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Old 02-08-2008, 08:38 PM   #1
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hi all i was wondering if some one can help me out,
im going to buy 2 small aquarium lights and want to wire them up so i can power them both off one plug and wanted to know if thats possible

the lights are 6700k 11watts AC: 220-240V- 50Hz each

if it is can some one please give me some info on how to do this

thank you
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