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Standard Lighting Electronic Compact Fluorescent Ballast, 347V

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Standard Electronic Compact Fluorescent Ballast. E22150-277-347-SL GLB

Operates
1 21W 2D
2 21W 2D
1 28W 2D
2 24W TTL
2 26W TTT
1 F21T5
2 28W 2D
1 40W TTL
1 50W TTL
1 32W TTT
2 32W TTT
1 36W TTT
2 36W TTT
1 42W TTT

Program start electronic ballasts accurately heat the lamp cathodes prior to lamp ignition. This type of system allows for frequent switching (up to 50 000 on/off) while providing maximum lamp life and energy efficiency, making them ideal for applications using occupancy sensors.

A ballast is an integral component of most modern lighting systems. It is primarily designed to perform three critical tasks: Deliver the proper voltage to start or ignite the lamp(s), Regulate the electric current flowing through the lamp(s), and Compensate for variations in line voltage. The ballast must correspond exactly to the requirements of the lamp it is designed to operate in order to ensure optimal performance.


Product Specifications

  Ballast Type: Electronic
  Brand: Standard
  Case Quantity: 20
  Height (in): 1-3/16
  Height (mm): 30.0
  Input Frequency: 60
  Input Voltage: 347
  Lamp Connection: Series
  Length (in): 5
  Length (mm): 127.0
  Maximum Case Temperature (°C): 90
  Minimum Starting Temperature (°C): -20
  Minimum Starting Temperature (°F): -4
  Mounting (in): 4-13/32
  Mounting (mm): 112.0
  Order Code: 31006
  Type: Program Start
  Volts (V): Active

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