How is the color of the light? I hate the cool, greenish hue of LEDS...also, do these flicker when dimmed? thanks
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And no flicker at all. Very nice very bright and they flood like they should. Some led flood lights are very spotty although the package might call them floods.
889465
I am using these with LEDs. Did you hook up neutral and are the lights known to be dimmable? Not all LEDs are...
981788
Mine does not light up green as well. Never gets lower than 80 so it does not bother me.
510866
Yes. They are flicker free, just make sure you don't string too many together without the proper power supply. I purchased 3 strands of lights and they are not the same colors.
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The LED Lights Are A Bright Light. Warm Or Cold I Do Not Know Because We Have 1 In Our Bathroom Pointing At The Ceiling Above A Painting That Is On One Wall. It Puts Out Enough Light To Use The Facilities At Night. There Is No Hint Of Any Blue Hue, And The Only Hue I Can See Is A Yellow/Greenish Around The LED Themselves. That Is Caused By The Thin Ring Of Plastic That Surrounds Each LED Itself. ( 13 LED's Total)
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Yes they flicker, but they can be set to just stay a constant light as well. You can adjust the flicker too. Hope this helps!
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The color is great. No tint. It's white light. And when dimmed there is no issue of flickering. I am very pleased with this purchase.
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I'm not sure what you mean about color temperature or light output. We just replaced the same ones that were in our track lighting in our living room as when we bought it. They are on a dimmer switch.
84380
Mine were noticeable more yellow than my other LED's. I would put them at 4500K, I ended up not using them in my parking lights because of this.
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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I use mine in outside fixtures on a timer. So, they aren't actually dimmed, but the non-dimmable one's I used first failed after not much use. The dimmable ones have been working great, but I don't really dim them. I haven't experienced a buzzing sound on either the non-dimmable or dimmable bulbs, sorry.
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Hey Barry.....Happy Thanksgiving,,,,,,,Welcome to the world of foreign made LED lighting. The Green with stripes is the ground and the other 2 are your hot wires. Some day the rest of the world will standardize the colors. It's a great light........wait till you order the 30 watt one and you light up your neighborhood,,,,lol.
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The lights buzz when they are at a medium level of light. I don't think this is uncommon with LEDs. The buzzing is virtually gone when it is on full power, and very faint when using at the lowest setting (we use it for a night light). I am using the lutron DIVA dimmer the package says it works with.
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They are very dim. The light only projects up. I would guess each one in about 10-15 wat incandescent. I have bought a lot of led and these go into stock until I figure where to use them.
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The blue and green LEDs are bright, yes. Is that a problem? Depends.I have the 5341J in my bedroom and it somewhat illuminates the room at night. Luckily the 4 steady-on LEDs (2 green and 2 blue) are strong enough that the one blinking green LED doesn't give stroboscopic effects in the room, and so as the LEDs are not directly visible when I'm lying in my bed I have no issues with it.If however the LEDs were visible from the corner of my eye when lying in bed, it would annoy me.Tip: If you want to make them less bright but still visible, a sophisticated way of doing so would be to get Rosco #210 .6 Neutral Density Sheet at your professional photo shop and tape a piece of it over the status LEDs. The blue and green LEDs are bright, yes. Is that a problem? Depends.I have the 5341J in my bedroom and it somewhat illuminates the room at night. Luckily the 4 steady-on LEDs (2 green and 2 blue) are strong enough that the one blinking green LED doesn't give stroboscopic effects in the room, and so as the LEDs are not directly visible when I'm lying in my bed I have no issues with it.If however the LEDs were visible from the corner of my eye when lying in bed, it would annoy me.Tip: If you want to make them less bright but still visible, a sophisticated way of doing so... » Read More The blue and green LEDs are bright, yes. Is that a problem? Depends.I have the 5341J in my bedroom and it somewhat illuminates the room at night. Luckily the 4 steady-on LEDs (2 green and 2 blue) are strong enough that the one blinking green LED doesn't give stroboscopic effects in the room, and so as the LEDs are not directly visible when I'm lying in my bed I have no issues with it.If however the LEDs were visible from the corner of my eye when lying in bed, it would annoy me.Tip: If you want to make them less bright but still visible, a sophisticated way of doing so would be to get Rosco #210 .6 Neutral Density Sheet at your professional photo shop and tape a piece of it over the status LEDs. « Show Less
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Yes, all four of mine flickered. I sent them back. I had a set of Philips LED bulbs in the same sockets and they never flickered, so I'm replacing these with another set of Philips LED bulbs. I suspect if your lights were flickering then you have voltage inconsistencies in your house (even though you didn't have them on a dimmable switch) and a bulb marked "dimmable" will probably be able to handle it without flickering.
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Mine do fine until you get to very low levels. Also seems to be sensitive to how quickly you move the dimmer- slower is better for avoiding a flicker.