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'Low Energy' lamps tick
I've got three Low Energy lamps (20 watt models). All of them audibly tick at a
rate of about 2Hz when switched off in any ceiling lamp socket in my house. I've used a DVM (20 Meg ohms) to measure L-N, N-E, L-E voltages and there's only a few mV indicated across any combination. Killing the lighting MCB kills the ticking. Any ideas what's going on ? -- Mark Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply |
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