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Filename: | OSRAM_2__40W_Light_Blue_2.JPG |
Album name: | BC5-80 / Fluorescent tubes |
Manufacturer: | Osram |
Wattage: | 2' 40W |
Filesize: | 573 KiB |
Date added: | 12 Jun, 2016 |
Dimensions: | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
Displayed: | 32 times |
URL: | http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=4120 |
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Got to ask, is that a 2' 40w ballast or a 4' 40w.....
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2' 40W.
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Then I'm VERY jealous! I can't find a 2' 40w ballast for a single tube anywhere
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Any chance of a front-on shot of ballast and label please?
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It was the last one I suspect and I almost feel guilty for acquiring it.
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I've got a switch-start ballast for a pair of 2' 40w tubes, but then, you can use any old 80w ballast for that. Have to resort to using a pair of 20w ballasts in parallel, but these don't fit in a single 2' batten Mind you, that wouldn't fit in anything.....
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Ballast pictures in ballast album.
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Cheers
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I've converted a 2' twin for 2 x 40W switchstart using a Philips Polyslim 80W choke, which is also listed for 2 x 2' 40W. With 5uF PFC capacitor there's no room left. It gets hot as well - so inefficient, but interesting.
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I'd like to be able to run a single tube, in a fitting, but with 2 x 20w ballasts in the fitting, there's no room for cable entry or anything else for that matter. Those got hot too!
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