[RE-wrenches] Flickering LED lights on and Outback Dual 7248 VFX system
boB at midnitesolar.com
boB at midnitesolar.com
Mon Jan 6 16:25:26 PST 2014
Only during Big load surges ?
Could it be current limiting and because LEDs are so fast on and off,
you notice the drop in momentary voltage ?
Any inverter might do that under the right conditions.
Just a thought.
boB
On 1/6/2014 3:45 PM, Dan Fink wrote:
> I consider LED flicker as very common when a fridge starts up, but NOT
> while it's running. Both dimmed and not dimmed LEDs. I see flicker
> more often on systems with smaller (or aging) battery systems of
> course. The only particular appliance I have found causing constant
> flicker here and with my clients is a particular brand of laser
> printer. And also a subwoofer on the stereo (light show!)....a
> different subwoofer brand solved that problem. Go figure, I have no
> idea why. Most of my inverters are by Magnum. I have not found much
> difference with LED brands or dimmer brands.
> I can see how this could be a problem for your client, Kirpal. None of
> mine seem to mind a startup flicker, but if its constant that's a big
> problem. I wish I had an answer for you, but I hope that providing
> this information helps others. CFLs do not give me the same problem,
> but of course have their own other problems.
>
> Dan Fink,
> Executive Director;
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>
> On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 2:48 PM, Jay Peltz <jay at asis.com
> <mailto:jay at asis.com>> wrote:
>
> Dimmers are super specific to light brand/type. You'll have to do
> the research
>
> For now swapping to regular switches should work
>
> Jay
>
>
> >
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