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This high-precision electronic power supply is engineered to manage the ignition and maintenance of 440W discharge lamps. Essential for lighting rental companies, theaters, and installers, it guarantees superior electrical arc stability, extending the light source's service life. It is the ideal choice for restoring high-performance professional Beam/Spot moving heads and projectors.
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Feature |
Technical Detail |
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Lamp Compatibility |
YODN MSD 440 R20 (and equivalents) |
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Nominal Power |
440W |
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Output Current |
Stabilized for constant arc |
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Integrated Protections |
Short Circuit, Overheating, Open Circuit |
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Operating Frequency |
High-frequency for Flicker elimination |
The ballast is optimized for integration into high-end moving heads used in large arenas and concert tours, where luminous flux consistency is critical. It is perfect for the maintenance of projectors in theaters and television studios, thanks to its flicker-free performance during high-frame-rate video recording.
Unlike generic drivers, the YODN module is specifically calibrated for the R20 series ignition curve. This ensures a rapid strike time and advanced thermal management that reduces electrode degradation, guaranteeing consistent color rendering for over 1,500 lamp operating hours. It is perfect for video recording (flicker-free) and for fixed installations where 24/7 reliability is a non-negotiable requirement.
The YODN 440W ballast is designed with an optimized ignition protocol for the MSD 440 R20 series. Although the electronics allow for the striking of Osram Sirius HRI 440W and Philips Platinum sources, using the original YODN ballast ensures perfect maintenance of the color point and prevents premature electrode electro-erosion.
Thanks to a high-efficiency stabilized switching frequency, the ballast drastically reduces electrical arc fluctuations. This makes it an ideal flicker-free solution for integration into projectors destined for television studios or high-definition live streaming events.
If the lamp does not receive the high-voltage pulse necessary for striking, the problem often lies within the ignition circuit integrated into the ballast. Verify wiring continuity; if the projector reports a "Lamp Strike Failure" despite a new lamp being installed, replacing the ballast module is necessary to restore the correct peak voltage values.
The device is designed to operate in high thermal stress environments typical of compact moving heads. It features integrated protection that triggers if the critical temperature threshold is exceeded, preventing damage to internal electrolytic capacitors and ensuring a high MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures).
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