Sunday, January 3, 2010

Dimmable Led Are LED Lights Dimmable?

Are LED lights dimmable? - dimmable led

Yes

1 comment:

  1. Maybe. Depends on how the power supply is designed for LED lights. Light bulbs for residential lighting works on alternating current (110 V in the United States), and orders based on standard triac are designed to run on alternating current. LEDs work on DC, so they must eat loops. In the case of LED lamps that can be installed on a standard socket form factor lamp, the power supply built into the ball of the Assembly and in all other cases, were food is allowed outside of the bulb assembly. Regardless, most importantly, how they react to the energy source on a triac based controller, and if it was intended to be used. Unless the manufacturer specifies that the LED light is adjustable, it is probably not, or can not go wrong with a drive (ie do not turn the governor has spent most of the increase and is not down with no problems , etc.).

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