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I've a feeling that's more for dimmable LED drivers - leading edge I think. I've only ever used them for drivers for LED tape.Any advantage for using varilight V-com ?
I think this is the first time I have read a positive review about LAP products on this forum. So positive that I shall in fact give them a go. One question about the Vpro. What's the minimum wattage led, s it will satisfactorily dim?i use the lap dimmable with varilight pro, installed hundreds and not been called back to one yet. also they have a 3 year warranty which i point out to the customer so they would call me back if they were faulty.
Have a read through the instructions. It's got all sorts of adjustable parameters:I think this is the first time I have read a positive review about LAP products on this forum. So positive that I shall in fact give them a go. One question about the Vpro. What's the minimum wattage led, s it will satisfactorily dim?
No minimum load for the v-proWhat's the minimum wattage led, s it will satisfactorily dim?
True !! . I also use to use Hamiltons .Expensive and super reliable. But not easy to getAgain, Varilight V-Pro and either LAP dimmable GU10's, or Aurora Ice dimmable GU10s (if the client wants to spend a bit more, they kick out a bit more light per watt).
Incidentally, for the V-Pro modules, it works out cheapest to buy a 2-gang dimmer from screwfix (code 98455) and just take the modules out.
While we are on the subject of led lamps, occasionally I come across situations where customers complain of a very slight flicker from their leds .On investigation I have not always been able to nail down the issue and end up suggesting we try a better quality lamp, which often does the trick. However it is frustrating when you don, t find out the exact cause of the issue. I wondered what you guys find to be the most common cause, s of led "flicker" and what are the most common solutions?True !! . I also use to use Hamiltons .Expensive and super reliable. But not easy to get
Have heard that before, but have not tried it to date. I am assuming it might be connected as an "end of line" resistor or such?Adding a buffer can work ..
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