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Saw an old thread, "Led Lights Burn With Power Off" and it was closed... so let me check out an issue with you all: in this same situation and I don't want the lights softly glowing, could I put a 100 ohm 1/4 watt resister in line to block the teeny tiny induced current?
Would it behave well with 12 watts of LED behind it? Quantity = 3 of 4 watt each LEDs.
If I replace one with a single incandescent 15 watt, nothing glows.
Last query, say the resistor is in place and I forget and replace the three LEDs with three 40 watt incandescent bulbs - does it cause a fire?
Thanks all,
Bob
Would it behave well with 12 watts of LED behind it? Quantity = 3 of 4 watt each LEDs.
If I replace one with a single incandescent 15 watt, nothing glows.
Last query, say the resistor is in place and I forget and replace the three LEDs with three 40 watt incandescent bulbs - does it cause a fire?
Thanks all,
Bob