That would be at a constant 253V. In reality the calculation would be more complex.
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Problems with Strip Light and low supply
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Agreed, but for a given installation, supply voltage doesn't vary that much - mine is rarely outside of 241V-244V. Hence, for the consumer whose supply is approaching 253V, it's probably nearly always going to have a voltage of 'around 253V' - so the question would be as to whether the lamp was 'fit for purpose' in that particular installation.
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