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Originally Posted by Ben M.
Change the dimmer unit to a more modern one and verify that your LED bulbs support dimming (not all do and the cheaper ones respond to it poorly). I did this in my house and it was extremely straightforward and other than the lack of heat, you can't tell a difference between them and the older incandescent light bulbs except for when the bill comes and it is 1/3 of what it used to be.
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Originally Posted by necdb3
You do have to change the dimmer. LED's consume such a low amount of energy that basically your current dimmer doesn't go that low. Dimmers are available at Home Depot for LED's.
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You guys sped read through my post.
I did install new LED rated dimmers. Same result as the ones I had installed before.
This is what actually prompt my post. I thought the new dimmers would be the cure.
Bulbs are all listed as "dimmable" as I mentioned as well, however they are just the semi generic flood light replacements, not the complete retro fit inserts.
I will post some links.