BudBunker
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Urban Spaceman said:
Those are these blue pig things made for absorbing water/oil/ect
I found same papers titled compact floros on inverters.
"Using any type of ellectric ballast on in inverter can result in serious degradation of some of the components, particularly input RFI capacitor, and DC bus storage capacitors. The high rate of voltage rise common in inverter waveforms may well cuase the pulse current rating of these capacitors to be exceeded, cuasing premature failer of the ballast. There is even a possiblity of failure modes that result in safety hazards, which may not have been anticipated by the testing preformed to obtain UL listing. Obviously, inverters with uncorrected output waveforms are the worst potential offenders, but even so-called modified sinewae inverters could be a prolblem with some ballasts. These effects are not necessarily visibly observable, although any flickering on the inverter that is not present on the grid is a tip-off of potential trouble."
Shit, I guess that means these are useless for HID lights?
