Does it work with low wattage (5w to 10w) LED bulbs?
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As of this writing, I have only used it with incandescent bulbs. Sorry, can't help.
365491
It works with color changing low wattage LCD Bulb I've had for the last year.
365492
I'm using it with a CREE 9.5 watt (60w replacement). It's working just fine for me!
1281642
I use it with a bank of 6 - 40 watt equiv. LED globe type bulbs in the bathroom. Works well, after you adjust the low end threshold for the lowest sustainable light level.
779844
A typical low voltage system is just that, low voltage. This means they usual supply 12 volts to the fixtures. The 10W LED fixture requires 120V in it's current configuration. It's possible to do some surgery on it and see if it works with lower voltage, but that requires some know-how. I agree that it would be great. Hopefully LEDwholesalers will design a fixture to work with 12 systems.
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I think it should, I have it working with both cfl and LEDs. No problem so far.
1028581
I have not used LED bulbs with this switch. However, according to the tech specs in the manual, the minimum load is 40 watts.
158365
I have 2 LED bulbs connected. You are only limited by the rated wattage - just be sure to not exceed it and you'll be fine.
438191
It does work with LED's and CFL's. The problem is longevity. Mine only lasted 1.5 years.
2205806
I'm using it with florescent lighting but the instructions say it will work with any current bulb. I'm sure the LED's will be fine.
7477
If it's a dimmable led it will work. Check with your led manufacturer. I'm using this with a cfl and it works fine. You may get some flicker at low levels.
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My guess is the LED will work provided the LED unit is 110 volts and does not exceed the voltage or amperage of unit. I will say with confidence the unit has worked flawlessly since purchase with Flourescent bulbs. To be safe I would check with the mfg.
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I'm using it with a 200+ watt halogen bulb, it dims to a low voltage so I'd assume it would.To my knowledge voltage is the requirement, not wattage, but you should check with Insteon. You can contact them through the Smarthome site.Good luck.
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I use 6 watt led bulb with no problem. Which is equivalent to 40 watt. Been using it for several months now works great! 60 watt should be just fine.
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Yes. No problem. I installed the CREE 75 watt equivalent warm light bulb and they're awesome. And since my lights are on dusk-to-dawn, the lower LED power use really is an advantage.
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It does work with LED bulbs but I am having a problem where my LED security lights (from Costco) keep burning out somehow in less than a month of use. I don't know yet if it's related to the switch or the security lights are just sub par but I didn't have this problem until I replaced my normal light switch with this timer switch. Maybe it's a coincidence, maybe not.
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If the LEDs are dimable and total load draws more then 10 watts. (my ceiling fan with 3 LED bulbs dims but the one with only 1 light does not) *Guessing on the load wattage
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I would assume it would work with any bulbs you wanted. Check to make sure the wattage does not exceed.
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They absolutely work with LED bulbs. You have to slide it all the way on and then adjust downward. With an 8watt LED bulb the I found the response to be very even all the way down. No buzz at the light or at the dimmer. Dimmer stays cool --but an 8 watt bulb isn't much.