How Do You Troubleshoot A Halogen Lamp?
A halogen lamp is a type of indoor light fixture designed to burn at a high temperature to produce a brighter, cooler light than typical incandescent lamps. Because they can emit high levels of light from smaller bulbs, halogen lamps are popular in small, enclosed spaces. However, halogen lamps occasionally do not work as expected. Learn specific troubleshooting strategies to fix a halogen lamp and make your home a brighter place. Step 1 Check that the halogen lamp is plugged into a reliable electrical outlet. Flickering or occasionally dimming of the light may point to unreliable wiring or poor circuitry in the outlet. Check that the halogen lamp’s voltage rating matches the rating in your home. The lamp’s rating is typically stamped on its box or the base of the lamp stand. Some older homes may not have enough voltage to illuminate newer halogen lamp models fully, resulting in less-than-optimum illumination. Step 2 Inspect the light bulb if it does not illuminate, or if it sparks, fl
