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don1
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low-voltage transformer

by don1 » Wed Apr 01, 2009 11:51 pm

I plan to replace the central spots in a bathroom with low voltage down-lighters. Most transformers seem to have loop-in, loop-out primary inputs whereas my ceiling rose is a simple spur from the switch. Do I need a special transformer or can single L and N terminals on a loop-in, loop-out transformer be used. I plan to install 6x35VA MR16 lights via 2 105VA transformers.

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by kbrownie » Sat Apr 04, 2009 11:45 am

don1,
the switch will act as normal and switch the transformer on and of as it should do. As it is in a bathroom i'd suggest you take a look at projects pages concerning Part P of building regs.
And it's not low voltage! Low Voltage is between 50v-1000v
Your talking about Extra low voltage which is under 50volts
Regards
KB

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