Hi,
I would like to make an inverter for a fluorescent UV-A lamp, that I took out of a device to polymerise resin. Normally it gets power from this device, where it is in a socket, along with 11 other fluorescent lamps.
However, we want to use one of those lamps and make it 'portable'. Can it be powered with a 9V battery and an inverter? If so, is it possible to just solder it together in a couple of hours (we need it next Tuesday).
It is an Osram 9W UV-A fluorescent lamp.
Thanks for your advice.
I would like to make an inverter for a fluorescent UV-A lamp, that I took out of a device to polymerise resin. Normally it gets power from this device, where it is in a socket, along with 11 other fluorescent lamps.
However, we want to use one of those lamps and make it 'portable'. Can it be powered with a 9V battery and an inverter? If so, is it possible to just solder it together in a couple of hours (we need it next Tuesday).
It is an Osram 9W UV-A fluorescent lamp.
Thanks for your advice.