If the dimmer controls any recessed lights it may be that the dimmers temperature limit switch is turning the power off to the light. This happens when the bulb is of a higher wattage than the fixture is rated for. This happens for me even if the light is light is turned on for the first time (i.e. from cool).

Why do my LED lights keep turning off?

It’s either your controller or your power supply, which is either failing or exceeding its wattage capacity. It’s most likely the power supply/transformer if it’s older than 3 to 5 years.

Why do my LED lights turn off after a few seconds?





Recessed LED Light Turns Off after a few Seconds



When too much heat builds up, the LED can shut down. It happens when you install LEDs in the recessed light nooks, which are not well spaced for LEDs. In such cases, you can install a new holder socket for your LED.

Why did my LED lights turn off and stop working?

Heat buildup, screwing bulbs too tightly, or placing LEDs in improper electrical circuits and accessories are common causes of LEDs stopping working. In addition, poor quality capacitors, drivers and diodes are also leading factors in reducing the life of LED bulbs.

Why is my dimmer switch not working correctly?

If your dimmer switch suddenly stops working, there could be issues with the electrical wiring. If it’s not installed correctly or the wires come loose, the switch might stop working. You might hear a buzzing or crackling sound if wiring is the issue. When you suspect a wiring issue, hire an electrician to inspect it.

Why does my light keep going on and off?

A loose light bulb, which will cause a light to flicker wildly. In this case, turn off the light fixture. Then ensure that the bulb is positioned properly in the socket. If it is, tighten it until it sits snugly in the base and turn the light back on.

How do you reset LED lights?





Insert a paper clip, or a similar sized object, into the reset hole on the controller (depicted below). Using the paper clip, press and hold the reset button inside the reset hole for eight (8) seconds. If done successfully, the light strip will flash five times then cycle through the colors blue, green and red.

Why are some LED lights not dimmable?

Damage or failure – LED driver, circuit or LED is damaged or fails. Load below minimum – The power load of the LED lamp is below the minimum required by the dimmer. Mixed models- Different models of LED will likely have different drivers – since drivers behave differently this could result in dimming issues.

Why do my dimmable LED lights stay on?

Old electronic dimmers need a minimum load to function correctly, which the economical design of LED light doesn’t offer. If the minimum load is not achieved, the dimmer cannot completely turn off the output voltage even after powering down. That is why the LED light stays on dim when the switch is off.

How do you fix ghosting LED lights?

3 options here:

  1. Change the LEDs to an approved product- may not solve the problem.
  2. Change dimmer to the PD-6ANS- most likely would solve or at least reduce the “ghosting” you are experiencing.
  3. Try the LUT-MLC- lots of posts on this, Lutron reluctantly has mentioned the MLC with dimming now.



What is light ghosting?

Ghosting is a faint lighting from residual current in the inserts. Strobing is actually seeing the cycle rate in a GI bulb. You are likely losing sight of the ball from the reflection of the light on the ball, even with frosted bulbs.

Why do light bulbs glow after turning them off?

When you turn off the power to the bulb, the filament takes a few seconds to start cooling down. So it continues to glow slightly as the filament is still quite hot for a few seconds. The primary culprit behind this kind of a residual glow is fluorescent bulbs.

How do you get rid of a ghost current?



The ghost-image currents can be eliminated by providing a discharge path for the parasitic node capacitances and providing a time for the discharge to occur.