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GE CECOMINOD053340 Fluorescent 4-Lamp Program Start Ballast
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Reliable Fluorescent Lighting SolutionThe GE GE-432-MV-N-42T Fluorescent Program Start Ballast ensures consistent and efficient lighting for your commercial or residential space. Specifications: Type: Mvolt Electronic Ballast Voltage: 120-277V, 50/60Hz Lamp Compatibility: 4-Lamp, T8 Light Output...
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Overview
Reliable Fluorescent Lighting Solution
The GE GE-432-MV-N-42T Fluorescent Program Start Ballast ensures consistent and efficient lighting for your commercial or residential space.
Specifications:
- Type: Mvolt Electronic Ballast
- Voltage: 120-277V, 50/60Hz
- Lamp Compatibility: 4-Lamp, T8
- Light Output: Normal Light Output
Key Features
Mvolt Electronic Ballast
120-277V, 50/60Hz
4-Lamp, T8
Wide range from 120 to 277V Input Electronic Ballast
Normal Light Output
Specifications
Type
Electronic Ballast
Input Voltage
120-277V
Frequency
50/60Hz
Lamp Compatibility
4-Lamp, T8 Fluorescent
Start Type
Program Start
Light Output
Normal
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of lamps is this GE ballast designed for?
This GE electronic ballast is specifically designed for 4-lamp T8 fluorescent lighting fixtures.
What is the input voltage range for this ballast?
The ballast supports a wide input voltage range from 120 to 277V, making it suitable for various electrical installations.
Does this ballast provide dimming capabilities?
This ballast provides normal light output and does not specify dimming capabilities in the features provided.
What kind of starting mechanism does this ballast use for the lamps?
It features a program start mechanism, which is known for extending the life of fluorescent lamps by preheating their filaments.
What is the frequency compatibility of this ballast?
This electronic ballast is compatible with both 50Hz and 60Hz electrical frequencies.