How Do You Wire A Halogen Lamp?
Halogen light bulbs are a more energy-efficient alternative to regular incandescent ones. They are filled with halogen gas which produces a brighter light at a much higher temperature, but because they burn so hot, they must be enclosed in a heat-resistant material, such as quartz. Halogen reacts with the tungsten in the bulb filament, partially recycling it back onto the filament, so that halogen bulbs last longer than incandescent ones. Halogen fixtures are wired in the same way as regular incandescent fixtures. Step 1 Make sure the power is off. Step 2 Remove about 6 inches of sheathing from the electrical cord protruding from the electrical box in the wall or ceiling. Cut around the sheathing with a utility knife, being careful not to cut into the wires inside. Pull the sheathing off with pliers and separate the wires. Step 3 Use the splicing tool to remove about 1/2 inch from the ends of the black and white wires. Step 4 Hold the white wires from the box and the light fixture toge