@epoch @TheGibson 😯 it's not?
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@qwazix @thegibson I was talking about how they do 220/240 in the USA, I figure where you're at they do the 110/120 style, but just with a higher voltage. @epoch @TheGibson ah, that makes sense. However we can still wire the light bulbs either way. @qwazix @thegibson I know that a lot of things work in either direction, but for some reason, either the sockets or the specific type of bulb, these didn't light when hooked up backwards. I'm thinking it might be they were LED bulbs that wouldn't work backwards. I haven't tested the bulbs and the sockets independently to figure it out exactly. Guess I could find a lamp that doesn't use a polarized plug and an LED bulb to test it real fast. |
@qwazix @thegibson there's a neutral line and a hot line. the hot one bounces and the neutral just sits. 220/240 is done by having two hot lines in opposite phase.