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Topic Title: sourcing a replacement transformer Topic Summary: shandalier type fitting. Created On: 12 November 2012 02:52 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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Does anyone know where i might source a transformer for one of these pain in the backside ceiling shandaliers ( spelling probably wrong)
Its got about a dozen 5w lamps in it, i'm a bit wary of fitting a standard 65vA downlight type transformer because of the lack of airflow inside the enclosure. I'm not even sure if its possible to do that anyway ? I'm tempted to tell him to bin the fitting and get another. Gary ------------------------- Specialised Subject. The Bleedin Obvious. John Cleese |
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Chandelier?
What sort of thing is in there at the moment? (toroidal? electronic?) I'm just thinking that a like-for-like replacement is less likely to give problems than trying to mix-and-match. - Andy. |
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Aurora do a range of transformers in different shapes and sizes that will replace most of the ones I've found inside light fittings.
John |
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Yes thats the sort of thing. cheers. i hope its not that sort of money
i haven't taken the fitting down yet Andy ive got to call in later in the week, Cheers John, i'll take a look at what Aurora do. Its just one of those little jobs where you have to go back twice, probably fit a temporary light, source materials then the customer wonders why it costs so much. Gary As in a jogg fitting? http://shop.lightingstyles.co...._chandelier_5_watt.htm ------------------------- Specialised Subject. The Bleedin Obvious. John Cleese |
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