An anti-cycle ignitor that doing 10 sec than 2 min cycles respectively? « on: February 28, 2020, 01:36:21 PM » Author: dor123
At the end of Cremiux street, there is a Thorn Europhane Pilote T1 with an anti-cycle pulse ignitor that cycle in the following manner: its first cycle lasts 10 sec and the second cycle lasts 2 min, in both cycles, the ignitor don't try to restrike the lamp during these periods, and after repeating this lot of times, it stops permanently. This ignitor is available also for the Thorn Alpha 2000. Anyone know what is the name of the said ignitor? Is it Thorn? Tridonic? Europhane/Sabir? Etc... Video will come soon...
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	Re: An anti-cycle ignitor that doing 10 sec than 2 min cycles respectively? « Reply #1 on: February 28, 2020, 02:22:26 PM » Author: dor123
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