readydave8
re member
- Location
- Clarkesville, Georgia
- Occupation
- electrician
So smaller wire may reduce amount of light flicker, but increase duration?
LED Lights in Kitchen Are Flickering -
- Thread starter J R Saunders
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ptonsparky
Tom
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- EC - retired
Possibly.
Not quite what is meant by “flickering“ in the op, but I have been to a neighbors house about midnight and watched the LED can lights in the kitchen “flicker” and they were extremely dim. This is with ALL the lights off in the area.
electrician had been there numerous times. I looked in the panel and the piece of copper that runs from the ground bar to the neutral bar was loose. Tightened it, problem solved. Electrician called me and said he tightened everything in that box EXCEPT that factory installed copper jumper. Told me he won’t make that mistake again.
electrician had been there numerous times. I looked in the panel and the piece of copper that runs from the ground bar to the neutral bar was loose. Tightened it, problem solved. Electrician called me and said he tightened everything in that box EXCEPT that factory installed copper jumper. Told me he won’t make that mistake again.
kwired
Electron manager
- Location
- NE Nebraska
I have lost submersibles due to load shock during starting on the shaft to pump splines a few times just at my place. Soft starting reduces this problem.
AC\DC
Senior Member
- Location
- Florence,Oregon,Lane
- Occupation
- EC
What piece of crap lights do that have. everyone complains about lights flittering. then I pull out a FEIT or some other cheap ass bulb put a halogen or good LED in and no problem. If the Halogen shows me signs I will go further.
Don't know if this was mentioned but CHEAP led are everywhere.
Don't know if this was mentioned but CHEAP led are everywhere.