Electrical Question about christmas light strand? - light stakes
I have a setting that resembles the light / works a bit like about this product:
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It is now 3.5 volts, light bulbs, but I want to change with blue light bulbs. I have a 2.5-volt line blue lights. If I all bulbs to 3.5 volts from 2.5 volts to the blue, will it work? They say that replacing the bulbs of 3.5 volts, but the only area that requires discussion, or if the string is the replacement lamps 3.5? Sorry, I do not know how electricity and want to know. Thanks
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Light Stakes Electrical Question About Christmas Light Strand?
6 comments:
Bobo is right. The run in series and use exactly that amount of current through each lamp. So if you have 3.5 volts bulb probably about 33 lights on a string. That adds up to about 115 volts. Well, if you put 2.5 volts to work on fire burning, but bright and burn fast. You need to work only 80 volts, but thought it would be volts at 115th More information needed to make. They are long chain, and with more light. Probably closer to 50 lamps in the string.
What they want is possible, however, the costs in the long run. You can buy a single row of light in different colors, in almost all takes just about any offer, probably less than two dollars per chapter. They also have a number of lights has been tested and approved by UL and under good working conditions.
What they want is possible, however, the costs in the long run. You can buy a single row of light in different colors, in almost all takes just about any offer, probably less than two dollars per chapter. They also have a number of lights has been tested and approved by UL and under good working conditions.
Wil you have all your lights with bulbs from 3.5 volts to replace the light is available, you can still have a small lamp with the voltage, but never far 4.5volt So if you can all light bulbs and less.
If you have a lamp with a voltage across requirment provided always spend the source voltage is not as bright and longer, they want to burn a voltage regulator.
Yes, you need light bulbs to 3.5 volts. They are very fast blistering 2.5 volts.
But now, if it really 3.5 watts and 2.5 watts, it will be replaced, can function very well, but the blue lighting is a bit weak. It would be like exchanging a 100-watt bulb in the kitchen with a 60-watt light bulb.
Bert
Bert
so far all is wrong. Theories of Nice so far, but the fact that the Christmas lights, which makes a big difference. You can buy all the bulbs, replace 3.5 watts and 2.5 volt lighting and 3.5 with them, is almost twice as long and save on their last energy bill.
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