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farhill said:I think besides doing calculation, the maker just simply ignites some samples till they ballast. Then take the average as the life time.
Just providing Guarantee for a year or so doesent detrmine the life. Its purely a marketing Gimmick to attract more customers.domino999 said:Usually, manufacturers provide 3-5 years guarantee for electronic ballast
saumya_85 said:I got document ?
Could anybody suggest me Whether it is right or wrong?
mvs sarma said:saumya_85 said:I got document ?
Could anybody suggest me Whether it is right or wrong?
please read the very first para which says,"Ballast lifetime calculations are one of the most difficult items to be calculated because it is determined by the lifetime of all the components used and the amount of stress (voltage, current and temperature) on each of these components."
later in the article, this parameter doesn't appear to have been dealt with.
, How about the spikes deliberately created, and the voltage extremes like 120 in the peak hours and near 300 in slack hours of the rural belt. heavy fluctuations due to motors operating. Lightening spikes during mansoon season. All these parameters contribute to early failures. lack of quality control and rushed manufacture to make things chap, lets down the life. Most probable failures are attributable to cheap wire used for the inductor used in the designs, that land the component to partial shot.etc
Thus while a paper may speak in support of their manufacturing process, that alone may not reflect the reality, i fear.
Sarma