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Avairy lights

Posted: 02 Oct 2014, 07:11
by Blu-Rey
Hi,
I am looking for a lighting system that will automatically dim the lights over say 1 hour at night so i have time to feed my birds when i get home form work.?

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 02 Oct 2014, 16:03
by Spitfire
Hi Blu-Rey, with daylight saving approaching this weekend and the days getting longer, would it not make more sense to save your money, and wake up a little earlier and feed them in the morning. When I was a sprightly chicken, a long time ago, without daylight saving, I used to wake up at 5.00 am to work in my vegetable garden. Think about it, it could make more sense.

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 02 Oct 2014, 16:24
by Blu-Rey
Thanks spit fire
Reside in qld so no daylight saving
I am on a property and already get up at 4:30 to start
More need it for when I get home late
I can get home after dark and do a lot of chores under lights but don't want the sudden shock of lights out bang

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 06 Oct 2014, 05:21
by Blu-Rey
I have found a system that looks like it is goign to work but it is in the UK
Has anyone ever has thing sent in from overseas.??

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 06 Oct 2014, 07:00
by Diane
If it has a plug that will be different to the AU plugs for a start, but the adapters you can buy work well.
If it needs to be hard wired, best get an electrician.
Im also sure the colour coding on the wires inside electrical items are different now too, not sure how it compares to here though. When I left the UK there was a combination of the old and the new wiring in houses and electrical items depending on what had been renewed after the new legislation had been passed.
http://www.diyfixit.co.uk/electrics/col ... iring.html

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 07 Oct 2014, 15:20
by Blu-Rey
Hi Diane
They have said they will put an Australian plug on it and is compatible with Australian power supply
So should work fine

Re: Avairy lightsr

Posted: 07 Oct 2014, 17:33
by Mr Tino
Hi Blu-Rey it does matter if you wire it to Australia standerd the wire cable colour do not comply, to my understanding red or brown as active,black or blue as neutral,green was earth,until they make it green/yellow as earth,not grey as earth in
link that you show us,it all about safety that we wire up the wires in the right terminal and using the right colour for earth and should follow the Australia standard wiring rule regulation ,I hope this will help you to understand it why these rule are made.
By the way are talk about three phase or single phase wiring of that cable you talk about Blu-Rey

Cheer From Mr Tino :thumbup: :angel:

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 07 Oct 2014, 19:17
by rpetersen
Hi Blu-Rey,

I am interested to know what type of system this is and how it works. Can you please post a link.


Riyaad :wave:

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 08 Oct 2014, 18:38
by Blu-Rey
Hi mr tino
No it is single phase and just need to make sure it is wire up correctly . It's not hard wired so that makes it easier

Riyaad
Here is the link
I have found others but this seems to be the best one
http://www.thebirdroom.co.uk/shop/15/bu ... -400-watts
Craig

Re: Avairy lights

Posted: 08 Oct 2014, 19:43
by rpetersen
Thanks Graig :thumbup: