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Crompton C422 65w SRS Ballasts - BLI Manufactured? (Dead) These appear to be BLI made? Sadly both are dead. Comparing resistance readings with some working SRS ballasts, there is no continuity between terminals 1 & 2 on either of these.

Crompton C422 65w SRS Ballasts - BLI Manufactured? (Dead)


These appear to be BLI made? Sadly both are dead. Comparing resistance readings with some working SRS ballasts, there is no continuity between terminals 1 & 2 on either of these.

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Filename:IMG_20190312_182815.jpg
Album name:fluorescent / Control Gear
Manufacturer:BLI
Type/Model:C422
Wattage:0w :-)
Filesize:2950 KiB
Date added:14 Mar, 2019
Dimensions:2362 x 1379 pixels
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Kev   [14 Mar, 2019 at 11:10 PM]
Strange these would both go!
fluorescent   [15 Mar, 2019 at 02:52 PM]
Both of these and the one that's already been replaced at some point in the past. I'm gonna try to open these up, I wonder if there's thermal fuses inside or something? They've not gone into meltdown or anything
BC5-80   [22 Oct, 2020 at 02:09 PM]
If you still have those I reckon they'd be worth having their bases removed to see if the innards can be accessed. They seem to have internal suppressors fitted, which like to fail short circuit, and internal fuses in series with Live in (does it say 1A?).
fluorescent   [28 Oct, 2020 at 12:51 AM]
They went in the bin. I did try to open them up but they looked quite bad inside, evidence of burning and didn't see any obvious fuses
FrontSideBus   [28 Oct, 2020 at 10:51 AM]
Toasted!

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