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is it OK to use 110V lamps plugged into 220V outlets???
I've read conflicting messages on the internet.Some sources say that
USA lamps can handle the increased voltage just fine w/o a step down transformer,others say I need to change the ballast or use step-down transformers.Thanks for any clarity on this! |
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