So, I might be cheating a bit, but I sometimes use my LampLinc dimmers to control LED lights that are not dimmable. I set the minimum ramp rate of 0.1 second and a default brightness of 100% and treat the dimmer like it’s an on/off switch. Always worked in the past, but now I hit a snag. When I attempt this kind of arrangement on my standard wall outlets, everything is wonderful. But if I try it with my LampLinc dimmer plugged into a GFCI outlet, it freaks out and continuously log goes between off and on. (I can see the status of my LampLinc dimmer toggle between 0% and 100% in my Indigo app).
and, sorry if this is information overload ... the LampLinc dimmers work fine I’d my load is an incandescent bulb instead of an led light ! I’m considering buying an on/off module, but worried I’m going to have the same problem on the GFCI.
thoughts?
and, sorry if this is information overload ... the LampLinc dimmers work fine I’d my load is an incandescent bulb instead of an led light ! I’m considering buying an on/off module, but worried I’m going to have the same problem on the GFCI.
thoughts?
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