PickyE

35

hace 6 años

But this lamp turned on with 1 switch 3 lights and with another 4 lights. And if I took any lamp, I didn't light the 3-light example.

nastor

17.232

hace 6 años

The circuit can be made so that three boards turn on and the other the remaining four, if you want I can do it; I never saw serial wiring in this type of lamps, since what you say happens, one burns and all goes out,
If the line is 110 volts you must make the connections for the 110 volt lamps, if it is 220 v, for that voltage.
Imagine that you have 110 volts in the line (that is if you are from Venezuela, or Mexico), then three lamps in series would be 36 volts, and the row of four lamps should be 27 volts, you see that such a thing is not possible.

PickyE

35

hace 6 años

Exactly that is my doubt ... Because when removing a lamp did not light the rest it seemed very strange (I am from Morón ja) it must be that the caps are in poor condition and before the slightest movement the circuit is cut. Thanks greetings

nastor

17.232

hace 6 años

There is no doubt, it is not in series, the lamps are 220 volts. Do you want the modified diagram?

PickyE

35

hace 6 años

I would appreciate it since I have an idea and I'm almost sure, but to finish clearing it doesn't hurt.

nastor

17.232

hace 6 años

Edited comment, with interleaved connection.