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Yes. Its only using 11 watts so you can have 109 of those bulbs
-- SantaUK Mail me at: arjf (ng) zzvyyne (qbg) pb (qbg) hx === ROT13 Use http://andrewu.co.uk/tools/rot13/ to convert to readable format "Nearly Done!" wrote in message om... A lighting circuit is supposed to have a max of about 1200W or 12 x 100W bulbs. If you were to change all of the bulbs to the low wattage(?) ones, eg 11W, would this mean you could have more bulbs on the same circuit? Cheers! |
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