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RE: Wiring for LD11
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Wiring for LD11
- From: "Kenneth Watt" <kwatt@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 20:16:09 -0000
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> For all of these rooms, I have planned to put in LV halegons, now
the
> electronic transformers say that they are dimmable, so are these
> compatable
> with LD11s?
IME, yes I've yet to find one that isn't although I do know that they
exist.
> I would like the dimmable option, hence the preference for LD x10
units.
Yup, a far nicer solution IMO.
> Has anyone used these with LV halegons?
Yes and mains halogens as well! ;)
> I also plan to put a DIN rail enclosure into the airing cupboard,
to
> enable
> me to centrally source the 3 LD11s (and easily replace the
fuses!!)
how
> do
I've yet to replace a fuse in an LD10 or LD11, lamp modules OTOH... :(
> I wire these into the lighting circuits? - do they simply go in
line
with
> the fittings? - and where does the momentary switch go - again in
line
or
> on
> a seperate connector?
The wiring is *fairly* straightforward, basically a L & N in, Live
out
to the fitting and the N to the fitting is bridged to the N in I did
pics of it on http://www.funkycool.co.uk/howto1.htm
and this shows how
it's done to a lamp module, the basic principal is the same though.
As for the momentary switch I'm struggling to remember that one and I
don't have a sheet to hand to check it, but I'm sure IIRC it's just a
simple live return off terminal 2. It's fairly clear when you see the
instructions but if you have hassles gimme a shout.
HTH
K.
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