How many % dimmable down?
81104
I was able to dim 99% without it going all the way off.. very nice looking too...
635558
I had the same problem,to dim,just keep hold the up or down button till you reach the amount of light you like.
1885560
Not dimmable. You can put a smaller watt bulb in so that it's not as bright, however.
1721556
It probably depends on the LEDs. I'm using EcoSmart 6 in. 9.5-Watt (65W) Soft White (2700K) LED Downlights with the CREE LEDs, and they're great; extremely dimmable and very steady output.
1005549
Those are now dimmable. We haven't been able to convince Amazon to change the listing.
578565
Don't know the technical details, but you won't have that problem with this one. You might even find it to be too much. I've read some people use light switch type dimmers to lower the power and I believe it.
1806162
They are not made to be dimmable. They do dim but then burn out as a result of multiple dimming events.
1132940
They are dimmable, but they are of a substandard quality to the ones that came originally with my fixtures. They have burnt out in an eighth of the time the originals did.
289770
Fully adjustable, up and down and tilt. For the price you can't go wrong. Of course you can't adjust the intensity with a dimmer, they're CFLs
1036892
I don't know if it is dimmable when I installed mine I put them on a single switch - full on or full off as for replacement bulbs it is very unlikely you'll ever need as they are LEDs
736053
They are able to be dim down, but you will have to buy an external dimmer controller.
1511222
The dimmer has a way of lowering the minimum brightness setting. If you read the instructions, it is under the "Setting Minimum Light Level (Programming mode)" in the "Operation" section. That said, when I tried doing it, it didn't bring the brightness level down below the default setting. So, maybe you can bring it up, but not down further than the default. We ended up putting lower lumen bulbs in one room where I wanted the minimum brightness to be lower.
233633
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.
1558337
I suppose they would be dimmable. I have two settings on my range hood where I used these, low and high and that would be the same as a dimmer switch..
2255975
I haven't tried dimming the ones I have. I looked up LED lamps to see if they are dimmable. It appears some are. I can't say for sure about this one. I love the ones I have. Very crisp white light, using minimum power. :)
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
1023270
Yes and no. Limited levels of dimming at low levels. At a certain point they just shut off. It's decent though. Though if you have any halogen bulbs in the track, they will be much dimmer at the same level.