Can I Use a Dimmable LED Light Bulb With a (Non Dimmable) Light Switch?

LED strips are available in dimming and non-dimming versions. As the internal electronics of LED strips become more and more advanced, dimming becomes possible, and eventually we are today. For most types of LED strips, dimming is essentially a free or low cost design. As a result, many manufacturers no longer offer non-dimming options beyond suppliers pursuing the lowest retail cost point.

However, if you do not have a led dimmer installed, will installing dimmer for led cause any problems?

The answer is definitely not that a led lamp dimmer installed in a non-dimmer switch will operate at 100% output power and will operate the same as an LED with a dimmer switch installed. But if you plan to keep the LED strip for a long time, it is necessary to choose the dimming option.

How to install LED strips that cannot be dimmed with a dimmer switch?

If you install a non-dimming LED strip in a circuit with a dimmer switch, it may work properly when the dimmer is at 100% or fully on. Dimming the light strip may cause unstable behavior such as flickering or humming, and may eventually damage the bulb. If this is necessary, it is recommended that you keep the strip at full power. All in all, dimmable LED strips are generally a better investment.