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£120 all in! Rather than working I spent the last hour of yesterday afternoon rummaging through the shelves of our local Edmundsons with Jordan!, had to grab this little lot for a play with!

£120 all in!

Rather than working I spent the last hour of yesterday afternoon rummaging through the shelves of our local Edmundsons with Jordan!, had to grab this little lot for a play with!

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Album name:AngryHorse / Halide lamps
Manufacturer:Parmar/Venture
Type/Model:1 KW SON gear and halide lamp
Wattage:1000watts
Filesize:894 KiB
Date added:21 Sep, 2019
Dimensions:2048 x 1536 pixels
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FrontSideBus   [21 Sep, 2019 at 03:51 PM]
That’s a beast!
AngryHorse   [21 Sep, 2019 at 05:48 PM]
Lol, dor123 bless him, dived straight in with the old “these are for mercy gear only” argument on LG!, we’ve had that conversation before! Laughing
fluorescent   [21 Sep, 2019 at 07:31 PM]
Will that ignitor work with that ballast?
AngryHorse   [21 Sep, 2019 at 08:24 PM]
That’s a good point, I presumed it was superimposed??
Kev   [21 Sep, 2019 at 08:46 PM]
Ah no looks like it might be the wrong ignitor! Still cheap though as those lamps are normally £80 alone!
AngryHorse   [21 Sep, 2019 at 09:13 PM]
Yeah, well spotted Adam Very Happy I’ve picked the wrong ignitor up, will swap Monday Embarrassed
James   [22 Sep, 2019 at 07:08 AM]
The ballast is dual rated for both mercury and SON currents, so it must surely have sufficiently good insulation to withstand a 5kV ignitor. And for the lamp there is no problem, it could be struck with a soft ignitor but will not be damaged with more power. So I would keep this setup, then you have the flexibility to use same components for other lamps which do need more energy to strike.
AngryHorse   [22 Sep, 2019 at 08:01 AM]
Yeah I was thinking that this morning James, most impulse ignitors just fire on their neighbouring windings on a multi-tap ballast, the wiring just needs configuring slightly different Cool
The only thing is, is what tap to put the ignition wire to?, with Thorn gear it’s always put to the 220 tap, but this is a multi tap ballast, is their a difference with how far the ignition voltage has to goes through the windings?

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