Hollatchaboy
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Try taking off the drivers and see what happens.
Led stays on
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MikeMuffler
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https://www.amazon.com/Lutron-LUT-MLC/dp/B01E9F084E
Take a look at these. I had issues with basement LEDs doing this. The electrical wholesaler gave me these to fix it. Note that I never ended up installing them as I sold the house. Still not sure if it was to be placed between the line and dimmer or detween dimmer and driver.
Worth a look.
Take a look at these. I had issues with basement LEDs doing this. The electrical wholesaler gave me these to fix it. Note that I never ended up installing them as I sold the house. Still not sure if it was to be placed between the line and dimmer or detween dimmer and driver.
Worth a look.
Kerowacked
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Probably solve the flicker in the chandeliers with the old rotary switches but thats another ghost story.
amneziaHaze
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Had the same problem turn the plug 180° should stop doing it
PadawanWarrior
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Doesn't work like that in the US.
Kerowacked
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Been suggested and i haven’t tried filing the prong yet to do that but first i’ll run an extension cord to an outlet i know is correct. I’m gonna use the remote timer tonight but i think its still the open ground in that outlet which the extension cord will prove.
PadawanWarrior
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I can't wait for your findings.
amneziaHaze
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My light doesnt have a ground.soo maybe that will help you.all i know it didnt make problems for flowering on my plants
Kerowacked
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Not the open ground, same glow with a correctly wired one. Only time it shuts completely off is unplugged.
PadawanWarrior
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Who assembled the light?
amneziaHaze
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You use 120v and null is grounded? Should still work your lamp needs to cut off faze and its probably cutting null now
McShnutz
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Was the dart used to test for voltage? I'd get a new dart with feathers on it. Problem solved.
Kerowacked
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American Darts, we play both baseball and cricketWas the dart used to test for voltage? I'd get a new dart with feathers on it. Problem solved.
PJ Diaz
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That would make zero difference. Nice try though, thanks for playing.Another thought is maybe the driver is wired wrong and they got the hot and neutral switched,
Kassiopeija
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I'm starting to think it must bee Aliens...
PJ Diaz
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Hollatchaboy
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Bee-man and the masters of the universe? Lol
PJ Diaz
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I have nightmares about Bee Aliens sometimes. They give a sting that's out of this world.
Kerowacked
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Talked to my EE buddy, his professional opinion was, “huh”.
Kerowacked
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If you read thru, my electrical is fine but a 200w led bozily light was glowing all night. I swapped it out for a no-name 200w led that does the same thing, like moonlight all night. About 4 weeks from flip the plant under this light has much better calyx to sugar leaf ratio than another two under 135w blurples. Anyone else have a light glow all night?
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