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Timeswitch for low energy lamps
I'm wanting to fit a timeswitch to my external lights. I have 2,
operated from the same switch. One has a 20 watt low energy lamp, the other a 7 watt. The lower wattage one has to be lower wattage as it'll light up next doors living room if it's any brighter! Trouble is, the only time switches I can find either don't work with low energy lamps, or a Timeguard unit which has a minimum load of 20 watt PER BULB (I have checked this with their tech dept). Does anyone know of any more capable timeswitches as I really don't want to ditch the low energy lamps. |
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