For T5 LED tube 4ft 18w with 8 units in series, is the calculation as following,
18w x 8 = 144w
144/(240*0.6) = 1.2A
This is included the inrush current for LED?
Can one circuit take 14 LED T5 lights?
Can one circuit take 14 LED T5 lights?
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Dec 19 2022, 02:08 PM
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For T5 LED tube 4ft 18w with 8 units in series, is the calculation as following,
18w x 8 = 144w 144/(240*0.6) = 1.2A This is included the inrush current for LED? |
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QUOTE(ceo684 @ Dec 19 2022, 02:15 PM) More than enough even if you go and install 14x 36W x double tube of flourescent tubes at WCS, that's only 1008W or ~4A at 230V Many thank bro!!! With the usual spec of 1.5mmsq cables being laid out at minimum per code, coupled with a modest 6A MCB that's plenty of room left which you won't hit. T5 don't really last long in terms of the ballast (probably due to heat). T8 LED last longer. Case in point: hardly got carpark tube fail on T8 |
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