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Simple 220V Circuit Design for Lighting BL-T5/6W Fluorescent Tube Lamp

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How can I wire a BL-T5/6W fluorescent tube lamp to run from a 220V/50Hz supply using a simple home-made circuit?

Use a standard fluorescent-lamp ballast/starter circuit, not a special custom board. The working solution reported was a 7W/9W/13W mini choke (ballast) with a 4W to 13W starter, connected the same way as a normal 20W/40W fluorescent tube circuit [#21665190]
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  • #1 21665181
    Rohit Khanna
    Anonymous  
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  • #2 21665182
    John Green
    Anonymous  
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  • #3 21665183
    Rohit Khanna
    Anonymous  
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  • Questioning whether 220V/50Hz is standard supply

    #4 21665184
    Steve Lawson
    Anonymous  
  • Requesting lamp details, switching mode, and safety context

    #5 21665185
    Mark Harrington
    Anonymous  
  • Need component list for BL-T5/6W ballast circuit

    #6 21665186
    Rohit Khanna
    Anonymous  
  • #7 21665187
    Rohit Khanna
    Anonymous  
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  • Need for ballast and transformer selection

    #8 21665188
    Rohit Khanna
    Anonymous  
  • #10 21665190
    Rohit Khanna
    Anonymous  

Topic summary

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The discussion centers on designing a simple 220V/50Hz circuit to power a BL-T5/6W fluorescent tube lamp, specifically a black light UV tube model BLB-T5/6W (212 mm length). The user seeks a straightforward, home-constructible circuit for a school project involving a basic on/off switch. Initial suggestions include using a ballast coil system and a step-down transformer, but it is noted that assembling such a fixture is complex due to precise mounting and component requirements. The lamp is intended for classroom use under teacher supervision, with safety considerations emphasized due to the involvement of mains voltage and ballast components. The exact lamp model is identified via Alibaba product links, confirming it as a 6W T5 black light fluorescent tube. The final solution involved procuring a 7W/9W/13W mini choke ballast and a 4W to 13W starter, connected in a standard fluorescent tube circuit configuration similar to those used for 20W or 40W tubes. This approach successfully powered the lamp, fulfilling the project requirements.
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