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Converting a Class I Lamp Post into Class II - Possible??

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Jan 18, 2015

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I've never used a 240-240 isolation transformer, could you let me know more please?

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Joe S said:
I've never used a 240-240 isolation transformer, could you let me know more please?

You have if you've used a shaver point

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Jan 18, 2015

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Install the LED tx in a separate enclosure external to the lamp post

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Only he will know where the zones end,but that would be an option I would be looking at. without details we are just guessing.

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