Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamkkas12 wrote:Hello!
Quote:This is the broadly understood energy saving.Why is the 50W home LED lamp still lit after the power is turned off? (You know it's darker but it shines)
p_m1 wrote:barteqqq wrote:As for your 2nd point, I heard that if you have a lamp button / switch with a backlight, the backlight turns on when you turn off the lamp - most often it is a small 230V bulb, rarely a LED diode - and in this case the LED bulb is so sensitive that it works in the same circuit what backlight - you can easily check it - instead of a LED bulb, screw in an ordinary light bulb or with a LED bulb, remove the switch's backlight from the circuit.
then it shines all the time as if it works in this circuit and it goes out after time
I wanted to write that it works as if in the same circuit as the backlight - do as I wrote, you will know what it is about. I had the same with LED bulbs and a button with a backlight, and just like I used to buy an "energy-saving" bulb at TESCO for PLN 2.50 and installed it at night, you could see how it gently glows and sometimes even flashes - that is consumes electricity all the time, it stopped burning only when I turned off the fuse ("esa")
