can this be used on par38 LED bulbs
1618360
Not sure as have not seen any bulbs as you describe. There are three seperate heads. One is for floodlights, then one for standard incandescent bulbs and another that has a suction cup on it for odd sizes. If it is the same diamenter of standard then that one should work or try the suction cup. The pole does not come with it but has standard threads that you can get at hardware store. Some rakes etc unscrew and you could then use that.
1618361
I've used the kit on many different bulbs with success. On the par38 bulbs, moisten the suction cup attachment and it should work just fine for you. Some time the suction is too great so I attach a string to the eye of the suction cup so when the bulb has been screwed in and I want the suction to release I can pull the string to get the kit from the bulb. Good luck! ... Capt. Stu
1618362
I've used the kit on many different bulbs with success. On the par38 bulbs, moisten the suction cup attachment and it should work just fine for you. Some time the suction is too great so I attach a string to the eye of the suction cup so when the bulb has been screwed in and I want the suction to release I can pull the string to get the kit from the bulb.Good luck! ... Capt. Stu
1065411
We used them to adapt regular based LED bulbs for use in our fan lights. You just have to be sure all the base sizes are right. They work fine. The light bulb will stick out a little farther & that could be a problem in some cases.
628915
I WOULD THINK IT WOULD AS LONG AS THE BULB IS FOR A 12 volt system. I have used many LED bulbs of different voltages.
856778
It depends on which bulbs you are using. If incandescent, dimmable LED, or dimmable fluorescent bulbs, then answer would be "Yes". If non-dimable fluorescent or LED, then the answer would be "No".
2214120
I would consider using only LED PAR 38 that is on the Energy Star website and is certified by Energy Star. They test and make recommendations based on test results. Your local electric utility has rebates for residential customers. Check your local utility co website for rebate info on led lamp rebate information through the energy star website
1725463
Approximately 4 1/2 inches tall (definitely taller than your normal PAR30 but work fine for me) and about 3 and 5/8 across at the bulb end. I could not find LED bulbs that were as sort as the normal PAR30s. I think this may be due to heat reasons in recessed sockets.
1462980
Yes with higher wattage bulbs. I tried using with a 3 bulb fixture that had 4 watt LED bulbs installed. It didn't work until I replaced bulbs with incandescent 25 watt.
481068
Not for some lights yours would be these kind of bulbs TuningPros LEDML-31M-W6 Map Light LED Light Bulbs Festoon 31mm, 6 LED White 2-pc Set Hope this helps
338482
Not sure....check your manual for the bulb sizes you have and then match them to the sizes in this kit
259753
I cannot answer. But I would suspect so. Just depends on the LED's driver circuitry. I can say it works great on a 32 watt floresecent (I can't spell that) Ballast and lamp and on regular incandescent lamps.
1904071
because this is installed on the power wire feeding the bulb, it should be OK- BUT, it relies on the resistance of the bulbs. If you have LED lights, it will not work.
726290
I've used it with all types of bulbs. Its rated for a total of 300 watts--this is written on the side. PAR38 bulbs are too big for this, not enough room between the sockets to plug in more than two at a time. Otherwise it takes most anything with an E27 base.
864509
Yes you just have to make sure the Adapter is powerful enough like this one will work great http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KKU7U6WAnd then you can also use connectors like this Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 3) LED strip light connector one end 4pin male connector, other end new type 10mm RGB connector,
497278
They should fit any existing fixture that uses a GU24 base. I swapped out CFL's in my existing fixtures for BR30 LED's. It pushes the bulb down a little more (less than .25 inches) but nothing noticeable.
313374
Note that the trim (as shown in the picture) is for a 6" can and is not removable. So if the PAR38 is in a 6" can (and you are fine with the trim that comes with this light), this is a fine replacement. If your PAR38 is not in a 6" can, this will not work as a replacement.
1325073
Yes it will. Any light fixture will work with a dimmer, it's the bulb that matters. Some bulbs you can't use with dimmers. Some of the LED bulbs use different dimmers than incandescent bulbs, just ask the person in the store what kind you need for the bulb you have.
1036849
This fixture uses 4-40W Xenon G9 Bi-pin (Bulbs Included). I doubt there are compatible LED lights for this fixture. But why would you want them? This fixture is really very nice as is. If the power cost has you worried...don't.