I have a set of 4 downlights that emit a faint light (visible at night) even though they are switched off. The lamps are rated at 16W and are conected to an LED driver rated to output between 20 and 90V DC. The driver is compatible with dimmer switches although it is just connected to a standard light switch. I have checked the switch and is wired to switch the live with neutral passthrough which can apparently cause this issue if it is wired with neutral switching. I have also checked the sockets in the roof and they are also wired correctly. When switched off, the sockets have 5V AC (240V AC ON) so I think the induced AC from parralel circuits is what is causing this issue. It isn't practical to rewire the light circuit to reduce this and would like to try to salvage these lights as they perfrom well otherwise.
Is there something I can add to the LED driver circuitry to block or mop up the stray power being delivered to the LED lamp when switched off?




Is there something I can add to the LED driver circuitry to block or mop up the stray power being delivered to the LED lamp when switched off?



