black rings

Posted by CG on September 19, 2000 at 08:41:40:

In Reply to: Re: UVB light problem - please help posted by rfv on September 18, 2000 at 14:39:09:

I was told by a guy at Zoomed (maker of Iguana light 5.0)
that the premature black rings, and I mean after a
weeks use means the voltage on the fixture is a little
off, and the light may not be working properly.
Since these lights emit such low levels of UVB to
begin with, I would hate that to lessen those already
low levels. Also, for regular forescent fixtures,
those black rings can actually damage the ballast.

Bottom line -- these florescent UVB lights are a pain.

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: I was told by a guy at Zoomed (maker of Iguana light 5.0) : that the premature black rings, and I mean after a : weeks use means the voltage on the fixture is a little : off, and the light may not be working properly. : Since these lights emit such low levels of UVB to : begin with, I would hate that to lessen those already : low levels. Also, for regular forescent fixtures, : those black rings can actually damage the ballast. : Bottom line -- these florescent UVB lights are a pain.

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