been replacing 35w flurocents 4ft to led type been in bout 2 - 3 months and now tubes are burning out so stripped down to investigate the driver is 75v dc but have gone faulty as the out put dc voltage is 300v hence why the tubes are burning out has anyone had or herd of similar problems
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