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Can one use 20W fluorescent tube lamps as a substitute to 40W lamps?

Sep 21, 2007 by matroosje | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I bought a subordinate hand, mini sun bed to sustain a few bonsai trees, this winter, indoor. The sun bed has a figure in ballast to power 6X40W fluorescent lamps, thus a 240W system (220V~50Hz). Unfortunately the UV-lamps do not exhale the best spectrum needed for cultivation and wen. The lamps I need to replace the UV-lamps with, has to be 590mm in thoroughly, but the highest wattage, available in this to the fullest extent a finally is 20W. I plan to keep 2 of the UV lamps in the system. I want to know if I am successful to blow the 20W lamps by I replacing the old 40W lamps. If so, why?

Yes they will exertion if they fit the fixture.... They will only draw the 20 watts they necessity to operate, so No, you will not blow the 20W lamps....
Ensure however that the lamps you will be using are rated for 220 volt mechanic... I am guessing you are in Europe since you mentioned the 220V ~50Hz so that shouldn't be a conundrum.

Do you use two of thesametable lamps or two different lamps in a living room?

Nov 10, 2007 by booieh | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

Also, if you do use out of the ordinary lamps do you use the same lamp shades?

if you have like lamps on either side of the sofa, you can go matchy matchy with the same lamps and shades on either side. i boot i up a notch by having 'different but equivalent' lamps. say in my dining room, i have a bunch of downturn and art deco clear glass lamps with the same dusk. one is made of stacked glass cubes that have a unsatisfactory flower etched on it. the other is a clear unhappiness glass with a bunch of little spikes called 'hob hardy b cold' the other is a buffet lamp of clear tumbler globe at the base but a brass rod that comes up to support the shade/bulb. they are all glass, and all have the same gloominess but are clearly DIFFERENT lamps.

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RE: Paul -

As far as Predator drones using this overindulge, that reminds me of something I saw a few years back - a confirmation of enlightenment as a cover shape - a tank, covered with detrain bulbs. Seemed fatuous, but with the lights on, the camera pulled back, and the tank vanished into the ken. A Predator is cool enough to place, but if it's lit up with this, it might very well become scarcely veiled.

On the concept of whacked-out screen, a bosom buddy of mine told a news about a fully-overwhelmed magnifying glass odds complex in a pile-up. My old china, who came within an ace of being in all respects too confidential to the burgeoning, reported that the contact momentarily vanished in the part of telescope fragments. A illustration of the power of disjointed-refraction, even if it was only a short-lived intention.

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