Will this work with led bulbs or CFL or old long-tube fluorescent?
1752220
Works great with led! Installed them in both the men's and women's bathrooms using Phillips 750 lumen led bulbs. Not sure how they would work with CFL or tubes, but I would think they would.
1752221
They work very well with the four foot T8 and T12 fixtures I have connected to the switches.
1752222
I have it turning on 6 LED lights in series... as for fluorescents... I would have to say yes because you are not dimming the lights. It should work for any type of light.
1752223
Yes, it works with CFL, LEDs, fluorescent, etc. I have 2 of these, one hooked to CFLs and the other hooked to LEDs, and it works perfectly fine.
1752224
I hope they do, that is why I bought them. I just have not hooked them up yet. Since I don't have heat in the building I'm working on right now, they don't work in below 0 F temp.
1752225
Yes, this sensor will work with LED, CFL, and fluorescent bulbs because it uses a built-in mechanical relay to turn on the bulb. The relay makes it act like a regular switch as far as the bulb is concerned.
1752226
I have this working with CFLs in multiple locations. They work great. Also works flawlessly with LEDs.
438189
It will work woith both CFL and LED ... Presently is turning on 5 23 watt CFL and 1 18 watt LED. It's been a great product and keeps setting with power outages.
501596
Yes it will, no problem. LEDs are better though. Cfls have a very poor power factor and are less efficient.
1462981
Yes, it will work with LED bulbs. I have three swtches that are presently working with LED.
982813
This one should work with LED bulbs. I installed with CFL bulbs and standard bulbs and it worked fine.
2074286
We used LED 100 watt bulbs and they work wonderfully. I think you can use anything you want as long as the can unit it attaches to can tolerate it.
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.
1564947
I am currently using it on a circuit with 2 - 60 watt fluorescent bulbs and 1 - 75 incandescent bulb and it works fine. If it get time, I will try to remove the incandescent to test it with only fluorescent.
1821379
Yes it will work on CFL and I use two 7 watts candelabra lightbulbs. The 40 watt load doesn't seem to come in play. The great part about the switch, it keeps the time and does not need to be reset if the electricity goes out.
2117399
I don't know if CFL would handle this type, since it doesn't just cut on and off, the lights brighten and dim with my incandescent bulbs in it. It isn't marked as CFL compatible.
297651
It should work fine. We use this bulb in all of our table lamps. The bulb is a little bit longer, but that has not been a problem. Also we could remove all the harp spreaders we had installed to allow cfl's to be used.
2261023
It should work with fluorescent bulbs, although I use it with incandescent bulbs. This elecric eye device simply turns power on and off. If your lights work with a switch, they should work with this device.
65170
Through research, I found out they do not work with CFL or LED Bulbs. I ended up going with Maestro by Lutron MS-OPS2-WH and they work GREAT! Toughr.
1564949
Not sure about fluorescent, but I use it with 3 led bulbs. Works great! Should just get led's, they last forever!!
453096
Typically you can always use a dimmer on a halogen bulb. Not on CFL bulbs. This plugs into the wall, so if you add a dimmer it should work fine.
193614
It will work with an LED. However, the dimmable feature works so well with high-wattage incandescent lamps, for example on a low setting it uses nominal energy, but on high it provides sufficient light for fine print reading, it provides good value vs and LED lamp. Incandescent lamps are being expired, due to governmental regulations, but until then, or the price comes down, I would stikc with the old incandescent. We use an old three way lamp which never worked well in any 3 way socket, which works exceptionally well in this dimmable one.
955538
CFLs or LEDs will work. But I'd really recommend using a 100W equivalent CFL bulb. It worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very relaxing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps Triangle Bulbs T40144-4 (4 Pack) - 23-Watt (100W) Spiral Medium Base Natural Daylight (5000K) CFL Light Bulbs, 4 PACK