I went from marveling at how nicely my motion sensor worked to cursing the CFLs as pieces of crap as they flashed on and off.
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Speaking of light bulbs
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That figures, since most motion sensors are marked "For Incandescent lamps only" or with similar warnings. Of course, you don't give a damn about facts.
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YOU need to check your ground circuit and voltage to that fixture, David.
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That may be, but I try not to mess with the wiring, as much of it is 100 years old. I'm OK with 21-23 months on a CFL.
David
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I'd be putting a rough service bulb in and change it every 3 to 5 years.(at most)
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But what if the circuit has a problem and you ignore it? Fire can be a wee bit worse problem than short bulb life.
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