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![]() "Tim Morley" tim.morley*REMOVE wrote in message . uk... "Tony Williams" wrote in message ... In article , dave wrote: My guess is though, that lamp life, (and transformers) are not linear in this way. If they are not, it is an excellent way of popping light bulbs way before their time and making £££. Running a "230V" bulb at 240V almost halves the life. -- Tony Williams. And when you get to the top end of our spec 230v +10% = 254v ! This equals very short life for 230v rated equipment. Our factory mains is at this level and causes us a nightmare. Our tapping from the 11kv transformer is allready at its lowest setting! What you want is a nice big fat load to pull the volts down, light bulbs will last alot longer then! :-) Tim.. |
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