TC-6 Trigger Coil: Can I Increase Voltage Over 190V?

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The discussion centers on the TC-6 trigger coil and the possibility of exceeding its nominal voltage rating of 190V. Users have successfully operated the TC-36 trigger coil at 300V, prompting inquiries about the TC-6's capacity for similar voltage increases. The consensus emphasizes that to exceed the specified voltage ratings, users must consult the manufacturer's technical support for guidance and safety considerations.

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  • Understanding of high-voltage electrical components
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  • Contact the manufacturer for technical support regarding voltage specifications
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Electrical engineers, hobbyists working with high-voltage systems, and technicians involved in the design and implementation of trigger coils will benefit from this discussion.

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Hello. My question is relative to practical experience of use of TC-6 trigger coil. In fact I've already used in some rigs TC-36 with 300 V across primary instead of datasheet recommandation which is of 190 V. Now I'm going to use TC-6 (an other 6 kV trigger coil) and I would like to know if with this component I can also increase voltage across primary over nominal 190 V ? 300 V may be ? Thanks for replies.
 
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Ravaner said:
Hello. My question is relative to practical experience of use of TC-6 trigger coil. In fact I've already used in some rigs TC-36 with 300 V across primary instead of datasheet recommandation which is of 190 V. Now I'm going to use TC-6 (an other 6 kV trigger coil) and I would like to know if with this component I can also increase voltage across primary over nominal 190 V ? 300 V may be ? Thanks for replies.

To exceed the published datasheet specs, you need to contact the technical support department at the manufacturer of the device.

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