Applianve Modules 15 Amps and 500 Watts ?

[maynardw]

Does this mean that I cannot run an
appliance that needs more than 500 watts ?

[Brian H]

15 Amps for resistive loads like heaters.
1/3 Hp for motors
500 Watts for Incadescent Lamps.
400 watts for a TV

[maynardw]

Brian H
Thanks, I never considered mho.

[dick]

I recently installed CFL in our garage.
When I first turn them on the are not as
bright as they are after they burn for a
few minutes.  Especially now that the
weather is cold.  Is this normal?

[dick]

Sorry that was supposed to be  a new
post,but will await an answer

[tommy]

I have one in my warm basement and two in
outside porch lights where it cold (5 deg)
and in both locations they come on low and
get brighter in a couple of minutes -
typical.  They are not X10 controlled -
just normal switches.

[tommy]

I have one in my warm basement and two in
outside porch lights where it cold (5 deg)
and in both locations they come on low and
get brighter in a couple of minutes -
typical.  They are not X10 controlled -
just normal switches.

[Brian H]

Dick; Yes normal. I have one brand inside my
home that actually is dim for a few minutes
before getting bright. Another brand is
almost full brightness at power up. Cold
makes it take longer and there are special
outside models for real cold stuff.

[maynardw]

The CFL that becomes bright at once was/is
known as the "electronic" type. The CFL
that starts off DIM and become brighter
was/is known as the "core and ballast" type
and maybe a little cheaper.