dimming led's

[J.C.E]

haven't really use much LED before!

any reason why one of these: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/VLGJP100WMG.html

will not work with 6 of these: https://www.downlights.co.uk/click-inceptor-micro.html

and then another dimmer to control 1 of LED-Filament Bulbs | Energy Efficient Lighting | Factorylux

appropriate the quick replies

cheers guys

 

[mattg4321]

The V-Pro dimmer linked will dim Inceptor max very well, not tried on the micro but no reason to assume it won't.

I'll be surprised if you can find any dimmer that will dim one of those LED filament lamps. I haven't yet, although I've not tried for a few months.

 

[stevey1983]

Hamilton for the last maybe? I had to try different makes of that type of lamp to get it to work with it though a few months back. Led + dimmer = problems

 

[Richard Burns]

You would need to get a dimmable version of the LED filament bulb in order to be able to dim it, then I would expect that the V-pro might be able to dim that lamp but it would be below the minimum wattage of 10W, so a resload or such like might be required to up the load slightly.
Should work OK on 6 of the inceptor micro.

 

[J.C.E]

You would need to get a dimmable version of the LED filament bulb in order to be able to dim it, then I would expect that the V-pro might be able to dim that lamp but it would be below the minimum wattage of 10W, so a resload or such like might be required to up the load slightly.
Should work OK on 6 of the inceptor micro.

bright - 620 lumen - and dimmable to <1% using a conventional dimmer

should be OK i guess?

 

[mattg4321]

I've found the LED filament lamps flicker when dimmed even if they are meant to be dimmable.