[TomThumb4000]

Iv got a 700 watt LED light, when its turned of ( with or without timer ) the right hand side of the light stays on, its only a very dim glow but still on, has anyone els had this problem ?

Cheers, Tom

 

[GNick55]

Iv got a 700 watt LED light, when its turned of ( with or without timer ) the right hand side of the light stays on, its only a very dim glow but still on, has anyone els had this problem ?

Cheers, Tom

hopefully someone chimes in to help you out,.
i’m old school and use metal halide and high pressure sodium lights,..

 

[TomThumb4000]

hopefully someone chimes in to help you out,.
i’m old school and use metal halide and high pressure sodium lights,..

Aparently the mains has a slight eletric leak, i THINK a ecotechnics powerstar 1 way contactor should fix it i hope but im slightly stressing out lol

 

[StrainxMaker]

Hi @GNick55 I had the problem too.
I just sent my lamp back to the manufacturer.
Usually it's the driver or the dimmer that is connected incorrectly.

 

[Coconutz]

This problem isn't unusual apparently there's 2 main reasons, #1 residual power in the circut in which it's only temporary it'll go out after a bit time?
Or the wiring is back to front somewhere and the power switch is disconnecting the neutral instead of the live allowing a bit current to get through, normally the switch cuts the live.
I've got a light controller that keeps the chips illuminated after turning off for 5/10 minutes

 

[TomThumb4000]

This problem isn't unusual apparently there's 2 main reasons, #1 residual power in the circut in which it's only temporary it'll go out after a bit time?
Or the wiring is back to front somewhere and the power switch is disconnecting the neutral instead of the live allowing a bit current to get through, normally the switch cuts the live.
I've got a light controller that keeps the chips illuminated after turning off for 5/10 minutes

Got a contactor and its solved the problem