20W G4 Halogen LED Replacements
The last of my interior lights which need to be replaced with LEDs are the recessed ceiling lights in my AF811. Currently, the bulbs are halogen 20 watt G4's. *EACH* light draws 1.7amps, and there...
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Bedlam wrote:
Make sure the ones you choose are dimmer capable to work with the Arctic Fox controls.
Good point, the ones I linked are not "dimmable" due to the constant current regulator.
However, personally I would not let that stop me from using LEDs with a constant current regulator. I would replace the dimmers with switches, problem solved. I am not a fan of lights on dimmers since dimmers do waste energy and replacing incadescent bulbs with LEDs will by far save a lot more energy than a dimmed incadescent.
If you really want dimming then those are not for you. However if your fixture can fit two modules you could add a switch which allows you to choose one or two modules giving you two lighting levels.
I forgot to mention, any LED which has a constant current regulator like I linked can emit RF noise (RFI or Radio Frequency Interference) which can affect OTA TV, AM radio, shortwave radio and such. I have not had the chance to check the ones I linked for RFI so I can not say if they have excessive RFI.
The lights I linked are Warm White (3000K) which is a bit less yellow than halogen bulbs. If you want the blueish white, you can get these modules in 6000K temp..
