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GE Energy Saving Light Bulbs
Don't know exactly why these are not supposed to be suitable, think it's
something about the switches/sensors needing a small amount of permanent current to operate... Anyway I use the Ikea low energy bulbs in an outside light that is on a dusk to dawn sensor with no problems HTH Jim -- Remove BRAIN before replying "Martin" wrote in message ... Hi All, Just bought a GE Energy saving light bulb intended for an outside light (bottom of the garden). On the box it states not suitable for use with timers or photo-cell circuits. Anyone know why? I'd like to run it from a timer or light detector thingy and leave it on all night. Martin. |
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