Please some one advice me: I am having two electronic ballast tubelights that are controlled by one switch. Now, one of them is always getting short circuit. I have replaced 4 of these within one year, none of them lasting more than a month - cause I dont even go to that room regularly. What is the problem? Everything works well for 10-15 days and then it gets short. The wiring is perfect... Is it because of the 2-way system? I'd love to have some help from any of you experts..Thank you !
actually the brown earth wire is not always used in lighting and when it is there it is used as a safety wire and in no way effects the workings of the light or flow of electricity
Yes you should always use proper terminal caps to group the wires. When in doubt it's always white to white, black to black.
Make sure not to use a cap that's too large for the wires you are joining otherwise it'll come loose easily.
And yes most lights do have a ground wire and if it does just ground it to the metal box. If it doesn't dont loose sleep over it.
fastxsam 5 days ago
Do I need the electrical joiners to group the wires?
MIKON8ERISBACK 3 months ago
Please some one advice me: I am having two electronic ballast tubelights that are controlled by one switch. Now, one of them is always getting short circuit. I have replaced 4 of these within one year, none of them lasting more than a month - cause I dont even go to that room regularly. What is the problem? Everything works well for 10-15 days and then it gets short. The wiring is perfect... Is it because of the 2-way system? I'd love to have some help from any of you experts..Thank you !
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Borngamer 9 months ago
I just wish she could've spoken heaps faster
PhatPhilby 1 year ago
Most lights DO have ground wires. Some don't. But most of them do because of the metal is conductive to electric.
TeNaCiOuSLeGeNd 1 year ago
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FreshKicksOnTheCourt 2 years ago
you didn't say anything about the ground wire...
IvanDirtysouth92 3 years ago
light bulbs dont have ground wires
AnThOnYrox8 2 years ago
the box would be grounded
rbuono12 2 years ago
@IvanDirtysouth92
actually the brown earth wire is not always used in lighting and when it is there it is used as a safety wire and in no way effects the workings of the light or flow of electricity
spankmygimp 2 years ago