Ah yes. Make sure you have a dimmer. And it does take a while to get the perfect temps. Also bulbs tend to not produce as much heat over time, so you will be constantly adjusting the dimmer little by little.
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Ah yes. Make sure you have a dimmer. And it does take a while to get the perfect temps. Also bulbs tend to not produce as much heat over time, so you will be constantly adjusting the dimmer little by little.
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Re: incandescent setup heat questions
what should I look for in a dimmer iv never used those. iv heard something about them catching on fire if the load is not enough is that true?
Re: incandescent setup heat questions
The housing unit for the the light bulb *should* have a tag on it indicating max wattage acceptable for use.
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