Hello,
I bought a pendant lamp for the dining table with 5 sockets (the 5 cords are wrapped around a branch).
The technical specifications are attached.
Now I want to buy light bulbs for it.
We had a problem with LED bulbs and our dimmer in the past. That means LED bulbs don’t work.
Did I buy the wrong lamp? Does it only work with LED bulbs?
Or can I also use other bulbs (if I can find some)?
If we can use regular bulbs: what wattage per bulb would you recommend for the dining table?
Currently, an old lamp with 48W halogen bulbs is installed. It could be a bit brighter, as it is dimmable after all.
I bought a pendant lamp for the dining table with 5 sockets (the 5 cords are wrapped around a branch).
The technical specifications are attached.
Now I want to buy light bulbs for it.
We had a problem with LED bulbs and our dimmer in the past. That means LED bulbs don’t work.
Did I buy the wrong lamp? Does it only work with LED bulbs?
Or can I also use other bulbs (if I can find some)?
If we can use regular bulbs: what wattage per bulb would you recommend for the dining table?
Currently, an old lamp with 48W halogen bulbs is installed. It could be a bit brighter, as it is dimmable after all.
2020 is a switch/button, there's no doubt about it.
Am I correct in assuming that what you have is a push button?
I suspect you have a dimmer somewhere in the circuit (or in the lamp) that takes over the dimming function when activated.
And in my opinion, the light is simply more pleasant.
Am I correct in assuming that what you have is a push button?
I suspect you have a dimmer somewhere in the circuit (or in the lamp) that takes over the dimming function when activated.
ypg schrieb:
How to buy halogen bulbs: although they consume more, you can dim them, and the consumption balances out with the savings from the new dimmer.
And in my opinion, the light is simply more pleasant.
Mycraft schrieb:
I suspect you have something somewhere in the electrical circuitCould it be that there is a relay in the electrical cabinet that handles this function?
Our construction light was also dimmable... At the time, we ordered and paid for a dimmer from the electrician but received a push button instead.
I am a complete beginner when it comes to electrical work...
My husband can only install lamps...
Nordlys schrieb:
Is there a relay inside the electrical cabinet? Something that doesn’t look like a fuse?YES! HOW EMBARRASSING...
My husband didn’t tell me, or rather he forgot himself (men!), that a friend had mentioned a faulty part in our electrical cabinet and gave us a replacement... it’s actually in the cabinet waiting to be installed, which of course my husband didn’t do himself and completely forgot about.
Hmm... I will still stick with the halogen issue.
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