Recent content by Don Lomonaco CFCRC

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    Design Help With Tripping ETC Dimmer Breakers

    I'm leaning towards buying two new D20 modules and wiring the 575's 3 to a circuit rather than 4. That's a solution I should have listed in the original post.I'm very much inclined to agree that headroom needs to be present in every design no matter what the manufacturer specs are.
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    Design Help With Tripping ETC Dimmer Breakers

    I'll test the incoming line voltage and report back.
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    Design Help With Tripping ETC Dimmer Breakers

    Thanks John! I will test the system using the Unison control panel and report the results. In addition I will check the menu settings you suggested. I'll also research the install and verify the NEC code in my area. All great observations. Thanks!
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    Design Help With Tripping ETC Dimmer Breakers

    120volt lamps. GE HPL575X-C. I'm arranging a lift and a twofer to get to the outlets to verify voltage and physically verify that all lamps are that model.
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    Design Help With Tripping ETC Dimmer Breakers

    The system is appx 5 years old. No changes to it. It was installed with 575 watt lamps. The tripping has been going on for some time now.
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    Design Help With Tripping ETC Dimmer Breakers

    Does anyone even make a 375 watt 120 volt lamp? Or am I going to have to use a 375 watt 115 volt lamp?
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    Design Help With Tripping ETC Dimmer Breakers

    I'm posting this here because I was told that many ETC folks are around. I also chose Design Issues and Solutions because, in my research, I believe this lighting system was not designed with the 80% load rule in mind.Hi all! We have an ETC Unison DRD 12-24-120 with 10 D20 modules and a CMeD...
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