Quoted from russdx:Maybe some weird grounding issue rather then current draw?
That’s the easiest thing to verify so that’s where I would start. http://thecircuitdetective.com/outlet_tester_readings.php
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Quoted from Yelobird:Dimming lights means your close to over loading the breaker
I haven’t heard this claim before. Can you provide some evidence to support it please?
Quoted from Yelobird:I’m sure you could Google thousands of documents to support the concern.
The onus is on you to support your claim. When someone makes a claim without sufficient evidence to support it you should dismiss it until they provide the evidence.
Quoted from CDogster:Does anyone here run their pinball machine with an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) underneath? If things get expensive, this may be an affordable way to go.
I don’t think a UPS would help with your issue. A power conditioner might. That's a question you should ask your electrician.
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