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Lidl Livarno HG08010 (TS0505B): LEDs never fullly turn off
What happened?
As reported before by @eerr0EERR there's an issue with the Lidl Livarno HG08010.
If you select "off", the state changes to “OFF”. But the device remains on, at a very low brightness setting.
What did you expect to happen?
The lamp should turn off
How to reproduce it (minimal and precise)
Plug in the lamp and select "off" in the GUI.
Zigbee2MQTT version
1.32.0
Adapter firmware version
20221226
Adapter
Slaesh's CC2652RB stick
Debug log
No response
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https://lamphq.com/led-lights-glow/ It is a common effect and widely known. Especially on lower end products.
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This is not a faint glow, the light just stays on a 1 brightness. It's also not a cheap noname product from China.
I have this device as well and cannot confirm your findings. It shows the typical glow as described in the link above, even if the state is off.
It's also not a cheap noname product from China.
Let's agree to disagree.
Maybe we talk about something different here? Turning it on brightness 1 does not change the brightness of the device compared to off.
Can you confirm this on your device?
In addition the power consumption on "off" is higher than claimed in the specs.
I have 3x Lidl E27 bulbs (_TZ3000_49qchf10 / TS0502A).
2 of them behave correctly, one of them is going to the dim LED behaviour instead of off...
I have the same problem. Has anyone attached it the lidl hub and see if the same happens. I don't have one
In the meantime I've talked to the manufacturer. They've sent me two new ones, no questions asked.
But those are having the same issue. 🤷♂️
@edmundwatson nope. I don't have the original hub.
Interestingly my 1 of 3 bulbs that was misbehaving is now fine... I haven't even updated Z2M yet it just decided to behave suddenly....
If you remove the ground wire, the glowing will stop when the device is turned off. The case will not be grounded anymore, so please do this at your own risk, but the case is coated/painted and as long as nothing is damaged internally, nothing should happen on the outside, IMHO.
If you remove the ground wire, the glowing will stop when the device is turned off. The case will not be grounded anymore, so please do this at your own risk, but the case is coated/painted and as long as nothing is damaged internally, nothing should happen on the outside, IMHO.
I highly recommend not doing this. While the case is painted, the screws and the connection nut holding the cable is not.
I've checked, while the lights are on they have 117 V AC on them.
That's lethal territory, if enough current can flow through this connection.
Please always connect the ground and better use a zigbee switch in front to turn the power off to them if you don't need them to stop any glowing.
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