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Builder
Trade: Builder/Remodeler
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Michigan
Posts: 8
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Low Voltage Light Bulbs
So I am doing a complete remodel on my own house and trying to do everything the first time through so I dont have to do it again for a long long long time. My wife likes those electric window candles up year round and I was trying to come up with a way to run them on low voltage to save money and keep them from getting hot to the touch /burning the shade. Is there any bulbs you would suggest? With a transformer, how many lights could I put on it - I wanted to link them all together and put them on a timer. Any transformer you would recommend? I am not extremely knowledgable about low voltage so any help would be appreciated.
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solar guy
Trade: solar contracting
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Annapolis Md
Posts: 1,883
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Re: Low Voltage Light Bulbs
look into LED bulbs you can get them in a candle style and will use about 1 watt and last 30000 hours they are expensive though but pay for themselves.
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