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Anonymous users2024-01-24The LED lamp itself is low-power, the power switch tempering line is generally in a tube with the switch into the fire wire, and the switch is turned off, but the insulation of the wire skin is poor, and the voltage will be induced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I am a professional LED business, and I have encountered customers who have such problems before, and then I searched for a long time, only to find that this situation must be a circuit in your circuit, which means that the switch is not completely powered off! There are two reasons: 1 is that your open control is not the line of fire.
2 is that you may have used some automatic control switches, such as sensor, infrared, remote control, etc. Anyway, as soon as there is a weak current loop, the LED will be triggered!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The problem of power supply, the big problem of power supply design.
How to repair the LED lamp? Collapse spring high.
There are three circuits in the line of fire! Neutral line sharing. The switch box is reserved for three openings. Everyone's way! Easy to operate later!
Directly pry it out, it's stuck in.
Some are spring buckles, the same disassembly method, aluminum gusset lamps are the easiest to disassemble and assemble among all lights! >>>More
It's up to you, a lot of them are like the wrought iron panel lamp of Yihe Leith, or the tube lamp that is directly installed in the integrated ceiling.
This needs to see how many groups of LED lights in the chandelier, if it is only one group (look at the power adapter), it is not possible to remove a few strips. If there are several groups (there are multiple power adapters in them), you can remove several of them (just disconnect the power adapter of that one).