hurk27
Senior Member
- Location
- Portage, Indiana NEC: 2008
I also want to point out, as Gar has done many times and has this info on his web site.
Most CFL's (non-dimming type) have a wide range of voltage before any noticeable dimming occurs, my office is over 100' from my service entrance panel fed from a 15 amp 14 awg circuit, and my incandescent desk lamp dims quit a bit when my laser printer is printing and some what after it prints the last page, but the CFL's in my ceiling light don't even twitch, if it wasn't for the Triplet power conditioner with voltage regulation I would be having problems with the computer, I have plugged the desk lamp into the Triplet and it no longer dims.
Most CFL's (non-dimming type) have a wide range of voltage before any noticeable dimming occurs, my office is over 100' from my service entrance panel fed from a 15 amp 14 awg circuit, and my incandescent desk lamp dims quit a bit when my laser printer is printing and some what after it prints the last page, but the CFL's in my ceiling light don't even twitch, if it wasn't for the Triplet power conditioner with voltage regulation I would be having problems with the computer, I have plugged the desk lamp into the Triplet and it no longer dims.
