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It generates thousands of volts when the HID lamp startertes up, so it is wise to treat it with respect.
It is important that you connect together all the parts correctly and use the lines of good quality. Please read the manuals and manuals.
Lamps should be connected to an electrical circuit with earth, and it is wise to check the HPFI relay works. HPFI measures the flow in and out, and breaks if there is leakage current. If the cord can HPHI relay save lives.
The timer you use should be of good quality. Avoid the very cheapest editions. You should choose a timer on can withstand a minimum of 15 amps.
Hedges tend to be in 10 - 15 Amperes in ordinary homes. You should not overload the fuses, use the maximum 70 - 80% of their capacity. Typically, the HID lamps use a maximum of 1 A per 100 watts, so it is nice to join a 600-watt lamp on a fuse. It is not wise connect several lamps in the same socket, using either multiple independent outlets. If you have an old electric conditioning, it may be wise to an electrician to install more powerful ones.
You may want to connect the lamp and fan in the same connector, so you can avoid the fan runs while the lamp is lit. Without the fan it could quickly become too hot and there may be a risk of fire.
Ballast Stone of the lamp can get very hot, and it should be placed in a safe place with a surface that is not flammable. Balla Stone should be at a place with good air circulation. Do not put it inside a small cabinet or the like.
Electricity is dangerous so do not take any stupid sjanser.Vær sense and obey these rules:
1.-Turn off the power before working with wiring, ballast and lamps.
2.-Be sure to have it clean and dry where you work.
3.-Use wires of good quality with good insulation.
4.-Use any special tools when you need to Insulate the wires.
5.-Do not touch the lamp, ballast and wires when the power is plugged in.
6.-Replace bad cables. Small cracks can be dangerous.
7.-Water and electricity are dangerous. Water the plants while the power is on. Be sure that water does not come into contact with wires, ballast or lamp.
8.-Let stand with ballast socket out for at least a day before you touch it. There is a danger that there is power in the condenser.
9.-Hang up the smoke detector (higher) where you serve, and make sure it can be heard from the bedroom. A smoke detector can save lives if something goes wrong.
It generates thousands of volts when the HID lamp startertes up, so it is wise to treat it with respect.
It is important that you connect together all the parts correctly and use the lines of good quality. Please read the manuals and manuals.
Lamps should be connected to an electrical circuit with earth, and it is wise to check the HPFI relay works. HPFI measures the flow in and out, and breaks if there is leakage current. If the cord can HPHI relay save lives.
The timer you use should be of good quality. Avoid the very cheapest editions. You should choose a timer on can withstand a minimum of 15 amps.
Hedges tend to be in 10 - 15 Amperes in ordinary homes. You should not overload the fuses, use the maximum 70 - 80% of their capacity. Typically, the HID lamps use a maximum of 1 A per 100 watts, so it is nice to join a 600-watt lamp on a fuse. It is not wise connect several lamps in the same socket, using either multiple independent outlets. If you have an old electric conditioning, it may be wise to an electrician to install more powerful ones.
You may want to connect the lamp and fan in the same connector, so you can avoid the fan runs while the lamp is lit. Without the fan it could quickly become too hot and there may be a risk of fire.
Ballast Stone of the lamp can get very hot, and it should be placed in a safe place with a surface that is not flammable. Balla Stone should be at a place with good air circulation. Do not put it inside a small cabinet or the like.
Electricity is dangerous so do not take any stupid sjanser.Vær sense and obey these rules:
1.-Turn off the power before working with wiring, ballast and lamps.
2.-Be sure to have it clean and dry where you work.
3.-Use wires of good quality with good insulation.
4.-Use any special tools when you need to Insulate the wires.
5.-Do not touch the lamp, ballast and wires when the power is plugged in.
6.-Replace bad cables. Small cracks can be dangerous.
7.-Water and electricity are dangerous. Water the plants while the power is on. Be sure that water does not come into contact with wires, ballast or lamp.
8.-Let stand with ballast socket out for at least a day before you touch it. There is a danger that there is power in the condenser.
9.-Hang up the smoke detector (higher) where you serve, and make sure it can be heard from the bedroom. A smoke detector can save lives if something goes wrong.
