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Posted by Mark on June 2, 2009, 3:55 pm
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bulbs. My first attempt is with a C.Crane CC Vivid+ LED bulb. This unit is only useful as a night light as it has very low output. But, using it with a LM465 Lamp Module it does dim. However, when OFF it still produces a dim light, presumably from the LM465 sense current. My question is: Is this type of dim-even-when-OFF behavior going to happen with ALL LED bulbs I may want to use (with an LM465 or similar)? Or is it a try-it-and-see type of thing? | ||||||||||
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Posted by J Miller on June 5, 2009, 1:07 pm
Please log in for more thread options was either adding a night light (7w) or using a 120v relay and an appliance module. There are module hacks to eliminate the sense current, but I've not had success with that change. | ||||||||||
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> bulbs. My first attempt is with a C.Crane CC Vivid+ LED bulb. This
> unit is only useful as a night light as it has very low output. But,
> using it with a LM465 Lamp Module it does dim. However, when OFF it
> still produces a dim light, presumably from the LM465 sense current.
>
> My question is: Is this type of dim-even-when-OFF behavior going to
> happen with ALL LED bulbs I may want to use (with an LM465 or
> similar)? Or is it a try-it-and-see type of thing?
>
>