Battery double tube light wiring

What is a tube light connection?

Tube Light Connection Definition: A tube light connection involves wiring various components like chokes, starters, and switches to ensure proper operation. Electromagnetic Ballast Setup: The electromagnetic ballast requires precise wiring of neutral and live wires, choke, and starter to operate the tube light.

How to connect a fluorescent tube light?

The connection of the tube light is very simple because it has few wiring points only. The connection diagram shown here is suitable for common-type fluorescent tube lights. As we can see, we need tube light, ballast, starter, and fluorescent light holders to make the wiring connection.

How to make a tube light connection?

Making a real tube light connection following the above wiring connection, tube light, ballast, starter, and fluorescent light is required. Each fluorescent tube has two filaments with four terminals; the starter is connected between two filaments, and the ballast is connected between the main AC supply and one filament in the tube light.

How do you wire a tube light?

The live wire goes from the junction box to the switchboard, connecting to one terminal of the switch. From the switch’s other terminal, the wire goes to port 1 of the tube light setup. One terminal of choke or ballast is connected to port 1 and another terminal is connected to pin 1 of terminal 1.

Can a tube light be connected to a LED light?

The tube light gives smooth bright light, but till now LED can’t. Here we have made a double tube light connection by using a single ballast or choke (some electronic chokes do not support this connection). Check the ballast specification and watts level, before making this type of connection. Here we have used two tube lights of 20 watts.

How to connect a light bulb to a ballast?

Check the ballast specification and watts level, before making this type of connection. Here we have used two tube lights of 20 watts. Each tube light will have two filaments with four terminals, connecting the starter element to any one side of the tube light. And after that, link the phase line to the ballast (choke) through the switch.