is it possible to use different bulbs (e.g., halogen or incandescent)?
7 years ago
I'd love to purchase this fixture but I'm in a complicated situation where my living and dining room lights are all pre-wired on an older-model lutron dimmer AND it cannot/does NOT accommodate the newer low-volt LED-type bulbs and fixtures.
If I purchased this fixture could I simply just purchase on my own non-LED bulbs (e.g., halogen) that are the same or lesser wattage equivalent of the LED bulbs that you pre-include with this fixture?
(Btw, I saw in another user's question that you (or someone from your company) mentioned that this fixture has a standard line volt 110 (and also somewhere that it doesn't have an LED transformer...which would be consistent with it being wired for line volt)....so I'm hopeful it's possible that I will be able to buy this fixture and simply provide my own non-LED bulbs (which won't of course overload the maximum wattage of the fixture)!
Thanks in advance for your help :)
If I purchased this fixture could I simply just purchase on my own non-LED bulbs (e.g., halogen) that are the same or lesser wattage equivalent of the LED bulbs that you pre-include with this fixture?
(Btw, I saw in another user's question that you (or someone from your company) mentioned that this fixture has a standard line volt 110 (and also somewhere that it doesn't have an LED transformer...which would be consistent with it being wired for line volt)....so I'm hopeful it's possible that I will be able to buy this fixture and simply provide my own non-LED bulbs (which won't of course overload the maximum wattage of the fixture)!
Thanks in advance for your help :)
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