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Transformers for low-voltage halogen lamps

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  1. What is the maximum permitted cable length for electronic HF transformers?
  2. What is the operating frequency of electronic transformers?
  3. Is the output voltage of electronic transformers stabilised?
  4. What is the maximum switch-on current for an electronic transformer?
  5. How can a Tridonic transformer be dimmed?
  6. What operating modes are recommended when using phase dimmers?
  7. How can magnetic transformers be dimmed?
  8. What function does the current guard perform in TE-DC 2?
  9. With regard to the TE-DC 2 transformer Tridonic specifies a cable length of 20 m on the lamp side in the data sheet, which is much more than is usual with other electronic transformers. Why?
  10. Why does the data sheet indicate a minimum load?
  11. Is DC operation in accordance with EN 50172 possible?
  12. Are transformers with a zeroing system compatible with PEN cables?
  13. I want to use a TE transformer to operate LED modules. Is that OK?
  14. Is it possible for electronic transformers to cause faults in merchandise security systems?
  15. Which electronic transformers have the corridorFUNCTION?
  16. Can TE-T and TE one4all be operated in an installation?
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