
GE 29675 UltraMax Proline Electronic Ballast T8 Fluorescent
A high-efficiency multi-volt electronic ballast for T8 fluorescent lamps with instant start and support for one- or two-lamp configurations.
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Overview
Key Features
ELECTRONIC BALLASTS FOR EFFICIENCY AND SAVINGS: the patented UltraStart electronic ballasts transform the power of light into efficiency and savings from store shelves to the installation site. Efficiency exceeds 90%.
BALLASTS FOR FREQUENTLY SWITCHED APPLICATIONS: UltraStart electronic ballasts deliver long life in frequently switched applications, such as those used with sensors.
MULTIVOLT ELECTRONIC BALLAST: This T8 ballast handles voltage from 120 to 277 Volts.
REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS WITH GE BALLASTS: These ballasts are among the highest energy-efficient ballasts available and contribute to significant reductions in energy consumption and the curbing of greenhouse gas emissions.
VERSATILE BALLASTS: This ballast operates both standard and energy saving lamps, as well as two-lamp or one-lamp orientation.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Multi-volt 120–277V input eliminates the need to stock separate ballasts for different building voltages
- Operates both one-lamp and two-lamp configurations from a single unit, reducing inventory requirements
- Exceeds 90% efficiency rating, lowering energy costs compared to magnetic ballasts
- Instant start design turns lamps on immediately without warm-up flicker
- UltraStart technology extends lamp life in frequently switched applications such as sensor-controlled fixtures
👎 Cons
- Designed exclusively for T8 fluorescent lamps and cannot be used with T5, T12, or other lamp types
- Instant start operation applies higher initial voltage to lamp pins, which can shorten lamp life compared to programmed start ballasts in very high-cycle applications
- As fluorescent technology, it is being phased out in favor of LED solutions in many facilities