Hi

       in a rented condominium who is responsible for replacing faulty light bulbs .

34 minutes ago, jdwilko said:

Hi

       in a rented condominium who is responsible for replacing faulty light bulbs .

 

You short of money??????

A light bulb only costs a few baht, so why not just replace it, job done.

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Lamps are consumables like toilet paper, your responsibility.

 

When one burns out, replace it.  Put the bad ones in a box and when you move out put the bad ones back in and take the good ones with you!!!

On 3/27/2017 at 1:43 PM, wayned said:

take the good ones with you!

LOL  !! 

As a maybe off topic side note  I finally found some   T8   LED  light strips   200 baht

from the   "sells everything shop"   behind Big C north Pattaya

I managed to drop the tube and the glass cracked but of course it still works.

 

They says the tube can be directly installed into  the old fluorescent tube fixture wouldn't there be some high voltage problems from the starter ?

On 27/03/2017 at 1:43 PM, wayned said:

When one burns out, replace it.  Put the bad ones in a box and when you move out put the bad ones back in and take the good ones with you!!!

 

When we moved into our last place in the UK the previous owner had taken their nice light fittings. No issue there, but they hadn't put back the regular pendants, so not only wasn't there a lamp in the place, there was nothing to put them in either

 

On 29/03/2017 at 2:31 PM, johng said:

As a maybe off topic side note  I finally found some   T8   LED  light strips   200 baht

from the   "sells everything shop"   behind Big C north Pattaya

I managed to drop the tube and the glass cracked but of course it still works.

 

They says the tube can be directly installed into  the old fluorescent tube fixture wouldn't there be some high voltage problems from the starter ?

Depends on the tube design, the ones I've got you tale out the ballast and starter and then wire it line to one end and neutral to the other. I have seen a design that does have a "starter" of some kind.