Hi All,
Definitely, for 300 W / 70 V rated Zen Lite Amp, how many 150 W / 240 V bulbs I need in which disposition😕
NHul
Definitely, for 300 W / 70 V rated Zen Lite Amp, how many 150 W / 240 V bulbs I need in which disposition😕
NHul
Let me see if I have you clear. You want a 300 watt
Zen amp?
Not that I consider this unrealistic....

Zen amp?
Not that I consider this unrealistic....

Considering that the amplifier would be 8% efficient, that would be a lot of light and heat created by this amplifier for that power... are you insane?
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Brian
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Brian
I think what you want to know is about the number 4.
Instead of 1*300W at 120V like Nelson Pass used in the article try 4 * 150W at 240V.
But, maybe its a cheap and easy way to use some 12V Halogen bulbs in serie and parallel, or like i did, use 2*500W Halogen 240V in parallel.
Instead of 1*300W at 120V like Nelson Pass used in the article try 4 * 150W at 240V.
But, maybe its a cheap and easy way to use some 12V Halogen bulbs in serie and parallel, or like i did, use 2*500W Halogen 240V in parallel.
As an aside, after some research we did determine
that Halogens are perfectly good for this application.
🙂
that Halogens are perfectly good for this application.
🙂
Hi,
Sorry for confusion I made .
So let be 2 x 500 W Halogen in parallel.
Thanks all, especially to only and one.
NHul
Sorry for confusion I made .

So let be 2 x 500 W Halogen in parallel.
Thanks all, especially to only and one.
NHul
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