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3 phase system with 2/3's of the load affected - so looks like either lights are wired in delta and 1 phase is failing, or 1 phase on the primary of HV transformer failing. I think the lights are Instant Start http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqH8OkravhU |
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| It look more like an insufficient power of the backup genset...
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| Someone uploaded this video to LG in the past.
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| Is this video filmed by somebody from LG, or just posted here as a 'youtube find" like i did ?
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| I don't find the video. But I'm sure it posted as a Youtube find video.
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yea loooks like not anuf volts i have a US IS ballast wen the V drops to low the lamp starts to flash like crazy  |
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| yeah many instant start ballasts will do this when power is not sufficient, i have seen a few cases of this happening, often times when the power comes back many of the out of spec ballasts will fail
magnetic RS ballasts just get slightly flickery i think, or just do a dim glow
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| The primary side of the power line was arcing out to ground on one or more phases. After a while the last phase either got involved in the arc and caused the fuses to finally open, or a protective circuit opened all three phases and killed the power.
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| According to what I remember from the original post of this video here, this was happened during a power interruption, and the backup generator run out of fuel. All of these fixtures described as having programmed start electronic ballasts.
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