ATI Powermodule

stealle · 09/18/2009, 02:51 PM

From what I can tell, the ATI Powermodules have two AC plug-ins and might have two on/off switches. This makes it so you can turn on two bulbs separately from the rest of the bulbs.

When you only turn on two bulbs, which two are they. For example with a 10 bulb unit. Do two bulbs on opposite sides light up (ie one bulb in the front and one in the back) or do two bulbs on one side light up (ie two bulbs on front)?

slant77 · 09/18/2009, 02:59 PM

on a 6 bulb fixture 2and5 or on one plug and the others on the other plug.

stealle · 09/18/2009, 04:10 PM

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Originally posted by slant77
on a 6 bulb fixture 2and5 or on one plug and the others on the other plug.

Ohhh... OK, that's interesting. Thanks! I figure a ten bulb has something like 3 and 8 on one plug with the others on the other plug.

Can someone with a 10 bulb tell me how yours works?

bvoss · 09/18/2009, 04:28 PM

I think the magic formula is just one light in from each side

09/18/2009, 02:51 PM	#1
stealle Premium Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 501	ATI Powermodule From what I can tell, the ATI Powermodules have two AC plug-ins and might have two on/off switches. This makes it so you can turn on two bulbs separately from the rest of the bulbs. When you only turn on two bulbs, which two are they. For example with a 10 bulb unit. Do two bulbs on opposite sides light up (ie one bulb in the front and one in the back) or do two bulbs on one side light up (ie two bulbs on front)?

09/18/2009, 02:59 PM	#2
slant77 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Florida Posts: 611	on a 6 bulb fixture 2and5 or on one plug and the others on the other plug.

09/18/2009, 04:28 PM	#4
bvoss Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 795	I think the magic formula is just one light in from each side