Reply With QuoteErrr... not a good idea. Suggest you get a power strip. Much more convenient, and you can turn off each set of lights individually.
can i connect 2 e-ballast together so as to that 2 ballast share one power plug.If yes anyone can tell me the connection?
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Errr... not a good idea. Suggest you get a power strip. Much more convenient, and you can turn off each set of lights individually.
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Shouldn't be a problem..... no safety issues.
If you connect as per Vinz's recomendation, it would be better as you can control the light separately but not a must.
Vinz:
care to enlighten me on what is a power srtip?
sherwin:
do i connect it as in series i.e neutral frm ballast one to live of ballast 2 ?
power strip consist of a plug, extended wire and a strip of 3 pin sockets. you can find this power extension in any electrical store, even ntuc has it.----------------
On 1/5/2003 8:41:52 AM
Vinz:
care to enlighten me on what is a power srtip?
sherwin:
do i connect it as in series i.e neutral frm ballast one to live of ballast 2 ?
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the connection must be in parallel. connect both neutral together and both live together.
thomas liew
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