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The gear that came with the Gaash Sealight Plus as standard It uses PTC controlled preheating, but have proper EOL protection. When a lamp reaches EOL, the ballast behaves exactly like an Arlen Pulsestarter on a 36W T8 lamp, and unable to start the lamps. This looks a common with programmed start ballasts for two lamps as well.

The gear that came with the Gaash Sealight Plus as standard

It uses PTC controlled preheating, but have proper EOL protection.
When a lamp reaches EOL, the ballast behaves exactly like an Arlen Pulsestarter on a 36W T8 lamp, and unable to start the lamps.
This looks a common with programmed start ballasts for two lamps as well.

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Filename:IMG_1696.JPG
Album name:dor123 / Control gears
Manufacturer:Philips, Poland
Type/Model:HF-E 228 TL5 II
Wattage:2x28W T5
Filesize:397 KiB
Date added:10 Apr, 2024
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Beta 5   [10 Apr, 2024 at 04:57 PM]
Seems a bit cheapo to go for the essential range, though that said they probably aren't any worse than the Chinese Tridonic's some here were coming with.
dor123   [10 Apr, 2024 at 05:35 PM]
Some have already failed and been replaced.
Beta 5   [10 Apr, 2024 at 05:58 PM]
What were they using as replacements?
Slyspark   [11 Apr, 2024 at 12:07 AM]
Doesn't say 'Made in China' on it, so already better than the Chinese Tridonics...
dor123   [11 Apr, 2024 at 06:12 AM]
@Beta 5: Various electronic ballasts. The storage of Carmel hospital have VS/Eltam/Osram/Philips/Tridonic.
Ash   [11 Apr, 2024 at 11:59 AM]
I have installed several of those in luminaires (replacing Chinese ballasts), don't recall any problems with them
dor123   [11 Apr, 2024 at 01:44 PM]
There were some of them triggering EOL protection on good lamps, which was the reason why they were been replaced.
Beta 5   [11 Apr, 2024 at 04:26 PM]
Normally I'm used to seeing a HF-P in this sort of fitting, though being Polish Philips they shouldn't be too bad? They have got to be better than the generic stuff with the cheap fittings, though the quality of the ballast in those usually matches the fixture itself.
@Sylspark, yes that's definitely true!
dor123   [11 Apr, 2024 at 05:51 PM]
The storage of Carmel hospital, also have Philips HF-P ballasts.

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