Reply to "2 hopefully basic dimming questions"

Studio42 (Guest)

Well, I'm not going to guess which way this idiot chose to roast his chestnuts over his open fire(of a house). Doesn't really matter.

The best point you brought up is to use PROFESSIONAL dimmers and quality cabling. Both are key safety factors. That and do the math to prevent overloading breakers.

People go nuts over two holidays: Halloween and Christmas. I suspect it to be the same in a lot of places. With some of the insane displays, it's a miracle more houses don't burn down.

I don't get into holidays. It's just another day of the week for me.

Go safe and sane in decorating!

11/26/093:52 PM

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