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Hi Guys,

Just need a little advice if possible.

I have recently fitted 6 GU10 Downlights 230V on a customers landing with 5W Cool LED GU10's. When he turns off his light one light is still slightly on. I know this has something to do with the two way switching for the landing and a bit of leakage but I have no idea of how to overcome the issue.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Dan
 
Just connect it between switch line and neutral...could be at the switch if fed or at the JB etc. If your not sure where switch line and neutral are you might have to get an electrician in :)
 

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