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Anonymous users2024-01-24The input power of the wire is not enough, commonly known as: the voltage is not enough. For example, during peak electricity consumption periods, if the power plant does not have enough electricity, it will cause the lights to flash.
Bath bombs are high-power appliances, and the power of the lamp is insufficient when turned on. The specific principle is more troublesome to explain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The living room light is LED, right? There's also a remote control function, right?
The power of the bath bomb is very large, 4 bulbs can have 1200W, and the moment you turn on the bath bomb, the pressure on the circuit at home is quite large.
The LED light (with remote control or dimming and color matching function) is actually not completely turned off, so it will turn on when the current is sensed in an instant.
LEDs can work at low voltage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is a problem with the line. Poor contact puts, virtual ,,, adopted.
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Maybe it's not just the lights that are broken. Or the light is broken and the wiring or switch is damaged. Make the fan powerless.
It may be that there is water in the inner tank and the water outlet is blocked. It is advisable to drain the water and find the property to have their maintenance staff help you carry out the repairs.
It should be caused by poor contact, for safety, it is best to ask a special electrician to check the circuit, so as not to cause local short circuit or other safety hazards. In my house, the bedside lamp used to be that the living room door would only come on if you closed it hard.
It's from the heating tube, and it's normal to be bright, because it's hot.