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Hi,
I have an a single LED (240v Robust Fixed, LAP GU10 LAD 250 Lm 4w) downlight which is going through a squence (after being on for a while), I ran a lap timer for an example of the behaviour :
Dim for 16 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 13 Secs
Dim for 16 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 11 secs
Dim for 18 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 17 secs
Din for 16 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 15 secs
Dim for 17 secs
Fully on for 1 min 30 secs
Dim for 15 secs
There are 10 other lamps, fitted by an electrician which do not show this behaviour. This the similar behaviour had in the past (so removed the lamp), but now we are selling our property and I need to get it sorted, I have changed over the unit and lamps in the past, also checked the wiring on all the other lamps prior to posting this, and hoping that you good people can give me an idea on how to resolve this issue.
Many thanks,
Gaz
I have an a single LED (240v Robust Fixed, LAP GU10 LAD 250 Lm 4w) downlight which is going through a squence (after being on for a while), I ran a lap timer for an example of the behaviour :
Dim for 16 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 13 Secs
Dim for 16 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 11 secs
Dim for 18 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 17 secs
Din for 16 secs
Fully on for 2 mins 15 secs
Dim for 17 secs
Fully on for 1 min 30 secs
Dim for 15 secs
There are 10 other lamps, fitted by an electrician which do not show this behaviour. This the similar behaviour had in the past (so removed the lamp), but now we are selling our property and I need to get it sorted, I have changed over the unit and lamps in the past, also checked the wiring on all the other lamps prior to posting this, and hoping that you good people can give me an idea on how to resolve this issue.
Many thanks,
Gaz
