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GE 74459 UltraMax Proline Electronic Fluorescent Ballast
32W
Ensure Efficient Lighting with GE UltraMax Proline BallastThe GE UltraMax Proline Electronic Ballast is designed for efficient and reliable operation of fluorescent lighting systems. Compatible with a range of T8 lamps, it provides instant start functionality and low power factor for optimal ener...
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Overview
Ensure Efficient Lighting with GE UltraMax Proline Ballast
The GE UltraMax Proline Electronic Ballast is designed for efficient and reliable operation of fluorescent lighting systems. Compatible with a range of T8 lamps, it provides instant start functionality and low power factor for optimal energy savings.
- Brand: GE
- Model: 74459
- Type: Electronic Ballast
- Voltage: 120/277 Volt
- Start Type: Instant Start
- Lamp Compatibility: (3) or (2) Lamp T8
- Compatible Lamps: F32T8/WM and F17T8
Key Features
Electronic Fluorescent Ballast
3-Lamp
32W T8 (F32T8)
120-277-Volt
Specifications
Product Type
Electronic Fluorescent Ballast
Lamp Compatibility
3-Lamp, 32W T8 (F32T8)
Voltage
120-277-Volt
Brand
GE
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of lamps is this GE ballast designed for?
This GE UltraMax Proline Electronic Fluorescent Ballast is specifically designed to power three 32W T8 (F32T8) fluorescent lamps.
What is the operating voltage range for this ballast?
The ballast is capable of operating within a wide voltage range of 120-277-Volt, offering versatility for different electrical setups.
How many lamps can this ballast operate simultaneously?
This electronic ballast is designed for a 3-lamp configuration, meaning it can power three 32W T8 fluorescent lamps at once.
Is this a traditional magnetic or a modern electronic ballast?
This is an electronic fluorescent ballast, which typically offers advantages such as energy efficiency and quieter operation compared to older magnetic ballasts.