Not having an electrical background wondered if it matters which way a Bally Pop Bumper Socket is installed? Specifically e-120-25 sockets.
Not having an electrical background wondered if it matters which way a Bally Pop Bumper Socket is installed? Specifically e-120-25 sockets.
Quoted from zacaj:Nope. Lamps have no polarity, and the socket is basically just a lamp extension cable
THANKS .... so is this the case for all sockets across all manufacturers?
Quoted from meSz:THANKS .... so is this the case for all sockets across all manufacturers?
Maybe not on modern games with leds, but if it uses an incandescant bulb, that's how it is.
Quoted from zacaj:Maybe not on modern games with leds, but if it uses an incandescant bulb, that's how it is.
Thanks again!
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