Some lights won't dim. If you've installed the switch properly, and are using traditional incandescent bulbs (not flourescent, LED, E-L lights or any other very low current light), the dimmer will dim the bulbs. Make sure you're using a dimmable bulb and that the dimmer is installed properly.
The problem is most likely the dimmer switch itself. Start with replacing that first, and then go from there.
I have a problem with my dishboard lights and radio lights not coming on. What can I do to get them to come on
only regular lights like in ur house if u want to dimm a fluorescent light u have to change out the ballast to a dimmable ballast
Be very careful. If the wires behind your light switch plate are hot enough to do that, you have a hazardous condition. Perhaps you should switch off your house's electricity for awhile and call someone to come out and have a look at it. I know that gets expensive, but you're very likely to have a fire with wiring like that
Type your answer here... main switch is difine as the switch which opparate whole power throw the house.
You should never hook a generator to any house outlet, no matter the current. I assume you are looking for a quick and dirty way to connect a generator to your house in a power outage situation. This should only be done through an approved disconnect switch.
In most cases, it is possible to install a dimmer switch or rheostat on a halogen light fixture. However, it is important to ensure that the dimmer is compatible with the specific type of halogen bulbs being used. Some halogen bulbs require a specific type of dimmer switch, so it is advisable to consult with the manufacturer or an electrician to ensure compatibility and safety.
Any light dimmer switch fomr in your house should work fine. The trouble would be how to mount it in the vehicle.
Bruno stairlift can be installed in the house by yourself, but it is risky. You should get it installed professionally by sending a request on the Bruno website.
The simplest example of Ohm's Law is an old fashioned dimmer switch in your house. As you turn the dimmer switch up, the light gradually brightens until it reaches full intensity. Conversely, you can turn the dimmer switch down, and the light gradually darkens.The dimmer switch is a variable resistor. That is, the electrical resistance of the dimmer switch changes as you rotate the knob. Ohm's Law tells us that the flow of current is directly proportional to the voltage, and inversely proportional to the resistance. Since the voltage across the switch doesn't change, the only thing that changes is the resistance when you turn the dimmer switch knob.As you turn the dimmer switch down, you are actually increasing the resistance of the dimmer switch. The current is inversely proportional to the resistance, so as the resistance goes up, the current (flow of electricity) goes down, and the light gets darker. This is an example of Ohm's Law.NOTE: This example applies to rheostat switches, and does not apply to modern current-clipping dimmer switches. Rheostat switches are seldom used now because they can overheat, but the illustration is still a useful example of Ohm's Law.
only regular lights like in ur house if u want to dimm a fluorescent light u have to change out the ballast to a dimmable ballast
Be very careful. If the wires behind your light switch plate are hot enough to do that, you have a hazardous condition. Perhaps you should switch off your house's electricity for awhile and call someone to come out and have a look at it. I know that gets expensive, but you're very likely to have a fire with wiring like that
I am getting new carpet installed, what should I do to prepare myself for new carpet installation? What should I do to have my house ready for new carpet installation?
If it is a specified Dimmer light wich is made to dim is done by switch. But Normal lights dim because power else where is being used and the light dims to give the other aplliance the power.. Its nothing to worry about.. or your house is Haunted...
The meter has to be installed on the exterior using black steel pipe in the home.
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It's were, not where.
he got it installed in 1826
the first telephone was installed in the white house (presidents house) (america) 1880.