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Old September 3rd 03, 03:15 AM
Stepan Novotill
 
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A diode, ballast, or capacitor in series with each lamp would be
fairly good too. Ballast is best because it performs surge
suppression.

Stepan

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 21:04:55 GMT, Fred Nachbaur
wrote:



nobody wrote:

In wrote:


But in 1978 I wired the 2 bulbs in the each of the EXIT
lights in the church in series.



Congratulations, you probably bypassed a safety feature. If they're in
parallel, if one burns out the other keeps going. In series, if one
goes they're both out, and the exit sign is no longer visible.


But if he'd have left them in parallel, they most certainly would have
both burned out long ago! :-p

Cheers,
Fred




 
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