Dimmer causing lights on different switch to flicker

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Dimmer causing lights on different switch to flicker
Dimmer causing lights on different switch to flicker
2025-02-28 00:24:27 - last edited 2025-07-18 11:20:44
Model: KS225  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.1.1

My Kasa dimmers seem to be causing undimmed lights, on a different switch but the same breaker, to flicker. It's inconsistent, but most prominent when the dimmed lights are between 85% to 99%. 
 

We thought it might be a loose neutral in the box, but we had that checked and it was all good. Are these defective dimmers making too much noise on the neutral line? 

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Re:Dimmer causing lights on different switch to flicker-Solution
2025-04-15 02:27:39 - last edited 2025-07-18 11:20:44

  @NoActivity 

 

Here are some suggestions for this situation.

1. Check if the neutral wires from multiple circuits are bundled together and connected to the same breaker, this connection might cause interference.

2. Check if high-power appliances are being used on the same breaker when the light flickers.

3. Try to change a different bulb for that non-Kasa switch, monitor whether the problem is consistent. Or install Kasa switch KS225 under a different breaker, check if similar problem still exists.

4. Perform a dimming calibration for the Kasa switch and reduce the maximum brightness of the switch.

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Re:Dimmer causing lights on different switch to flicker-Solution
2025-04-15 02:27:39 - last edited 2025-07-18 11:20:44

  @NoActivity 

 

Here are some suggestions for this situation.

1. Check if the neutral wires from multiple circuits are bundled together and connected to the same breaker, this connection might cause interference.

2. Check if high-power appliances are being used on the same breaker when the light flickers.

3. Try to change a different bulb for that non-Kasa switch, monitor whether the problem is consistent. Or install Kasa switch KS225 under a different breaker, check if similar problem still exists.

4. Perform a dimming calibration for the Kasa switch and reduce the maximum brightness of the switch.

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