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Really instant start starters for fluorescent tube lamps?
Hi all,
I've searched the group on Google groups and found two relevant threads: http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk....7b3362e020eec1 http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk....72693b3c1ae1ca In one of them the starters from Tabelek are recommended. http://www.tabelek.co.uk/product-300...be-starter.asp Does that recommendation still hold? I'm after starters that don't either (a) wait an interminable interval before deigning to start up the lamp or (b) go blink...blink...blink...blinkety-ahah! I've been using standard Osram ST111s, and even with a new starter and a new tube, the behaviour is generally (b). Personally, I like the light to come on in a reasonably short period after I've flicked the lightswitch, and not try and give me an epileptic seizure while doing so. The alternative is wiring in an electronic hf ballast - is this Part P covered? If not, any recommendations on that score, and gotchas and things to avoid? Thanks, Sid |
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