10kV 10000V 30mA NG.A410EL Neon Sign Transformer Power Supply for Glass Neon Tubes 7-15mm Indoor Use with Ground Fault and Overheat Protection 120V Input

I had an old power supply for a PBR sign. The old quit and was rated higher than the replacement and I was reserved with the new being lower. No problem at all!! New PS works perfectly , very pleased also mounting holes matched exactly.

Got the 10 kV 30 mA model to replace a 6kV 30mA power supply for my neon sign. The old one died. It looks like it was much overloaded, when looking for replacement I read on-line how to chose a neon power supply and 10kV came out as a more appropriate choice. Got this one, install was easy, even though the 10 kV model is 3/4 inch longer (about). Had to drill an new mounting hole. It works perfect, the sign starts immediately, no sound, no flickering, no humming. Let us see how long it will last. The overloaded 6kV model (same brand) lasted for 7 years.

Got this to do some wood burning, this is my 1st time doing this, so I have nothing to compare with, it gets the job done & im happy with results. 1 downfall, would be nice to have an on/off switch instead of pull string...to be sure if it’s on or off

Purchased this product for a neon sign I was having repaired. Neon shop advised me that the transformer didn't work. Because the shop had he sign and transformer for repair I am not able to make a return.

Perfect. Fixed a 1990’s miller time light. Very easy to install. Came with instructions. A+++

Worked! Repop neons from China fail a lot. This went right on, took 10 minutes.

You pay for what you get here it feels extremely cheap and low quality but at least it is cheap to buy. I was having some issues getting it working and it makes it hard to trouble shoot because with the pull string you cant tell if its on or and there is no indicator light. When working with 10,000 volts you want to make sure the transformer is de, energized before you touch it.

I used this transformer to replace a 9000 kV 130 ma unit that was in a four foot long by eighteen inch high neon sign that I have had and used since 1997. The sign would just flash momentarily in the center each time that the power switch was activated. I did a lot of looking at YouTube videos and they seemed to contradict one another as to what was wrong, so I just took a chance and tried a new transformer. This transformer is compact, has long leads to attach to the glass tubes, and it was very economical. Also, the actual size is approximately 6.5 inches long, about 2.5 inches wide, and 1.5+ inches high.