Does this have the horrible flicker that most LED Christmas lights have?
1687692
It did but i fixed the problem. That's why I said the cords were kinda cheap
1831280
There is very slight flicker - much like a lit candle. The color lights are whimsical.
2031125
I have flickering problem in a different brand, from day one. Square Perfect has worked without flickering though. I have them on about 6 hours everyday for the last 25 months. I wonder if yours is a one off, or if there is a bad batch out.
988501
It does not work well. They do dim, but not as low as an incandescent. They do flicker if you use only LED bulbs. I had to do the same thing you wrote. I use one incandescent with the LEDs to keep them from flickering. Grrr!
183177
We haven't received the problem of flickers from this unit. It's the updated version of popular 312 LED Light. The included two batteries could last about 2 hours in full charged. It may be not enough as a key light. It's often used as fill light. We recommend a larger version if you need a key light. Hope the information is helpful for you. Your any question is welcome :)
2191381
The led lights do not dim well at all. They flickered at lower settings. I ended up returning them for standard rope lights and it worked fine. I like the lighting ambience better with the standard after all more than the led and saved money.
1083091
I have not experienced a problem with the light flickering. The only suggestion I could offer is to check the wiring at the plug and wall outlet as well as the connection to the base of the light. If all else fails, I would suggest returning the light. Hope this helps
2094273
No it won't. Just buy new bulbs . flicker normally a sign of bad bulb or loose wires. Try that bud
1286190
I can't say for certain, but I experienced favorable behavior from my lights. I installed them in replacement of the halogen bulbs in my hocky puck looking light fixtures. At first, when I would dim them, they would sometimes flicker. That behavior changed over time (roughly a week or so) and now there is no flicker. I really do not know why the flicker went away, but at this point I am very happy with them. The uncertain part is that you will probably not find any documentation to describe what I am stating, so there may be some randomness in what you experience.
1659594
No, I haven't noticed any flickering and have been using two of them for quite some time.
9781
it may be because there is not enough resistance with just a couple of LED bulbs. I have the switch on my front yard with 6 LED lights without any issue. The only other thing I can think of is some LED's are polarity sensitive. They work either way, but if the nutural and line are reversed (and the fixture isn't grounded) it might flicker. Wish I could be more help...
66446
I have not had an issue with lights flickering when turning on the hot water. I have been using this water heater since March 2013 and it has been working great.
685081
No. No candle flicker. Just blinking, strobing, and consistently maintaining.
68332
It sucks. It not a white light. It looks like a typical array of bluish LED's. Yuck.
136551
Electrician here... this is most likely an issue with the switch you are using. Modern electronic style dimmers do not completely turn off the power when in the lowest (off) position. If you have an electronic dimmer switch look at it very closely and you should see a small pull tap (usually pretty inconspicuous), this is a "maintenance" off switch. Pull it out and see if your flickering goes away, if so then you will need to install a different switch.
459669
The min/max wattage comment (by Scott) is spot on. My fixture had 3 dimmable LEDs and I had flickering. I swapped out one LED bulb for an incandescent to get above the min wattage. All flickering is gone. dimming works as expected.
1583117
Yes, all four of mine flickered. I sent them back. I had a set of Philips LED bulbs in the same sockets and they never flickered, so I'm replacing these with another set of Philips LED bulbs. I suspect if your lights were flickering then you have voltage inconsistencies in your house (even though you didn't have them on a dimmable switch) and a bulb marked "dimmable" will probably be able to handle it without flickering.