Method of rectifying insufficient brightness from a CFL.

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kreed

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This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.
 
"kreed"
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This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.
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** Using my Xmas pressy DSO to good effect, I measured the inrush surge of
a 22 watt CLF the other day.

When switched near to a voltage peak, I max was a cool 33 amps.

The current pulse had an overall duration of 120uS.




....... Phil
 
"kreed"

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This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.
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BRILLIANT !! The only thing I don't like about it is that it's not
symmetrical.

Mark
 
kreed wrote:
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This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.
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I think I'd want to run that on a 3 phase supply.

Sylvia.
 
"Stupider than Anyone Else Alive "


http://byaki.net/uploads/posts/2009-12/1261688729_fixed_14.jpg


This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.

I think I'd want to run that on a 3 phase supply.
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** WTF for - you imbecile ??

Its less than 150 watts of load.



..... Phil
 
Phil Allison wrote:
"Stupider than Anyone Else Alive "


http://byaki.net/uploads/posts/2009-12/1261688729_fixed_14.jpg


This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.
I think I'd want to run that on a 3 phase supply.


** WTF for - you imbecile ??

Its less than 150 watts of load.
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Have you no sense of humour, Phil?

Sylvia.
 
kreed wrote:
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This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.
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Obviously doing it for better colour balance judging by the different
phosphor types.
 
well , it wouldnt be a problem for you would it phil , since your bypassed
th e electric meter in ya fuse box....




"Phil Allison" <phil_a@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:7qae89F6b8U1@mid.individual.net...
"Stupider than Anyone Else Alive "


http://byaki.net/uploads/posts/2009-12/1261688729_fixed_14.jpg


This might be one of those cases where turning on the light may trip
the breaker due to inrush current.

I think I'd want to run that on a 3 phase supply.


** WTF for - you imbecile ??

Its less than 150 watts of load.



.... Phil
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