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US 8,006,375 B2Granted
Apparatus for equalizing voltage across an electrical lighting system
OwnerNate Mulleninventor
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Abstract
An apparatus for equalizing voltage across an electrical lighting system, particularly in low voltage landscape lighting systems. The apparatus consists of a plastic cylinder having open ends and containing two or more connectors for connecting a homerun wire from a transformer to wire leads from the various light fixtures in the lighting system. The wire leads are of uniform length to ensure that each light fixture is ecu distant from the transformer.
Claims8
An apparatus for equalizing voltage drop across a plurality of outdoor, electrical light fixtures in an outdoor electrical lighting system, comprising:
- a transformer having a homerun wire providing electricity;
- leadwires on each of the plurality of light fixtures, wherein the leadwires on one of the light fixtures are of an equal length as the leadwires of the other light fixtures;
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- a hollow, cylindrical member having an open bottom and enclosing wire connectors for connecting the homerun wire directly to only the leadwires such that each of the plurality of light fixtures is an equal distance of electrical wire from the transformer and has an equal number of electrical connections therebetween.
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