Recent content by jose_007

thanks everyone. I will try to implement the above ideas to get best result and get back to you people

I talked about using fuse some time back.I was also wondering if a one time investment of uisng an mcb of lower current rating at the particular switchboard can be made ?? Also can anyone please confirm zener diode available of max rating ?

precisely my point.CFL's are expensive and just better than incandescent in life @mike_in_plano by electronic section ,you mean the holder ?

@Got Dzel the lamp and supply are both at 230v @NascentOxygen i am using philips lamps,which so far I think is a good company:P I too think voltage fluctutaion could be a cause because normally filaments aren't that good to sustain such changes i too thought of this thing,but isn't...

thanks for reply NascentOxygen cfl is surely an option...but i would keep it as the last one. do you think anything else that can improve the situation ? Also I was wondering if a fuse between the switch and bulb could be of any help.. (just wondering)

also can switching to cfl be of any help ? I have been avoiding it so far because its extra burden replacing them time and again

i receive 220v single phase supply at my home. i have 60w incandescent bulbs installed in 2 different rooms which keep blowing almost every week (just after turning on)...There is no loss of appliances since mcb at mains resets but i have to replace bulbs every time. Is there a solution ...