Light flickering

[Erod10]

Hello everyone I run into this situation
Customer call because the light in the dining room is flickering when a light in the guest bathroom is turned on. In both locations there’s a dimmer switch.
I installed a regular switch in the bathroom since not need a dimmer and I installed a new dimmer switch in the dining area.
The dimmer is LED, incandescent and halogen compatible but the problem persists I’ll check the wiring and everything looks good.
Have you ever run into something similar?

 

[AC\DC]

90% of the issues I find are cheap Chinese bulbs-
If the thing pulsates with a rhythmic beat you have your answer

 

[Erod10]

Thank you brother that’s exactly what the fixture is doing

 

[Little Bill]

Thank you brother that’s exactly what the fixture is doing

Make sure the LEDs are dimmable, and preferably a name brand such as Phillips, Sylvania, Cree, etc.

 

[ptonsparky]

Does one go bright and other dim? Even briefly.

 

[Strathead]

Make sure the LEDs are dimmable, and preferably a name brand such as Phillips, Sylvania, Cree, etc.

And that the dimmer and the lamp are specifically compatible. Look at the documentation. If there isn't a list of dimmers for the lamp, paick a different lamp.

 

[AC\DC]

should ban led and go back to incandescent lol-

 

[ggunn]

90% of the issues I find are cheap Chinese bulbs-
If the thing pulsates with a rhythmic beat you have your answer

Yep. The LED is failing; replace it. Be careful; sometimes when they fail that way the bases get very hot.

 

[hbiss]

should ban led and go back to incandescent lol-

Should ban crappy LEDs. Nothing wrong with them if they are designed right.

-Hal

 

[AC\DC]

Should ban crappy LEDs. Nothing wrong with them if they are designed right.

-Hal

Yeah, good luck with that one people like their Costco fiet bulbs.
At least the cheap made incandescent we’ll just burn up and not freak people out

 

[darekelec]

Dimmers have minimum load they need to operate correctly . Maybe you are below it