Does this LED light produce AM radio interference? I.E. Does it use an internal switching regulator?
502128
Not sure how its shielded internally but I measured a very low EMF. Does not effect my equipment even when i am within inches of light fixture
1015866
The LED light is supposed to work that way. It has a delay of about 30 seconds and remains on.
1865495
Certainly sounds like you wired it correctly. Just remember that LEDs are polarity sensitive, so make sure your positive is on the red wire. If that is confirmed, then I have nothing more to suggest.
1290408
The receiver might probably be picking up a signal from some other device that puts out a signal that is on the same frequency as the light assembly. You might change the switches [frequency switches] on the receiver and the remote unit (so that they match each other) as they should. It is not a serious issue but sometimes annoying one at times. I would suggest that you talk with an electrician just to be on the safe side.
1675756
I used mine on CFL's, and it shuts them completely off. I assume LED's would behave in the same manner. The prior switch I had did allow "bleed" and the CFL's flickered, this switch resolved that issue.
1893937
First response I think of is whether there is adequate signal and if the lights light up quicker if you move the antenna to a different direction?Next thing I think of is a loose connection from the side mounted switch to the antenna power line at the antenna itself?It is good to test the connection before sealing it all up, but I really don't want to go there!Good luck!
780057
The "CREE XML-T6" has no switch memory. Applying power cycles the emitter driver to the next stage. I don't know what sort of driver they are using but chances are you would have to completely change out everything inside the light aside from the emitter, reflecting bowl and tail switch.
2283541
The label must have changed. Mine had +/- Load. I hooked up the +from the P/S to the +, the - from P/S and LED light (load) both connect to the - on the switch. The + from the LED to the Load. My assumption would be Line/Negative/Load. You should contact the seller to be sure. Good luck!
136554
Definetly not normal, but the led is not generating its own power. Saying that if the light never stops blinking it likely an issue with the switch that turns on and off the powerto the fixture.if it does stop, it could still be the switch, at that point I would swap one that doesn't blink with the on that does. If the blinker moves its the fixture, if not its your AC switch or other wiring issue.
389189
I have not noticed that happen. Im using a 400w hydrofarm all in one ballast and reflector with no issues. Sounds like a possible ballast issue. Good luck
587576
Assuming you mean you have an AC adapter that outputs 12v DC, you'll probably burn out the led without putting a resistor in the mix. LEDs typically only need a few volts to light
2111065
I keep mine plugged in most of the time and have had no problems at all......the light itself is nowhere near 1800lm.
434777
I can't say for cars but I replaced all of the standard bulbs in my travel trailer and it has a built-in AM - FM radio There is no interference of any kind. Just good light and low current drain.
807416
Well, you are lucky. Mine flicker on and off, or alternate on and off. I haven't found a solution on Google. Since the lights are fed through the same line yet behave independently, I assume it's not a line or power source issue. I'm guessing the LED light modules are simply defective. I'm going to disconnect them. Coming on and off is simply annoying! I didn't buy it for the lights, but it's annoying that they haven't addressed the problem or recalled it.
2056043
Yes! I use an LED light that I have and I have no problems with it at all! Works just fine for me!
974101
I do not have any idea...but I have experienced the same phenomenon with two 23W LED bulbs. It has happened twice and is intermittent. Both times, adjusting the brightness slightly either up or down stopped the flicker and buzzing. This has never happened on switches that control one bulb one bulb.
1226630
There is a circuit inside that looks like it includes 5 diodes, a capacitor and a coil. I have not drawn out the circuit,but I suspect that it makes up a reverse polarity diode, and a full wave bridge for rectifying 12VAC and a filter.I had one fail and just bypassed it to run strictly on 12Vdc and the LED array works again. I suggest that if you change to a 20 watt LED array, that you bypass this circuit too since it may not handle the additional current. I have used 4 of these fixtures so far and this is the only one that has failed.