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Why do I measure very low voltage on the lamp even though the light output looks OK? Shouldn it be about 11.5V?

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Why do I measure very low voltage on the lamp even though the light output looks OK? Shouldn it be about 11.5V?

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You must use a digital volt meter capable of reading 25KHz or higher waveforms, we suggest a Fluke Model 5220A or equivalent.

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