Outdoor LED flood dimmer?

[LeeH]

Im after dimming 4 of the floods below, the seem a nice fitting for the money.

Suitable IP rating would be preferable but I'm propaged to use an enclosure if necessary.

http://www.screwfix.com/p/luceco-guardian-slim-led-led-floodlight-10w-black/4483h


Cheers!

 

[Rocboni]

How do you know they are dimmable, most won't be.

 

[Octopus]

You will probably need to buy new units that do colour changing AND dimming...

 

[LeeH]

How do you know they are dimmable, most won't be.

I asked, maybe I'm too trusting.

 

[LeeH]

You will probably need to buy new units that do colour changing AND dimming...

My limited experience with those are that the warm white is more of a yellow. Excuse the link to the cool white fittings.

I guess I'll swap them out with dimmable warm white floods. If possible..

 

[Taylortwocities]

The spec doesn't say if they are dimmerable, or not. I suspect not.
But here's the Luceco web site with the installation manual, the specifiction and the helpline number. Maybe something you could do yourself?....

Slimline Guardian Floodlights - Luceco LED Lighting - http://www.luceco.com/uk/slimline-floodlights

 

[Paul228]

They are not dimmable.
LED's that are dimmable usually say they see.
You also need to use a leading edge dimmer switch, as standard trailing edge dimmers need a minimum of 60w to work. And given most LED's are a lot less than that, they simply won't function.