Hi All,

LED Luminaires Hmm.... Is it a good idea to hang a non-linear device in
the middle of long wires and expect not to get mixing products formed
:-)

Probably the levels will be too low to cause the mixing process.

Regards
Tim
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Subject: Re: Trouble with Chamber Lights - FINAL

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>3. If you can't handle the darkness, then you need to have a secondary 
>light source (stumble light) that will generate enough light to get you

>by, such as incandescent or halogen. Keep in mind that both these light

>technologies require more frequent bulb changes which can be a pain.

You can get suitable LED luminaires now. Looong life!
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