dimmable lights wont turn off fully

[Timbo]

I fitted 4 of these in the bathroom on existing wiring and they do exactly that.
Fitted 14 in the kitchen, new wiring, no problem.
Havent got round to trying a snubber yet, or replacing the wiring.

 

[geralltedwards]

Yea my

I fitted 4 of these in the bathroom on existing wiring and they do exactly that.
Fitted 14 in the kitchen, new wiring, no problem.
Havent got round to trying a snubber yet, or replacing the wiring.

My knowledge on wiring is pritty basic I have an electrician due at mine soon think il.just ask him to have a look I will keep.you posted on what he recommends

 

[Marvo]

its a double switch one is for outside light

You've shown a picture of the light fitting and the switch, can you also show a photo of the dimmer please.

 

[Timbo]

You've shown a picture of the light fitting and the switch, can you also show a photo of the dimmer please.

I don't think there is a dimmer, Marvo. It's just the lights are dimmable variety.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

my light switch has 1 x black in com
1 x black in l1
and the red wire has not been cut and is one complete cable

This suggests that the supply cable comes via the switch and that switch is in the neutral. Apart from safety implications, switching the neutral could give the effect described due to stray capacitance. How many cables were at the original rose?

 

[geralltedwards]

You've shown a picture of the light fitting and the switch, can you also show a photo of the dimmer please.

There is no dimmer just a switch decided not to have a dimmer switch