Light Bulb Into Wrong Voltage! What Will Happen? Short answer: If you put a light bulb into the wrong voltage, it may either burn out immediately or shine less brightly due to overvoltage or undervoltage, respectively.

Explanation: Light bulbs are designed to operate within specific voltage ranges. When you connect a light bulb to a voltage that is significantly higher than its rated voltage, it's called overvoltage. This can cause the filament inside the bulb to heat up excessively, leading to rapid burnout or even a shattered bulb.

Conversely, if you connect a light bulb to a voltage lower than its rated voltage, known as undervoltage, the filament may not reach its intended temperature to emit the desired amount of light. The bulb will appear dimmer and may have a shorter lifespan since the filament isn't operating optimally.

It's important to use light bulbs that are compatible with the voltage supplied by your electrical system to ensure proper and safe operation.

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