Is it ok to use (12v) non dimmable LEDs to replace Halogens where there
is a dimmer light switch but always used undimmed, or would I need to
replace the dimmer switch for a normal one?

On Monday, 31 August 2015 12:01:21 UTC+1, ss wrote:
Is it ok to use (12v) non dimmable LEDs to replace Halogens where there
is a dimmer light switch but always used undimmed, or would I need to
replace the dimmer switch for a normal one?

I think you'd have to replace the dimmer switch with a none dimmer version.

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ss wrote:
Is it ok to use (12v) non dimmable LEDs to replace Halogens where there
is a dimmer light switch but always used undimmed, or would I need to
replace the dimmer switch for a normal one?

I've done just that and it seems OK. There are other (tungsten) lamps on
the same circuit and they still dim, but the LED doesn't. It's not that
heavily used though being in a bedroom.

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