Hello, I did read all the anwers. Would this led light would continue to stay on if I turn on the bathroom light? I hope it turns off.
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When you turn on your light switch, the LED will go out. Also, I keep mine on top of the fridge upside down during the day.
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There is a switch to turn the light on. The light will stay on as long as the switch is slid to the 'on" position.
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Well, you are lucky. Mine flicker on and off, or alternate on and off. I haven't found a solution on Google. Since the lights are fed through the same line yet behave independently, I assume it's not a line or power source issue. I'm guessing the LED light modules are simply defective. I'm going to disconnect them. Coming on and off is simply annoying! I didn't buy it for the lights, but it's annoying that they haven't addressed the problem or recalled it.
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I've consulted with an electronics technician. He says a part that controls the power to the LED is the problem, but it'll be tough to identify and replace (and cost more than the light itself). The LED on mine is actually still good (it lights up dimly, same as yours).
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As long as power to the dimmer itself is not lost for a prolonged period of time, it stays where you set it and does not return to full brightness upon coming back into the room. There is also a "hard" on/off switch at the very bottom of the switch which can be pulled out so you can shut the light off and prevent it from coming on if you are changing a bulb or want it completely off for some reason.
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The lights actually work well with the dimmer. They will dim and brighten though the entire spectrum. But, when on the dimmest setting the lights will "creep" back up to about half brightness and then stop. I had blamed it on the dimmer switch that I got from HD. But it may be the lights themselves. That issue may be a problem inherent to LED lights (at least the current generation of them). I have not seen any other reviewers with this issue so it may just be the dimmer (or the installer) LOL. Even so, I'm thinking the pros out weigh the cons (economical, long lasting , bright and easy of install (I really like handy little spring clips that secure it to the ceiling =) ). Hope this helps. The lights actually work well with the dimmer. They will dim and brighten though the entire spectrum. But, when on the dimmest setting the lights will "creep" back up to about half brightness and then stop. I had blamed it on the dimmer switch that I got from HD. But it may be the lights themselves. That issue may be a problem inherent to LED lights (at least the current generation of them). I have not seen any other reviewers with this issue so it may just be the dimmer (or the installer) LOL. Even so, I'm thinking the pros out weigh the cons (economical, long lasting , bright... » Read More The lights actually work well with the dimmer. They will dim and brighten though the entire spectrum. But, when on the dimmest setting the lights will "creep" back up to about half brightness and then stop. I had blamed it on the dimmer switch that I got from HD. But it may be the lights themselves. That issue may be a problem inherent to LED lights (at least the current generation of them). I have not seen any other reviewers with this issue so it may just be the dimmer (or the installer) LOL. Even so, I'm thinking the pros out weigh the cons (economical, long lasting , bright and easy of install (I really like handy little spring clips that secure it to the ceiling =) ). Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sorry to say , I think you got a lemon ..My light stays on and it still is working great ...
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I have one in my bathroom. Simple, Lights off, Night Lite On and Visa-Verse. It also depends on the proximity of the light source to dimmer placement. In other words, if the light source is close to the sensor then it's becomes sensitive. If it is farther away it's not as sensitive. For example, I have two light switches in my bathroom. The sensor is plugged into an outlet near one light switch, while the other bathroom light is farther away. If I only turn on the light farthest from the sensor, it stays on. When I turn on the light nearest to the sensor it turns off. Hope that helps...
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Hi Kim. There is an on off switch on the back of the light. I think you could plug it into a timer without a problem. Sounds like a great idea. Good luck!
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This is odd since i have installed a number of them in my house and they are completely silent. I used standard on-off light switches too - nothing special. Are you using a dimmer switch? If so, is it made for LED lights and is it robust enough? Other ideas - get rid of the dimmer switch if you are using one, ensure the screw-in bulb end is screwed in all the way each fixture, or other lighting on the same circuit is causing feedback and electrical noise. This is probably not much help but good luck on solving this.
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With switch on quickly switch it off and then back on. The light should stay on.
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Hello, I have a dimmer switch in my bedroom and I put the switch in the middle and the night light is still on. It's a great night light real bright. I will definitely recommend it.
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Sorry to say , I think you got a lemon .. My light stays on and it still is working great ...
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Hi.I have been using mine for a week now.The twisting mechanism to switch the light on and off if comfortably stiff. It stays off in my pockets. You may want to check if the rubber "O" rings are intact or have fallen off by mistake. I believe they might help in keeping the twisting mechanism comfortably tight.
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I don't think so. I've owned mine for about 5 years now and the light stays on until I turn the unit off.
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the reason the light stays on is because you have to drain the water from where the water runs through.run your fingers through the end until the water clears.Hope that helps/
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mine worked all nite i put mine so i could hear if someone came into my bedroom at nite and i never heard it and if they step over the light it wont go off. hope i helped.