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Arc Cigarette Lighter Parts - DIY Electronic Lighter Kit
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Arc Cigarette Lighter Parts is a DIY electronic lighter kit designed for DC 3-5V input power. When the secondary high-voltage output is not connected to a high-voltage rectifier diode and capacitor, the output two-stage line terminal can produce a purple high-temperature arc. The arc length can reach up to 0.8 cm. It produces no crackling sound and generates very high temperature output. It can light paper and cigarettes instantly, and can also create sparks on very thin iron wire. The transformer is encapsulated with resin for higher safety and reliable long-term operation. For best operating practice, each energizing cycle should be no more than 1 minute, with attention to heat dissipation.
Features of Arc Cigarette Lighter Parts - DIY Electronic Lighter Kit - DC 3-5V, 5A, 15W
- DIY electronic lighter kit
- Purple high-temperature arc output
- Resin-encapsulated transformer
- Continuous and reliable operation
- Heat dissipation required
Specifications of Arc Cigarette Lighter Parts - DIY Electronic Lighter Kit - DC 3-5V, 5A, 15W
- Input voltage: DC 3-5V
- Current: 5A
- Power: 15W or more
- Recommended battery: 3.7V 18650 lithium battery
- Output pulse voltage: 0.5kv-0.8kv
- Working frequency: 20khz-25khz
- Arc distance: 5-8 mm
- Arc length: 0.8 cm
How to Use Arc Cigarette Lighter Parts - DIY Electronic Lighter Kit - DC 3-5V, 5A, 15W
- Connect the input terminal to a DC 3-5V power supply.
- Use the output terminal as configured for the arc output.
- Limit each energizing period to no more than 1 minute and allow heat dissipation.
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- The secondary high-voltage output should not be connected to a high-voltage rectifier diode and capacitor.
- The arc output is described as purple and high temperature.
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