FAQ

With technology taking over all aspects of life, the latest products of T5 LED tubes are designed to operate on constant power ratios meaning that if the current is lowered the culminating results is that the T5 LED tubes will essentially dim.

There are different types of dimmers that can be used to dim different kinds of lights including T5 LED tubes. For instance, the common household resistive dimmers meant for the incandescent and halogen bulbs act by reducing the voltage supply to the bulb. The different factor with these dimmers when it comes to T5 LED tubes is that the voltage required by T5 LED tubes is in dc format as well as in a low fixed ratio meaning that the said dimmer can not be used in dimming LED tube lights. There are some dimmers that may work to dimming T5 LED tubes.

They are high quality household dimmable T5 LED tubes which use electronic related circuits to cut off the current supplies. This means that a control can be used to set regulated current output. For instance, the power can be applied up to one hundred times a second that can be for a period similarly between zero and one of one hundredth of a second. The compatibility of this dimmer presents other advantages in the dimming endeavors as low voltage ac transformer systems are also compatible. Because of the nature of these dimmers, it has been substantiated that they work with some other kinds of dimmers.