22-12-18, 11:06 PM
I can't offer a real solution as I'm not as electrically qualified as others but it must be a small amount of draw on the bulb.
My brother has an older house and he has a chandelier in his living room connected to his ageing electrics.
He put energy saving bulbs in (6 in total) and then when he turns all the lights off the new bulbs slowly illuminate to a dim glow. To remedy this he put back one of the original bulbs.
Just my own 2 cents but like my bro you must have some power running through the lights even in an off position. I've just bought the Chinese spots and switch set-up from fleabay awaiting fitting to the bike and it's entirely possible these cheap switches are a bit naff and let a small amount of power through.
Otherwise someone who knows more will chime in.
My brother has an older house and he has a chandelier in his living room connected to his ageing electrics.
He put energy saving bulbs in (6 in total) and then when he turns all the lights off the new bulbs slowly illuminate to a dim glow. To remedy this he put back one of the original bulbs.
Just my own 2 cents but like my bro you must have some power running through the lights even in an off position. I've just bought the Chinese spots and switch set-up from fleabay awaiting fitting to the bike and it's entirely possible these cheap switches are a bit naff and let a small amount of power through.
Otherwise someone who knows more will chime in.