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Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting

Kalix 1611 1
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  • #1 19523341
    Kalix
    Level 10  
    Good morning!

    I would like to raise the following issue and get your opinions.

    There are two façade lighting lamps, in them 2 LED 230V GU10 bulbs of 10W each.
    Controlled from the integra by an ASW-210 relay and the other point by a Ropam RM5. Relays concealed in flush-mounted boxes.

    At both points the modules burned out as shown in the photo. The light was switched on from a timer at night time. It was not used excessively. The damage occurred non-simultaneously but fairly soon after the system was up and running i.e. 2-3 weeks. I would add that other points on Relpol RM85 relays are ok, same light sources everywhere.

    What could be at fault in this situation ?

    Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting ? Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting Burning of Satel ASW-210, ROPAM RM5-12V-1P modules when controlling 230V GU10 LED lighting
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  • #2 19523441
    adamjur1
    Level 41  
    Atmospheric discharge or switching overvoltage in the installation?
    I assume that the N in the installation was not missing because the losses would have been more extensive....
    Another pathway is dampness/flooding of the controllers.
    Greetings. J.
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