Are LED lights easy to cause leakage tripping?

Led Lights are easy to cause leakage tripping.

Generally speaking, leakage or "slight" short circuit will not cause tripping. The main reason for tripping is that too many electrical appliances are connected, resulting in excessive load current of the circuit, which leads to tripping. You can try using a test pen to test the metal casing of the LED Power Supply to see if there is serious leakage.

What is the reason for the tripping when the LED Light in the living room is turned on?
The reason for the tripping of LED Lights in the living room is nothing more than leakage or short circuit. If you hear a "pop" sound when the gate is switched off, it proves that the line is short-circuited. If you hear a "pop" sound, it is caused by leakage, but there is another situation that leakage protectors are used in different circuits such as lamps and sockets. , but the master mixed the two circuits and the zero line, and could not send it to the gate.

It is very simple to check circuit faults, one by one, the circuit is switched off, first find out the circuit fault, then check it section by section, disconnect the half section of the main line wiring of the circuit, and then open the gate, then the first half section is normal, and then follow the instructions. In the second half of this inspection, if the gate cannot be sent, then disconnect a certain connection in the first half, and then send the gate, and so on.

If the living room light trips, first turn on the light, disconnect the two wires, and then turn on the switch. If it does not trip, the problem lies in the light. If it still trips, dismantle the switch, remove the control wire and the main live wire, and then send the If the gate does not jump, there is a problem with the switch. If it still jumps, it proves that there is a problem with the circuit line. Check whether there are different circuit zero lines mixed.

If possible, it is the most direct and convenient to buy a shaker (megger) to test whether the circuit is leaking.

This phenomenon is to change a small air to open the gate just fine.

Why do you say this? There is an electrician's opinion: if the neutral line is charged, the neutral line must be broken. As you described, the neutral line under the small gate is charged, which proves that the neutral line loop cannot go back to the small gate.

And the small switch can be closed after you connect it a few times, which means that the small switch is cold and can't absorb it when the electricity is not used. Because the junction of the copper contact of the small switch is hot, it can be absorbed, and its neutral circuit will be connected.

The longer you use it, the more reliable it will be. Once the electricity is not used, it cools down again, and the operation procedures mentioned above are repeated.

It is recommended to try it out.

There is an unreasonable place inside the lamp, that is, the power line is too close, and there is a short circuit between the two lines. When it is hot, it collapses. It's fine.

I am a light repairer. The most common thing you encounter in this situation is that the driver is broken, resulting in a short circuit trip. You remove the light first and see if it can be delivered. If it can be delivered, replace the driver of the light with a new one. That's it.