It can happen that your lights still emit a little light after you have turned them off. This is often caused by leakage current or residual voltage, which continues to flow to the lamp via the wiring or dimmer.

Possible causes:

• Incorrect connection of the lamp or dimmer.

• Leakage current or residual voltage in the electrical circuit.

Due to this small current, the lamp receives a minimal amount of voltage, which sometimes causes a faint or flickering light to remain visible. This is especially noticeable with LED lamps, as they are very sensitive to low voltages.

Tip: Check whether the lamp and dimmer are correctly connected and whether there is any leakage current present. In some cases, installing a capacitor or resistor can help reduce this phenomenon.