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Anonymous users2024-01-24I also have a ceiling light with remote control at home, and the phenomenon you said does not exist in my house, so I can conclude that there must be a problem with the light or remote control.
It is recommended that you find the seller to solve the problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23A normal remote switch should not have such a problem.
It may be an installation problem, or it may be a quality problem with the remote control switch, or it may not be used in accordance with the instructions for use.
You first check the instructions for using the remote control switch to see if you follow the instructions. If you don't make a mistake, it must be a problem with the quality of the installation or remote control switch.
Did the manufacturer (merchant) install your remote control switch with help, or did you find someone to install it yourself?
If you find someone to install it yourself, there may be an installation error, carefully check the installation and use instructions of the remote control switch to see if the problem is in the installation, and you can also consult the manufacturer (business) how to install it.
If the manufacturer (merchant) sends someone to install, then simply find the manufacturer (merchant), the problem must be theirs, and let them send someone to repair.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22That's because there is a problem with the remote control of your lamp, it may not be set up properly, or there may be some places that are not in good contact. You can go to the store where you bought the lights first, they should know best.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is recommended that you go to the Happy Renovation Real Estate Community for consultation.
It is recommended that you remove the controller and look at the nameplate on it. You can take it to the market where you sell lamps and ask them to see if there are any ready-made or alternatives. Help you solve the problem. >>>More
Nowadays, there are many remote control lamps. There are all kinds of brands. Of course, the better ones are also more expensive, and there are domestic Opples. >>>More
It's actually very simple, first buy a remote control switch. (Generally 6 binding posts, yellow, white, green, red, black, black). >>>More
There are several reasons for this, the first may be the failure of the control circuit with remote control (first check whether the line is loose and fall off, then confirm whether the remote control battery is electric, and finally check whether there is an obvious fault area such as burning); The second is the failure of the LED lamp itself (caused by the failure of the LED driver power supply or the LED lamp itself).
It can be repaired, that is, the controller inside is broken, find a lighting store to buy a controller, and ask a master to help replace it. A set of remote controls is about 100 pieces. If you ask the master to repair it, it depends on what kind of lamp you have, if the lamp is complicated, it is very troublesome to disassemble, and it is more troublesome than installing a new one, and it is estimated that it will cost 200 maintenance!