"RonB" wrote in message
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On May 5, 8:51 pm, "Mike Marlow" wrote:
RonB wrote:
About five years ago I built a curio cabinet for my wife with two
internal halogen puck lamps. The lamps are controlled by a small,
round, dome shaped touch switch on the back of the cabinet. The switch
adjusts from low, medium to high intensity with gentle touch. During
the past week or so I have noticed the lamps are turned onto the low
intensity without the switch being touched. We have experienced at
least one brief power interruption during this period.

Has anyone had experience with these types of switches doing this? I
am assuming there are no safety concerns.

RonB

Did you try to touch them and see if they change intensity?

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-Mike-


Yes. They seem to be working fine otherwise.

RonB

Yeah, they are also thunder storm detectors, the lights will turn on and
increase brightness with every thunder clap.