Other devices on the same group

Other devices on the same group

If other (large) devices in the same group switch on or off, this may cause a small flash in the light of the LED lights or the lights may light up / down. This is because LED lamps are very sensitive to interference pulses from outside. A typical example is turning on an air conditioning, freezer or fridge.

Leakage current

Another cause of flickering LED lamps can be leakage current. A very small amount of current/voltage is lost, caused by wiring and other electrical components. Good insulation of this material can limit leakage, but it cannot always be 100% prevented.

Solution: Do not connect other (large) devices to the same group as the LED lighting or place a stabilizer for the group of LED lamps. Is this not possible? Then buy LED lamps and an LED dimmer with a good power filter.
All our LED lamps and LED dimmers are equipped with a VDR, which absorbs peak voltages. The LED TLs Pro and LED panels Pro are provided with extra protection, so that interference pulses from the outside have less chance.

 First aid with flashing LED lights
 First aid with flashing LED lights

Defective driver

Have your LED lights never blinked and do they suddenly give a (regular) flicker? The driver of your LED lamp is probably defective. This can happen due to overheating, for example, because of the max. Ambient temperature is exceeded.

Solution: A new lamp or driver must be installed. In the case of an external driver, only the driver can be replaced. Is the driver processed in the LED lamp? Then you have to replace the entire lamp. Make sure that the temperature in which the lamp & driver are located does not exceed 50⁰C.

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