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[Solved] Humming/Buzzing Noise in Philips LED GU10 CorePro 4000K 4.6W Bulbs: Causes & Solutions

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  • #1 17442017
    icarotka
    Level 2  
    I have 5 LED bulbs "Philips GU10 CorePro 4000K 4,6W = 50W, 36st" in the set. When you turn on the lights, you hear a humming / buzzing noise from three bulbs.

    I replaced these three bulbs with new ones, but it didn't help. After removing a particular bulb, I have the impression that the buzzing still occurs in the same place. With these three bulbs out, everything is fine.

    Anyone have an idea how to fix it / what is the cause of the problem? After all, this installation is just cables and bulbs.
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  • #2 17442222
    brofran
    Level 41  
    icarotka wrote:
    After all, this installation is just cables and bulbs.
    Or maybe a power supply? You have not specified what voltage you have these LEDs for. :cry:
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  • #3 17442261
    icarotka
    Level 2  
    brofran wrote:
    maybe a power supply? You have not specified what voltage you have these LEDs for.

    230. There is no power adapter or anything else in the middle.
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    #4 17442311
    brofran
    Level 41  
    icarotka wrote:
    mounting 5 LED bulbs "Philips GU10

    Change to another company. I have some cheap Chinese and I am not humming.
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  • #5 17442431
    maziar1000
    Level 14  
    Measure the frequency. Do you live far from a transformer?
  • #6 17445825
    icarotka
    Level 2  
    brofran wrote:
    Change to another company. I have some cheap Chinese and I am not humming.
    Somehow I did not want to believe in this solution, but I dismantled the more expensive Philips and bought some cheapest Chinese Diall from Castorama. And as he took his hand, everything works and is perfectly quiet. What a world :D Thanks!

    maziar1000 wrote:
    Measure the frequency. Do you live far from a transformer?
    I bought a meter specially for this purpose, but since the method above worked, I didn't even measure it. An apartment in a new block (I don't know where exactly the transformer is).
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