Are the LED lights dimmable?

Are the
LED lights dimmable?
When it comes to LED lighting people often wonder if
LED lighting is dimmable. The answer to this question is: Yes, LED lighting is
certainly dimmable However, there are few essential things that you have to pay
attention to:
1- Always check that the bulb is
dimmable
Not all led
lights is dimmable, so it's important to find out if it is dimmable before you
buy it. If you purchase a fixture that requires a bulb, it is always indicated
whether the fixture is suitable for LED light source and if it is dimmable also.
2- Use an LED Dimmer switch
People often assume that they can use their normal and ordinary
dimmer switch for LED lights, however this is not possible in many cases.
Existing dimmer switches often have a minimum power of 50W, but because LED
lights tend to have lower wattages than the standard bulb when a bulb is
connected to that dimmer switch it will not reach the minimum power required
and would usually confuse the dimmer switch and the lights start to flicker,
make buzzing noise or overheat.
If you dim a standard bulb
such as halogen and the light intensity is reduced to 50% via dimming then the
halogen bulb will give almost no light output, however if you do the same with
an LED bulb the LED light will give 50% of its light capacity at its fullest. A
standard dimmer switch cannot be used with an LED light as you will never be
able to dim the LED light either completely or not very well. LED lights need
their own special electronic dimmer switch to have a fully functioning and
dimming light.
3- Which LED dimmer switch should you choose?
In our dimmer
switch range, you will find various LED dimmer switches available for purchase.
It is recommended to always choose the most recommended and suitable LED dimmer
switch than the average cheaper switches out there, as cheap and poor-quality
LED dimmer switch tend to have a short lifespan. Electronic dimmer switch is
ideal as they tend to be more universal and are suitable for all bulb types
such as incandescent, halogen and LED lights. When choosing a dimmer switch
ensure that you pay attention to the power output that the switch can handle,
for example if you have a bulb with 100W you must have a dimmer switch that can
handle this power output.
And if you have any inquiries, we can help you find the best fixtures that suite your needs. do not feel hesitant to call us on 920014332
Or contact us on
info@ultralightstores.com
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