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Sounds like you need a white noise generator. Perfect silence is hard to obtain. A constant static is hard to disrupt.
I kind of use a fan for that. At first it was just for the heat because I live on an upper floor of an apartment building, but now I can't sleep without it.
So I guess I recommend a fan to cover the noise.
Unfortunately, the sound of the ceiling fan at full speed does nothing to cover the sound of the LED, because of the frequency. The sound of the motor and the wind are both very low, while the LED is high pitch and cuts right through it.
Damn that sucks. Maybe a white noise generator like that other person said.
I've never tried one, but I would need one with a high quality speaker to mask the LED.