Do i need to reduce the power to my 20w xenon lamps?

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Arthur S asked:


I have 20W xenon puck lights powered by a 12volt 60W transformer. The system is set up to power 3 lamps, but in my application i am only using 2. some of the lamps and housing have overheated and failed. The heat has cracked the crome on the plastic covers. Do i need to reduce the power and if so how would I do that.

Scott
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    One Response to “Do i need to reduce the power to my 20w xenon lamps?”

    1. Paul L Says:
      June 6th, 2008 at 12:53 am

      The transformer because they also operate if you can only one possibility is not rated for electronic not rated for electronic not magnetic lowvoltage lights they.