Review on High-Voltage Neon Power Supply For Glass Neon Sign Lighting: Electronic Transformer For 100-240V Input Plug by Tommie Lawson
Renews Beer Neon for my opinion
I had a smaller Anchor Steam neon sign that stopped working recently. I determined the tubes were still fine so I took the chance the transformer was bad. The old transformer was 3.5Kv and this one being 3Kv worked out just fine for the smaller sign. Unwired the old one and wired in this new one and it is back working fine. The wires were a smaller gauge on this new unit as opposed to the old one but still worked with the signs old wire 'boots'.
- Great
- This high-voltage neon power supply does not come cheap. Some customers may find its price difficult to justify, especially if they’re only using it for occasional sign lighting
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