RE: Appliance Modules

[Stuart Grimshaw <stuart@xxxxxxx>]

Thanks for that Ray, I just wanted to check before I used them. I've no=20
worries about welding etc, it's just I have a spare appliance module,
and=20
rather than fork out for a new lamp module, I might as well use that.

At 11:52 12/07/00 +0100, you wrote:
> > Can appliance modules be used to power lamps as well? I know
> > lamp modules
> > are just, as the name implies, for lamps, but what about
> > appliance modules?
>
>Yes. I'm using one for a low power fluorescent type lamp. It sounds as
>though it uses a relay inside so I presume it can be used for just
about
>anything that falls within the maximum rating of the module. However,
IIRC
>the relay contacts on either the appliance modules or DIN rail
appliance
>modules have a tendency to become welded together by the high start up
>current of floodlamp type lamps?
>
>Ray Barnett.
>
>
>
>
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