Recent content by Robert Engel

Of course I don't have the info in front of me, methinks it was Universal Lighting Technologies D10CC30UNVPW

Just an update: What a fun rabbit hole to fall down into research... UL Certified, UL Listed, UL Product iQ, UL 8750, UL Class P - all I was missing was cake of different sizes. All said and done, after a short conversation with the AHJ, showing the replacement driver with more and better...

The existing can lights are controlled by a dimmer similar to a Lutron Diva DVSTV. https://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/369147.pdf Line voltage comes into the switch, which creates the 'switched hot' and the 0-10v control. We've already converted the 0-10v control over from those...

I've got another question about 0-10v dimming. The problem is the typical architectural style of 0-10 that the drivers source current for the dimmer / control to sink where zero on the control equals minimum brightness of the can lights, but only when power is switched off do the lights really...

I know it's a little late to the party, but I am somewhat overly annoyed when people say things like "it's code," but don't provide the code reference. To answer the question: Yes, As long as a 20A branch circuit supplies two or more receptacles, you can have 15 or 20A rated receptacles...