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    Apr 11, 2010, 06:42 AM
    220 volt circuit, compact fluorescent vs mercury vapour-coated. Which uses the greater
    220 volt circuit, compact fluorescent vs mercury vapour-coated. Which uses the greater amperage? Thanks
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    Apr 11, 2010, 07:21 AM

    Where are you using a "220V" circuit for lights like this?

    Is this 220v in Europe or overseas, or commercial 240v in the US/CA?

    Your question cannot be answered as asked. We need more details, such as fixture type, lamp wattage, etc.
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