The light I have near my Unication is a Verilux. I Googlde this and the AI Overview gave me this:
AI Overview
Verilux lights, like many LED and compact fluorescent (CFL) lighting products, can cause
radio frequency interference (RFI) or electromagnetic interference (EMI) due to the electronic components (drivers or ballasts) that manage the light power. This interference often manifests as static on radios, buzzing noises, or disruptions to wireless devices.

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Common Causes of Interference
- LED Drivers/Ballasts: The switching components used to convert electricity to drive LEDs can emit noise, especially if they are poorly shielded or low quality.
- Frequency Interference: These lights can emit noise across the radio spectrum, particularly in the VHF range.
- Defective Unit: A flickering or failing light often indicates a faulty driver or ballast, which can increase the interference produced.
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Solutions to Fix Verilux Light Interference
- Add Ferrite Cores/Beads: Place snap-on ferrite cores (or ferrite chokes) on the power cord of the Verilux lamp. These absorb EMI and are effective at stopping noise from traveling up the cord.
- Move or Separate Electronics: Keep the light away from radio receivers, antennas, and Bluetooth devices. Do not plug the light into the same outlet strip as sensitive electronics.
- Check the Bulb/Lamp: If it is a replaceable bulb, ensure it is seated properly. If the unit is old, it might be necessary to replace the lamp itself.
- Use a Filter: Install an RFI/EMI filter on the power cord.
- Check Connections: Ensure all connectors are secure and the light is not flickering before it causes interference.
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If the interference is severe, it is likely due to the internal driver of the specific unit failing or lacking sufficient, high-quality shielding.

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While I won't swear that this is the culprit, yet, I have the light off right now and I haven't noticed any odd behavior by the Unication G5 in the amplified charger. I also sent a message to Verilux and I will advise if I get a response from them.