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On May 31, 8:42*pm, (Jerry - OHIO) wrote:
Wouldn't this be a good reason to get the 120 lights you wanted in the
begining ?
Less hassel.


Might be too late for that. If all the wiring that is run is low
voltage you can't just switch to 120V withour rewiring it, unless it
was the correct wire and installed to code to support 120V.
 
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