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some one please help. i have a 2 way lighting circuit, wired through a 6 term jb ins res is ok all other test show no faults 30v on strappers. only affects energy saving bulbs. could it be it requires power correction capacitor? answers on a postcard please
 
needs a snubber. these generally consist of a small network of R and C combined. filters out the induced/capacitative voltage.
 

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