Hi, Unfortunately I got so far no help from any member of this forum. I will wait a couple of weeks more. If no answer to my last 3 questions is given I will have to take some risk and will try to exchange the wire connection. The whole thing could be unrepairable afterwards, but since I have no technical information about the LC2 there are few alternatives

This is just an update to my previous posts here. I found some good information on the Internet about LED operation. Basically, “ even when a LED lamp is completely disconnected on one side, it can still glow. If the switch is situated between the neutral line of mains and the lamp, there will be a 60Hz voltage difference between the conductive

Hi Olli, Thank you for your answer and suggestion provided. In fact I use a LED driver 170-260VAC 50/60Hz as per photo below. I am not using a traditional transformer because after contacting several suppliers and reading several articles on dimmers they are not suitable for LEDs. May be I am wrong but please have a look at the following article ( http

Hi, I am currently replacing some of my current lighting with LED devices and I’m facing a few problems with the use of my LC2s. I would appreciate if someone that has faced a similar problem can help providing a solution for the problem (Scenario 2) I describe below. Description Scenario 1 230V AC Line transformer (suitable for LED lighting)