LED plinth lights ?

[Lioned]

Can you put them on a dimmer switch ? Cheers.

 

[Paul.M]

I've never done it but its theoreticaly possible unless there's an off the shelf model that I haven't seen. The plinth lights are normally on a plug in transformer, if you replace their trany with a dimable one and put it on the dimmer switch capable of the current I can't see why not apart from the luminaries themselves. Have a search on the net at wholesalers that may sell them, may save you a lot of time and effort. I'm interested in the replies on this one, good question.

 

[telectrix]

a couple of months worth of chip fat they'll soon dim on their own

 

[Des 56]

Just read this and wondered why would anybody want to dim an extra dim light

 

[Lioned]

I have a problem in a new kitchen where the fitter worked things out wrong and one of those pull out larders is fitted almost flush to the wall and opens onto the light switch.It is going to be a three gang switch,one for ceiling lights,one for under cupboard lights and one for plinth lights.
So now i've got to get the flattest switch i can find which will be one of those touch sensitive ones,which i believe are all dimmers ?

Any better ideas will be welcome. Thanks.

 

[telectrix]

remote control switch?

 

[Des 56]

RTS20103GW - RTS2010 Touch Light Switch 3 Gang White | Catry Light Switches | The Internet Switch Store

 

[Lioned]

RTS20103GW - RTS2010 Touch Light Switch 3 Gang White | Catry Light Switches | The Internet Switch Store

Thanks.Thats the sort of thing,but i would have to chop in a deeper box which may be a problem as there is one for the hall on the other side,also not sure if even this one will be a bit 'thick'.
I have seen a GET one and a Stearn one but both 3 gang are double box's,but have very flat plates,probably only about 3mm.

 

[dim_bulb]

£45 quid!!!!!! id get him to move the ladder