked. LED technology is improving as fas as being dimmable when it is direct wire without use of a driver, but the only real way to find out is to test it out with the lights that you own. The good news is if it doesn't work with your rope light, it will work fine with any lamp you may... » Read More Hi,I have about 30 0f these that I use for lamps throughout my house. They all have LED bulbs that say "dimmable" on the package and the Lutron switch does dim them down to about 5%. I have some non-dimmable LED strips installed in a book shelf and I tried one of the Lutrons, and it worked. LED technology is improving as fas as being dimmable when it is direct wire without use of a driver, but the only real way to find out is to test it out with the lights that you own. The good news is if it doesn't work with your rope light, it will work fine with any lamp you may own....and it's not expensive. « Show Less
1839946
I think I installed one of these: Lutron, Diva, C*L Dimmers for Dimmable CFL & LED Bulbs, DVCL-153P-WH. It is very quiet, but not completely silent.
1855907
As long as you start it in regular mode high it won't dim. I'm only dim if started in dimming mode (straight up and down)
1430186
Make sure you are using a high-quality dimmer and one preferably tested and marketed to use with LED lighting. I have been able to dim my bulbs to about 50 percent. Below that, the light flickers or goes completely dark.
988501
It does not work well. They do dim, but not as low as an incandescent. They do flicker if you use only LED bulbs. I had to do the same thing you wrote. I use one incandescent with the LEDs to keep them from flickering. Grrr!
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I first tried it with the old dimmer but it flickered a lot when starting up. Also, there wasn't quite as big a range of illumination. I had a new install as well with a LED dimmer and that has a much wider range of illumination--all the way down to barely visible. Using Lutron dimmers that state that they are for LEDs. Good luck, and welcome to the future!
1839944
I think I installed one of these: Lutron, Diva, C*L™ Dimmers for Dimmable CFL & LED Bulbs, DVCL-153P-WH. It is very quiet, but not completely silent.
1418053
It works fine with my LEDs so far, but it only goes to about 30-40% dimmer than full bright. I wanted it to go even dimmer.
187257
In my experience, it turns onto the lowest setting. You can increase the light by touching the dimmer pad.
630185
Sorry, I didn't play around with the adjustments (don't even know how to do them). I'm happy with the levels and don't recall how bright it was before. Love how well it dims my led cans.
793786
Well, I am using the existing dimmer, which is in a bathroom, controlling 4 of these Ultra LED14W bulbs. The 4 bulbs used to be 60W incandescent. It works well, but you cannot dim the light too much before it starts flickering. You can dim it maybe 40%, but beyod that, the LED lights start to flicker.
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It is hard to tell, but I have not noticed any dimming. The last line in the Technical Details section seems to say that it dims to 1500 lumens near the end of its rated lifetime, but it has a long lifetime, and that sounds like something all LEDs would do.
958627
not sure, but from what I have seen on forums is its most likely no.the electronics inside are not made for dimming.
459669
The min/max wattage comment (by Scott) is spot on. My fixture had 3 dimmable LEDs and I had flickering. I swapped out one LED bulb for an incandescent to get above the min wattage. All flickering is gone. dimming works as expected.
340178
Hello, yes, it's built with soft-glow illuminating feature set up with SMART mode, when no detect movement around and can be adjusted for dimming level.Thanks,
1922576
No, the current models of the NanoLeaf bulb are not dimmable. They indicate they are working on a prototype, however.