Resistant to shock and vibration Cool operation The voltage and current relationship for neon lamps is shown above. There is no current flow until the voltage reaches the striking voltage first peak. The current will increase it will depend on the impedance of the circuit and the voltage will drop to the operating voltage, which is the normal glow range of the lamp. Changes to the current will have little impact until you reach the next point and arc is created producing the abnormal glow region.

Listed below is the vehicle specific wiring diagram for your car alarm, remote starter or keyless entry installation into your Dodge information outlines the wires location, color and polarity to help you identify the proper connection spots in the vehicle.

A fluorescent tube circuit includes a ballast, wires, lampholders, and the tubes. Bulb vs Lamp Electricians usually refer to a light bulb as a lamp. On this page, we will refer to a fluorescent light bulb as a lamp or tube. Individual vs Common Ballast Wires Individual ballast wires each connect to a lampholder on one side of each tube. The common wire s connect to all of the lampholders on the other side of the tubes. Ballast Wiring Ballast Wire Colors Wire colors for individual and common connections on fluorescent ballasts will vary depending on ballast type, brand, and the number of lamps they support.

Ballasts have certain colors for individual wires to lampholders, and other colors for common wires to holders. Magnetic vs Electronic Ballasts Older magnetic fluorescent ballasts are usually wired in series. Newer electronic ballasts are usually wired in parallel, except for rapid start, programmed start, and dimmable ballasts.