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Halogen LED 230V Blinking Off: Renovation, Double Switch, 3-Pole Connection & Possible Causes

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  • #1 16300419
    katarina95
    Level 9  
    Hello.

    Dear forum users, there is a problem and I am looking for a reason and solution. Describe the connection and the problem itself.

    We are renovating the flat, power supply to halogen lights taken from the existing cable from the ceiling (3-pole - neutral and 2-phase with the double switch 2 keys). Connected with a cube from one key to 7halogen and from the other to 1halogen, common to both. It shines everything as it should, however when it extinguishes this one halogen it flashes approximately every 4-5s; Could it be some short circuit on the cable old who's in the wall or what could it be the fault?
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  • #2 16300422
    pawel16150
    Level 30  
    And the switch is backlit?
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  • #3 16300446
    katarina95
    Level 9  
    No. Usually double separated as if I had to do the bridge myself with the arrival of the phase because it has 4 yards.
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  • #4 16302132
    STINGER
    Level 15  
    I see that the subject of a blinking LED returns like a boomerang but thrown with varying strength ...

    I suggest you plug in something like this:

    https://epstryk.pl/Eliminator-rozblyskow-zaro...qFKKLW_so61TNIhi9Pns1WQ6guh1KZVNF8RoCffXw_wcB


    It does not guarantee that it will be calm but it's better to try so than wait for willow pears ...

    Connection diagram in case you were unsure (the diagram has a switch with backlight, but you do not have it):


    http://sklepkarlik.pl/do_pobrania/schematy/fl...or-do-swietlowek-energooszczednych-i-led-.jpg


    In other words, plug a capacitor on the LED lamp.

    Good luck!
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  • #5 16303670
    jarek2580
    Level 14  
    It is rather the fault of the power supply, they are produced from up to a certain power maybe the diode power is too low
  • #6 16303797
    kortyleski
    Level 43  
    jarek2580 wrote:
    It is rather the fault of the power supply, they are produced from up to a certain power maybe the diode power is too low

    Did you read about the power supply there?

    Quote, when you put out this one halogen it flashes approximately every 4-5s;

    What does the power supply have when the lamp is off?
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