Like much of Wikipedia, that is wrong.
Like much of Wikipedia, that is wrong.
According to whom? Which bits?Like much of Wikipedia, that is wrong.
So when the article claims to be quoting a table from an IEC document, it isn't?Like much of Wikipedia, that is wrong.
No, they don't.I don't suppose the IEC documents quote other peculiarly British ways -
like ring final circuits and restrictive bathroom regulations.
That's correct, it isn't.So when the article claims to be quoting a table from an IEC document, it isn't?
Damn! My copy is corrupted. I'm at BSI this week and will have a look if I have time.What does IEC 60449 say?
ZZZ,
don't worry I too am very hopeful that it will work. Although I have just thought there is even the chance that the 240V-12V power supply has failed and only working in a on/off mode.
So I am very conscious that the wonders of internet forums means that I can give the impression of 'positive, defining and accurate advice' about a little white box that I cannot see, to you who I do not want to upset if I am wrong. So crossed fingers and hope it works, which I think it will with the Varilight dimmer.
sfk
The website where I got the light and the manufacturer should have told me about the need for a driver with low voltage halogen bulbs.
Thx for the update... you got me smiling (in a sympathetic way) with the final issue. - sorry my suggestion was wrong. Great to hear you got a good electrification who got it working,
SFK
Looks like they are.They are NOT low voltage.
Looks like the lower limit of Low Voltage is 0V.Mains 240 volt is low voltage.
Looks like ELV lies within the LV range, not below it.Yours are 12 volts which is extra low voltage.
Looks like the lower limit of Low Voltage is 0V.
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