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NEON SIGN(GREEN CROSS PHARMACY)

Randyleprechaun · 2010-06-27 20:06:22

Hi, Doing a job that has a few outside sign lights which need replacing, also there is a new neon flashing green cross sign to be powered up. Has anyone got any experience of powering up these signs, do they pull much of a load. I'm proposing to just keep it on the same circuit as the outside lights. Do I need to put a…

27-06-2010 8:06pm

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Randyleprechaun

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Hi,

Doing a job that has a few outside sign lights which need replacing, also there is a new neon flashing green cross sign to be powered up.

Has anyone got any experience of powering up these signs, do they pull much of a load. I'm proposing to just keep it on the same circuit as the outside lights.

Do I need to put a fireman switch on the supply to the sign.

Thanks

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#2 27-06-2010 9:05pm

mazthespark

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yes you need a fireman switch
think they tend to be quite thirtsy on electricity but should be a rating plate somewhere on it or on the gear that comes with them. feeding both on one circuit will depend on lights chosen and rating of neon sign

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