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Transformer pole with Gaash Venus Pro LED lantern
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This LED lantern has been replaced a AEG Koffer 150 with a SON-T 250W lamp, that has been replaced a similar lantern with a cycling SON-T 150W.
More information about this lantern: https://www.gaashlighting.com/page_27551
Regarding to the transformer: You can see the arcing horns on it that protects it against overvoltage by creating an arc that shorting the output. Once the arc created, it rises upwards and disappearing, similar to a Jacob's Ladder.
But there is something strange with these arcing horns: The spark gaps have wires in them which I don't know what it is.
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This LED lantern has been replaced a AEG Koffer 150 with a SON-T 250W lamp, that has been replaced a similar lantern with a cycling SON-T 150W.
More information about this lantern: [url]https://www.gaashlighting.com/page_27551[/url]
[url=https://postimg.cc/06rrVCpy][img]https://i.postimg.cc/06rrVCpy/IMG-8148.jpg[/img][/url]
Regarding to the transformer: You can see the arcing horns on it that protects it against overvoltage by creating an arc that shorting the output. Once the arc created, it rises upwards and disappearing, similar to a Jacob's Ladder.
But there is something strange with these arcing horns: The spark gaps have wires in them which I don't know what it is.](albums/userpics/10233/normal_IMG_8146.JPG "Click to view full size image
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Transformer pole with Gaash Venus Pro LED lantern
[url=https://postimg.cc/2VFqyykr][img]https://i.postimg.cc/2VFqyykr/IMG-8147.jpg[/img][/url]
This LED lantern has been replaced a AEG Koffer 150 with a SON-T 250W lamp, that has been replaced a similar lantern with a cycling SON-T 150W.
More information about this lantern: [url]https://www.gaashlighting.com/page_27551[/url]
[url=https://postimg.cc/06rrVCpy][img]https://i.postimg.cc/06rrVCpy/IMG-8148.jpg[/img][/url]
Regarding to the transformer: You can see the arcing horns on it that protects it against overvoltage by creating an arc that shorting the output. Once the arc created, it rises upwards and disappearing, similar to a Jacob's Ladder.
But there is something strange with these arcing horns: The spark gaps have wires in them which I don't know what it is.")
