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Flourescent starter rating puzzle
I bought a pack of two flourescent light starters this weekend, and bought
myself a puzzle into the bargain. They are General Electric starter switches type 155/500 and the rating is shown as 4 to 65W in big characters. It also has three symbols on the pack: - a warning triangle with a ! in the middle (okay, important stuff here). - a little drawing of a strip light with 4W - 65W across it and a big comforting tick (just what I want for my 10W and 30W fittings). - another little drawing of a strip light with 50W across it and a big cross against it (Eh?). How come that it will do 4 to 65W but not 50W? What am I missing, and what does it really mean? Phil |
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