Hi, I am installing a long led strip and I noticed that it frequently flickers slightly, it is not a strong nor regular thing, but it is noticeable and annoying. I have measured the voltage of the mains and it shows some fluctuations, it normally stays at around 226v, but often (every few seconds) drops down to 218/219v), and the flickering happens exactly at the same time. I have measured this at the counter and with every appliance off, so it's not related to the house electrical system, but that's how it comes from the supplier.
I know that the best solution would be to get a voltage stabiliser for the whole electrical system, but it is an expensive solution and I can't do it right now, is there an easy and cheap way to supply a stable 220v current just to the led strip?
The strip works at 220v without a power supply, it only needs a rectifier between the strip and the main, it absorbs around 100w and it is just composed of leds and small smd resistors.
I know that the best solution would be to get a voltage stabiliser for the whole electrical system, but it is an expensive solution and I can't do it right now, is there an easy and cheap way to supply a stable 220v current just to the led strip?
The strip works at 220v without a power supply, it only needs a rectifier between the strip and the main, it absorbs around 100w and it is just composed of leds and small smd resistors.
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