Posted by George Marsh on August 04, 2011 at 14:07:41 from (50.104.246.47):
In Reply to: OT dusk to dawn light posted by Big Irish on August 03, 2011 at 18:53:46:
Every central A/c I've seen runs on 220 vac and my dusk to dawn runs on 120 vac. Not to say that some dusk to dawns may run on 220vac, just haven't seen one.
Either get an electrican out or invest in a voltmeter. Measure the 220 volts feeding your main CB and see what happens to the voltage when the A/c comes on.
Do other lights in the house flicker when the A/c comes on? If they do, you definetly have an issue. I've seen old 60 amp services connected to a 100 a circuit breaker box. That will cause issues like you may have. I've seen old breaker boxes (load centers)that need replaced. Sometimes lightning hits your service wire and damages a splice or you could have a bad connection in your meter base. You have all sorts of possibilities that can cause your problem. If you don't know what you are doing and my guess is you may not because you are asking an electrical question on a tractor sight, GET PROFESSIONAL HELP!
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