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Household Electricity

2 led lights with key combined and dimmer that blink

Macaste

hace 6 años

I have a corridor illuminated with 3 dimmable LED lights (7W CANDIL), installed with 1 dimer (CAMBRE apt led) and set of 2 conbinations (to turn on / off at each end of the corridor). The combinations of on and paid as well as the regulation of the intensity of the lights through the dimmer is correct. However, when the hall light is on and at the same time inside the bathroom, I turn the exhaust fan on or off. (TST) there is a flicker in the hall lights. That could be happening? Thank you to anyone who can contribute any ideas.

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duglas

1.680

hace 6 años

Your bathroom extractor is in the same circuit of the lights independent of the extractor with separate circuit and should be solved

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Macaste

hace 6 años

Thanks Douglas for your prompt response.

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nastor

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hace 6 años

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hace 6 años

Technically there is a transient produced by switching (turning on / off) the extractor; The consequence is a sudden rise (and fall) of the tension that affects the LEDs. Lenz's Law The information is reliable.

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nastor

17.232

hace 6 años

I mistakenly thought that the effect was induced, apparently this alteration distorts the stability of the electric wave by hundredths of a second in the entire power line.

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Macaste

hace 6 años

Thank you Nastor for your prompt response. From your explanation, I guess there is no way to avoid that blinking on the LEDs. However (as Douglas comments) if the extractor created an independent circuit to the central box, do you think the problem will continue to persist?

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nastor

17.232

hace 6 años

It will decrease, disappear I don't know. That type of anomaly affects the network, and if the lines share pipe, there may be some induction (due to the alteration caused by the magnetic field), I really don't know. You can try adding a capacitor to the LEDs (flash inhibitor), to see if it filters something. I'm an electrician, imagine that the sine wave electrical alteration is seen with oscilloscopes.

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