Is the Polarion PH-40 regulated?
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kalkwasser
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Hi Maverick,
Yes, the PH40 is regulated. And it will give you full brightness throughout till it depletes the battery to the last drop and goes off completely.
Actually, all of their HID's are regulated.
That's what make Polarion HID so wonderful.
TheGreyEminence
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You can be shure! Ahhh...i like it! A true Piece of Art...Thanks Polarion :twothumbs
Ken J. Good
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I have had the opportunity to spend a few days with the chief designer and President of Polarion of Korea.
The more I find out about the processes that represent the R&D and actual production/manufacture of the Polarion HID Searchlights the greater my appreciation.
I found out many things about the internal components that I was not aware of.
Their ability to reliability get the power out of the front end is a result of their blood, sweat and tears and results in the best-of-breed in this category.
The more I find out about the processes that represent the R&D and actual production/manufacture of the Polarion HID Searchlights the greater my appreciation.
I found out many things about the internal components that I was not aware of.
Their ability to reliability get the power out of the front end is a result of their blood, sweat and tears and results in the best-of-breed in this category.
Flashanator
Flashlight Enthusiast
Theres been a few Polarion threads lately. STOP IT!!!
Now I want one
Now I want one
DM51
Flashaholic
No! MORE, MORE!!! LOL
Ken, the new products on the website look amazing. Any more you can tell us?
LED61
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To the OP, ALL HID lights are regulated. The ballast takes care of that. It is not dependent on brand.
Ken J. Good
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maverick,
Yes, you can run the light continuously.
However, if the ambient temperature/light temperature rises to unsafe/damaging levels, the light will shut-off due to thermal regulation.
When the light is cooled down sufficiently, you can re-energize it.
Yes, you can run the light continuously.
However, if the ambient temperature/light temperature rises to unsafe/damaging levels, the light will shut-off due to thermal regulation.
When the light is cooled down sufficiently, you can re-energize it.
