While it is not possible to be 100% sure, I am pretty certain that what you want to do will be OK.
I'm of the opposite opinion spec, I'm pretty certain it won't work correctly, as the dimmer in the lamp is expecting a nice 50/60Hz sine wave - the chopped signal from a dimmer is going to play havoc with the zero-crossing detection in the lamp.While it is not possible to be 100% sure, I am pretty certain that what you want to do will be OK.
Ah yes Nigel- I have to agree.I'm of the opposite opinion spec, I'm pretty certain it won't work correctly, as the dimmer in the lamp is expecting a nice 50/60Hz sine wave - the chopped signal from a dimmer is going to play havoc with the zero-crossing detection in the lamp.
Personally I'd simply short out the triac in the lamp, or even better bypass it entirely.