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RFI from LED lights

MikeD

I'm planning to build a garden room to house my amateur radio equipment.

Naturally I'd like it to be as energy efficient as possible but I'm aware that LED lighting has a reputation for generating interference across the HF bands.

Any suggestions on how to minimise this please?

Mike G8GYW

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    Another vote for LED strips when operating as they can also be positioned where you need them, like task lighting. Powered either off your existing clean 12V PSU or a separate 12V battery which has the advantage that when the lights go off you have been in there too long :-)

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    Another vote for LED strips when operating as they can also be positioned where you need them, like task lighting. Powered either off your existing clean 12V PSU or a separate 12V battery which has the advantage that when the lights go off you have been in there too long :-)

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