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RE: Appliance Modules



Nobody any ideas on this then?

Too expensive to risk heat lamps to try it again, thought one of you
lecky boffins might be able to shed some "light" on it for me......

B.

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Reynolds
Sent: 27 April 2002 13:16
To: Ukha_D (E-mail)
Subject: [ukha_d] Appliance Modules


Hi,
I use a 250w IR Heat lamp in my Meerkat shed, these never seem to last
long so I very rarely switch them off but now the summer threatens to
get here I plugged it into an appliance module, never switched it off
but connected anyway.

Now the lamp blew within a few weeks so I fitted another lamp and the
same thing happened.
Sometimes they do not last long but to have 2 blow in quick succession
is rare, does anyone know if it is the module causing this?

I am getting near to fitting this lamp to a DIN module but do not want
to blow anymore as they are expensive.

Note the heat lamp is plugged into an appliance module not a lamp
module.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

B.


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