Not directly dangerous but.....
40
W may be insufficient load for the triac to latch on properly or may not be
enough to enable the switch to operate properly.
No
danger to hardware but possible safety hazard if there is no light. No
worse
than any normal single bulb blowing though.
Keith
www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv
Hi,
I plan to
replace my ligh switches in corridor with LW11Gs. My ceiling lights are
2x40W, which is 80W. Specs of LW11G are 60-500W.
However, If
one bulb dies, wattage will drop to 40W, which is outside of the
specification.
What will
happen then? Is it dangerous? Should I replace my ceiling lights
then?
Cheers,
Nik
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