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Halogen uplighter electricity usage
We have a 300W halogen up-lighter with built in dimmer. It also has a
50W bendy spotlight with dimmer. I'm aware that 300W is a lot of electricity, and in fact, it's too bright when on full - we tend to have it on 50% or less. Does dimming a light reduce the electricity usage? Part of me says yes, but another part of me is less sure. I'm thinking of looking for a 150W lamp to go in there which would be more reasonable - especially if dimming has little effect on electricity consumption. Thanks D |
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