DIY Kit High Voltage Igniter

Name: DIY Kit High Voltage Igniter
SKU: 10006596
Price: 295.00 ZAR
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Location

South Africa

Product code

10006596

Bob Shop ID

637962668

DIY Kit High Voltage Igniter (10006596)

1.Description: This kit is made of a booster coil. When the circuit is working, it produces a stable high-frequency arc, with extremely high temperatures, and can easily ignite combustible materials. Therefore, some people call it a plasma lighter, which can be used in popular science experiments in secondary schools, electronic instruments, electronic lighters, and small scientific productions.

2.Parameter: 1>.Work Voltage: DC 3-5V 2>.Work current:1.5A-2.5A 3>.Rated power:5-8W 4>.Continuous working time: no more than 10 seconds 5>.Output pulse voltage:0.5KV-0.8KV 6>.Working frequency:20KHZ-25KHZ 7>.Arc distance:3mm-6mm 8>.Work Temperature:-25~85 9>.Work Humidity:5%~95%RH 10>.Size:85*48*26mm

3.Precautions for using transformers: Before welding the transformer, the paint on the enameled wire ends at the welding site needs to be gently scraped off with a blade before welding. Please pay attention!