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lyledunn

The search tool seems useless on my IPad so forgive me for asking something that has likely been answered before. Why is voltage drop restricted to 3% while other loads are allowed 5%?

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    Still somewhat relevant as there is still incandescent lighting being installed, including halogen what is a sub-species of incandescent.

    Voltage drop on lighting circuits significantly reduces the already low efficiency of incandescent lamps. Also lamp flicker caused by voltage variations is obtrusive and displeasing.

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    Still somewhat relevant as there is still incandescent lighting being installed, including halogen what is a sub-species of incandescent.

    Voltage drop on lighting circuits significantly reduces the already low efficiency of incandescent lamps. Also lamp flicker caused by voltage variations is obtrusive and displeasing.

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