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What do F and A mean in a deuterium lamp transformer?

Reply #22015-11-13

This kind of problem is really weird. Products from different manufacturers may have completely different wiring labels. There are already plenty of types of transformers, and those used in deuterium lamps are certainly even more specialized. However, the original question doesn’t specify any model numbers, so how can anyone help you?

Reply #32015-11-14

I don’t know how to pronounce those two characters. . . . . . .

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