Led spot lights

[Teddyx]

I have installed a new circuit of led lights 6 of them. But the first spot light on the circuit will not get to full brightness, I have changed the spot light but same problem exist. Any help.

 

[Dartlec]

You've posted in the news area, not the lighting forum which might get more visibility. But how are they wired? Are they running from a transformer/driver, or do they each have their own driver?

 

[Teddyx]

You've posted in the news area, not the lighting forum which might get more visibility. But how are they wired? Are they running from a transformer/driver, or do they each have their own driver?

They are all on their own driver.

 

[Teddyx]

They are all on their own driver.

Twin earth looped

 

[Dartlec]

Assuming Line and Neutral are around the right way then I can't immediately think of a reason why the first one should be dim. Are the drivers separate? Have you tried swapping the last in the line with the first, just to rule out faulty lights...

 

[Teddyx]

Assuming Line and Neutral are around the right way then I can't immediately think of a reason why the first one should be dim. Are the drivers separate? Have you tried swapping the last in the line with the first, just to rule out faulty lights...

I have replaced the first one with a new light altogether and same problem exists , have checked voltage and line and neutral troughtout and just out of ideas.

 

[Teddyx]

I have replaced the first one with a new light altogether and same problem exists , have checked voltage and line and neutral troughtout and just out of ideas.

A separate driver on each light.

 

[Dartlec]

I have replaced the first one with a new light altogether and same problem exists , have checked voltage and line and neutral troughtout and just out of ideas.

It's worth changing it with a known working one though - we've all had those times when you get two faulty ones in a row and it throws you.

Replace the last one in the circuit that you know works with the first, and see if the same happens. Or if the drivers have a connection between driver and light exchange the fitting between drivers.

It's late so I may be missing something obvious - hopefully someone else might spot it ....

 

[Teddyx]

It's worth changing it with a known working one though - we've all had those times when you get two faulty ones in a row and it throws you.

Replace the last one in the circuit that you know works with the first, and see if the same happens. Or if the drivers have a connection between driver and light exchange the fitting between drivers.

It's late so I may be missing something obvious - hopefully someone else might spot it ....

Will try that tomorrow , cheers

 

[Avo Mk8]

Are they controlled by a switch or a dimmer? If a dimmer, do you get the same effect with just a switch?