Posted by Jeff NWOH on February 07, 2009 at 10:24:50 from (65.24.80.222):
Here's the scoop. I've got HO 8' lights in my garage and shop (heated and unheated halves). Never had an issue w/ the garage lights or in the heated shop. The unheated shop is confusing the heck out of me though.
Ocasionally when it's real cold I have one or two that won't light. Ends of the bulbs glow but no light. Flick the switch once or twice and they usually go, but not always. Could assume I got a couple duds?
Now the part that confuses me(don't take much). Today I need some light and its 45 deg out, maybe a little cooler in the barn but not cold and only 1 of 6 will light. The other 5 have bulbs glowing orange on the ends. Played w/ the switch and finally got 3 to go after about 15 attempts. I had the same problem a few weeks back when we had a little warmup like this.
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