I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.

In article NYmZn.166244$NW.54369@hurricane,
writes:
I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.

Not enough detail to answer question.
What rating is the ballast and tube?
Can you take a detailed picture of the ballast and put it on a
website somewhere? (Or say what the make/model number is)
What country is this ballast from or designed to run in? (some
types of control gear and matching tubes exist in some countries
but not others).

--
Andrew Gabriel
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In article NYmZn.166244$NW.54369@hurricane,
writes:
I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.

Not enough detail to answer question.
What rating is the ballast and tube?
Can you take a detailed picture of the ballast and put it on a
website somewhere? (Or say what the make/model number is)
What country is this ballast from or designed to run in? (some
types of control gear and matching tubes exist in some countries
but not others).

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

It is in the UK.
It is a new Tridonic Atco EC 16 A27 240V 50HZ ballast. 16 watt
to power a 16 watt straight flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.

In article ONnZn.55361$cJ6.8569@hurricane,
writes:
In article NYmZn.166244$NW.54369@hurricane,
writes:
I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.

Not enough detail to answer question.
What rating is the ballast and tube?
Can you take a detailed picture of the ballast and put it on a
website somewhere? (Or say what the make/model number is)
What country is this ballast from or designed to run in? (some
types of control gear and matching tubes exist in some countries
but not others).

It is in the UK.
It is a new Tridonic Atco EC 16 A27 240V 50HZ ballast. 16 watt
to power a 16 watt straight flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.

It's a regular switch-start ballast (not electronic).
It will need a starter.
Circuit is normally printed in the ballast, but here's one:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...cent_Light.svg

It's a rather low efficiency ballast, which has been illegal to import
or manufacture in the EU since 2005.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

In article ONnZn.55361$cJ6.8569@hurricane,
writes:
In article NYmZn.166244$NW.54369@hurricane,
writes:
I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.

Not enough detail to answer question.
What rating is the ballast and tube?
Can you take a detailed picture of the ballast and put it on a
website somewhere? (Or say what the make/model number is)
What country is this ballast from or designed to run in? (some
types of control gear and matching tubes exist in some countries
but not others).

It is in the UK.
It is a new Tridonic Atco EC 16 A27 240V 50HZ ballast. 16 watt
to power a 16 watt straight flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.

It's a regular switch-start ballast (not electronic).
It will need a starter.
Circuit is normally printed in the ballast, but here's one:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...cent_Light.svg

It's a rather low efficiency ballast, which has been illegal to import
or manufacture in the EU since 2005.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

Is this the electronic ballast?
Tridonic Atco EC18 LC502K.
tia

In article fxpZn.55368$cJ6.41174@hurricane,
writes:
Is this the electronic ballast?
Tridonic Atco EC18 LC502K.

No, it's also a switchstart ballast
http://www.tridonic.com/com/en/products/2353.asp?ln=en

It's more efficient (EEI = B2) than your earlier one,
but it's for different tubes.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

In article fxpZn.55368$cJ6.41174@hurricane,
writes:
Is this the electronic ballast?
Tridonic Atco EC18 LC502K.

No, it's also a switchstart ballast
http://www.tridonic.com/com/en/products/2353.asp?ln=en

It's more efficient (EEI = B2) than your earlier one,
but it's for different tubes.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

What I need is one to run a linear two pins each end15v lamp. approx 18inches long.
I also need one to run a pls lamp of 9v.
I wonder if you could guide me .
Thanks.

In article RVzZn.149936$tH4.83844@hurricane,
writes:
In article fxpZn.55368$cJ6.41174@hurricane,
writes:
Is this the electronic ballast?
Tridonic Atco EC18 LC502K.

No, it's also a switchstart ballast
http://www.tridonic.com/com/en/products/2353.asp?ln=en

It's more efficient (EEI = B2) than your earlier one,
but it's for different tubes.

What I need is one to run a linear two pins each end15v lamp. approx 18inches long.

OK, that's one of the old tube sizes, and becoming rare because
it's not an energy saving tube, and has no energy saving
replacement. It may become impossible to obtain in a few years.
Does it have to be this exact tube? Could you use a 22" tube?

I also need one to run a pls lamp of 9v.
I wonder if you could guide me .
Thanks.

Do you specifically want electronic? (Why?)
What is the application which is using the lamps?

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

In article RVzZn.149936$tH4.83844@hurricane,
writes:
In article fxpZn.55368$cJ6.41174@hurricane,
writes:
Is this the electronic ballast?
Tridonic Atco EC18 LC502K.

No, it's also a switchstart ballast
http://www.tridonic.com/com/en/products/2353.asp?ln=en

It's more efficient (EEI = B2) than your earlier one,
but it's for different tubes.

What I need is one to run a linear two pins each end15v lamp. approx 18inches long.

OK, that's one of the old tube sizes, and becoming rare because
it's not an energy saving tube, and has no energy saving
replacement. It may become impossible to obtain in a few years.
Does it have to be this exact tube? Could you use a 22" tube?

I also need one to run a pls lamp of 9v.
I wonder if you could guide me .
Thanks.

Do you specifically want electronic? (Why?)
What is the application which is using the lamps?

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]
These lamps are uvc for the filters on my pond, they help to keep the water clear.
Tim

wrote:
I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.



Any basic recipe book will have it.

wrote:
I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.


What is a flourescent? do you make cakes with it?

In message , F Murtz
writes
wrote:
I have an electronic ballast which does not have a starter.
what I need is a wiring diagram.
The ballast has two connectors .
I need to wire it to a linear flourescent lamp with two pins at each end.
TIA.


What is a flourescent? do you make cakes with it?

Yeah - very light ones


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geoff