Recommended Dimmable 3-1/2" RV LED Puck Light

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Can these lights be wired to a dimmer switch

asked by: Jon C

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Thanks for reaching out!

The 12V RV Puck Light # 277-000125 is designed to be connected to a simple switch so it doesn't have the ability to dim. If you go with the Gustafson 12V RV LED Puck Light # 277-000343 instead you'll be able to hook it up to a dimmer since it's built that way. This is the same size and color as the one you're interested in so it will fit your application just fine.

Attached are review videos for both lights for you to check out.

expert reply by: Jon G

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