Do the simple first. So two of four fixtures are flickering at the same time? Are in any way these lights somewhere traced down to the same source of
power/dimming the other two not yet flickering (possibly TBA in also doing soon?) Is there anything else on the loading of the other fixtures or on these? Luninair app. Not familiar with such a thing, but in "KISS" if these two fixtures were plugged into a data chain, did you try a 120ohm
terminator to the
circuit? A crew I worked with, while I was getting stuff done... wasted most of a day in trying to troubleshoot problems with some
foot lights. Did you try a
terminator for the data? No, these are just too modern to need them. Did you try this? Tried and fixed.
Figure out if you have the fixtures plugged in somewhere in a common source of
power. A cheap home owner
outlet sparking to it's last use before a fire.
Trace where the two fixtures are plugged into
power wise to see where both are in common. Could be a bad
breaker or
dimmer termination - last week I had a
wire fall out of a
dimmer installed by a Pro. Literally, the
wire just fell out while removing the breakers due to a "bad board".... or was it because that
wire just was not terminated properly? That would flicker also, and one light possibly terminated in the same place.
After very important
power - that which could start a fire, data. Bad terminations
etc. Above
terminator immediately solved the problem no matter how modern the gear. But first check the
power supply trouble shoothing as that is much more dangerous to ensure correctly done.
Do the easy first in tracing where these fixtures have in common for
power. This might be by chance two loose terminals say in totally un-related terminals from supply, but important to
trace the
line voltage in checking. Often I recommend, that if there is something suspicious on one end of the cable, open up the other end of it. What is done to one side is often done to another.. In your case, even if a
home run for
power to
dimmer/
breaker in tracing the
power to one
circuit, what is done to one could be a problem to all - the second even if not connected in any way could be similar still. Check all
power connections good or bad in finding the problem.
Than the data next.. one might think, buy at times, the simple is stupid in not doing the simple first.
Terminator solved the
foot light problem, but assured
power was not, KISS said
terminator testing to solve the problem than all connections for data.
