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Transistor Inverter Supplier

omad65 · 2008-07-07 14:19:02

I dont suppose anybody knows of a good supplier of transistor inverters to be used for powering a fluorescent lighting arrangement. The inverter will be fed with a 110V supply. The tubes will be 40W. Thanks.

07-07-2008 2:19pm

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omad65

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I dont suppose anybody knows of a good supplier of transistor inverters to be used for powering a fluorescent lighting arrangement. The inverter will be fed with a 110V supply. The tubes will be 40W.
Thanks.

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#2 07-07-2008 11:05pm

DublinDilbert

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Why bother with an inverter, why not try get some US florescent lights?

Or you could probably change the ballasts in the lights to 110V ones from the US.

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#3 08-07-2008 12:47am

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im not well up on flouresent lighting but would the gear in 110 flouresents like that used on sites do the trick and if so they should be easilly got over here. also are the bulbs t5 or t8

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