Miniature LED FLASH Alternating Multifunction Strobe Light And Lights 1A 7 – 24V

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Very small electronic flasher consisting of 2 small electrical components only when operating with an incandescent lamp. Circuit diagrams for many variations are included. It is also possible to connect LEDs.

MANUAL | FLASHLIGHT OPERATION VIDEO Very small electronic flasher composed of 2 small electrical components only when operating with an incandescent lamp. Circuit diagrams for many variations are included. It is also possible to connect LEDs. However, these must be operated with additional protection resistors (not included). 3 additional resistors are required (not included), which are adapted to the respective configuration for operation as an alternating flasher. The components must be connected using a soldering iron. Assembly instructions: Depending on the intended use, the flasher can be operated with different lamps, LEDs and electrical voltages. The simplest wiring is operation with an incandescent lamp. In this case the flashing light can operate with voltages between 7 and 24 V and with maximum currents up to 1 A. One or more incandescent lamps can be connected in parallel. When doing so, however, the lamps must have the operating voltage, which is also used to drive the flash unit, and the total current consumption of all connected lamps must not exceed 1 A. If LEDs are to be connected, observe the maximum permissible current for the LEDs used. There are LED lamps with built-in protection resistors on the market, which must be operated at 12 V. These 12 V LED lamps can be connected directly to the flash unit just like incandescent lamps. However, the circuit must be used with 12 V (operating voltage of the lamps). If LEDs without integrated protective resistor are used, the protective resistor compatible with the LED must be connected in series with the LED. In our wiring examples, we have taken standard LEDs with 10 mA operating current as a base reference. When using more powerful LEDs, the protective resistor must be adjusted according to the maximum allowable current of the LED. Due to the change in voltage drop (flow voltage across the diode) at an LED (depending on the color), the operating voltage of the circuit must be at least 12 V (in contrast to an incandescent lamp, in this case the circuit may already be operated by 7 V.). Important: Pay attention to the correct polarity of the components during assembly. The front side of the flash is flattened. For as regards the ELCO, the negative pole is marked on the component (-). CE: If the flashing circuit is to be used in accordance with EMC regulations (CE), an ELCO 47 uF must be connected in parallel to the voltage input (see circuit diagram). ELCO's maximum permissible operating voltage must be at least equal to the actually connected operating voltage. This ELCO 47uF is not included. Intended use: Speedlight in low voltage operation 7 - 24 V DC voltage for small bulbs and/or LEDs. SPECIFICATIONS: Operating voltage range: approx. 7 - 24 V Power range (connectable lamp load): approx. 10 mA - 1 A Flash frequency: Ø approx. 1.2 Hz (approx. 1 flash pulse every 0.8 seconds) Duty cycle per flash pulse: approx. 50% (approx. 0.4 seconds) Operating temperature: approx. -20 - + 80 ° C Oscillation resistance in the flasher: approx. 0.08 ohm Electronic flasher size: approx. Ø 3.4 x 8 mm Dimensions of the corresponding capacitor: approx. Ø 6.5 x 12.4 mm Protected against battery reverse and short circuit resistant Very small electronic flasher unit consisting of 2 small electric components only during operation with an incandescent lamp. Circuit diagrams for many variations are enclosed. It is also possible to connect LEDs. However, these must then be operated with additional protective resistors (not included). 3 additional resistors (not included), which are tailored to the respective configuration are required for the operation as alternating flasher. The components have to be connected by using a soldering iron. Assembly instructions: Depending on the intended use, the flasher unit may be operated with different lamps, LEDs and electric voltages. The easiest wiring is the operation with an incandescent lamp. In this case the flasher unit may be operated with voltages between 7 - 24 V and with maximum currents up to 1 A. One or several incandescent lamps may be connected in parallel. In doing so, the lamps should, however, have the operating voltage, which is also used to operate the flasher unit and the total current consumption of all connected lamps must not exceed 1 A. If LEDs shall be connected, observe the maximum admissible current for the LEDs that are used. There are LED lamps with built-in protective resistors in the market, which shall be operated at 12 V. These 12 V LED-lamps may be connected directly to the flasher unit just as the incandescent lamps. However, the circuit must then be operated with 12 V (operating voltage of the lamps). If LEDs without built-in protective resistor shall be operated, the protective resistor consisting of the LED then has to be connected in series with the LED. In our wiring examples, we have taken standard LEDs with 10mA operating current as a basis. When using stronger LEDs, the protective resistor has to be adjusted in accordance with the maximum admissible current of your LED. Due to the varying voltage drop (flux voltage across the diode) at an LED (depending on the color), the operating voltage of the circuit must be at least 12 V (In contrast to an incandescent lamp, in this case the circuit may already be operated from 7 V.). Important: Please pay attention to the correct polarity of the components during the assembly. The front side of the flasher unit is flattened. As far as the ELCO is concerned, the negative pole is marked on the component (-). CE: If the flashing circuit shall be operated in compliance with the EMC Regulations (CE), an ELCO 47 uF has to be connected in parallel to the voltage input (see circuit diagram). The maximum admissible operating voltage of the ELCO must be at least as high as the operating voltage that is actually connected. This ELCO 47uF is not enclosed. Intended use: Flasher unit in low voltage operation 7 - 24 V direct-current voltage for small light bulbs and/or LEDs. Technical data: Operating voltage range: approx. 7 - 24V | Power rating range (connectable lamp load): approx. 10 mA - 1 A | Flash frequency: Ø approx. 1.2Hz (approx. 1 flash pulse every 0.8 sec.) | Duty cycle for flash pulse: approx. 50% (approx. 0.4 sec) | Operating temperature: approx. -20 - + 80°C | On-resistance in the flasher unit: approx. 0.08 ohm | Dimensions of the electronic flasher unit: approx. Ø 3.4 x 8 mm | Dimensions of the corresponding capacitor: approx. Ø 6.5 x 12.4 mm | Protected against reverse battery and short-circuit proof

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MANUAL | FLASHLIGHT OPERATION VIDEO Very small electronic flasher composed of 2 small electrical components only when operating with an incandescent lamp. Circuit diagrams for many variations are included. It is also possible to connect LEDs. However, these must be operated with additional protection resistors (not included). 3 additional resistors are required (not included), which are adapted to the respective configuration for operation as an alternating flasher. The components must be connected using a soldering iron. Assembly instructions: Depending on the intended use, the flasher can be operated with different lamps, LEDs and electrical voltages. The simplest wiring is operation with an incandescent lamp. In this case the flashing light can operate with voltages between 7 and 24 V a