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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2026
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Probably means the lamp has a transformer / ballast component, and there might be some extra power still moving through that. Like the power brick on a laptop, often when you unplug it it has a lower light on the brick, you’ll see the light stay on a few secs.
It didn't use to do this. It used to turn off instantly.