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It would nice if light fixture connections could be multi-voltage... i.e., many ballasts are 120/277, or even 120/208/277/480, etc... it would be nice to be able to be able to define a connection to work as an 'mvolt'.. i.e., like a multi select list box... list multiple voltages, but only select the applicable ones.
Hi Martin - You can do this in the "extreme" case where the multi-volt
ballast will accept any voltage used in the drawing. Just set the connector
voltage to and it will "inherit" the voltage of the circuit that
you connect it to.
jason
"Martin Schmid" wrote in message
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> It would nice if light fixture connections could be multi-voltage... i.e.,
many ballasts are 120/277, or even 120/208/277/480, etc... it would be nice
to be able to be able to define a connection to work as an 'mvolt'.. i.e.,
like a multi select list box... list multiple voltages, but only select the
applicable ones.
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