LED Phase Dimming Load Plug

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    I do like the idea of plugging the device in.
    Snap in an extra 413QC and it would be a quick and easy way to try one out or remove.

    Clipsal's 31LCDA load correction device would be nice in the same format.

    40 degree ambient seems a bit low for ceiling use though.
     
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    They have been tested up to 50 Degrees with no problems.

    They were originally designed for office blocks with suspended ceiling spaces that were getting retrofits.

    But I will ask the question about the temperature and see what can be done to make it more suitable for the domestic market.

    If anyone wants me to come round and do a show and tell just drop me an email.
     
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