What’s the best dimmer for my LED light bulbs?

A question that’s surely had more Google searches than Jake Paul and Connor McGregor combined. If you’ve found yourself going down a rabbit hole but still don’t have the answer, this blog is for you.

I’m going to tell you the best way to dim our range of 240v LED light bulbs because they are tried and tested, and if you use our products, this will work for you too. 120v Countries, hang tight, we’ll have information for you and your Little Anvil Light Bulbs coming soon…

Since incandescent and inefficient globes started to disappear from the market, the LED took over with a vengeance. Older style dimmer switches weren’t advanced enough to deal with the internal electronics of an LED light bulb, so initially dimming was plagued by random errors and was incredibly frustrating.

LED Strip Anatomy Explained

Most of the places you will visit that sell LED strip, either online or in-person, will dive straight into all different styles they sell with digits, letters and part-numbers such as ‘SMD 5050 60/M RGB 12V’. You’ll get no real explanation as to what it all means or why you would choose one over the other. It can become a confusing and frustrating process without some background knowledge. So, here’s a brief practical overview of what the part numbers mean to the average punter without getting overly technical.

How To Create Atmosphere & Ambience In Your Space With LED Strip

It’s sometimes a little confusing to understand how LED lighting works and what all the terminology means, so we’ve put together some information to help you get your head around things. Not since the fluorescent tube came on to the market in 1903 has there been a lighting source so different that it provides new opportunities to infuse atmosphere into any space, creating anything from a calm oasis to a vibrant entertainment area.