Ballasts (863 items) - Page 21
400W Metal Halide, 480V Single Tap, Ballast Kit with: Capacitor, mounting hardware. Included ballast
175W Metal Halide, Quad Tap (120/208/240/277V), Ballast Kit, with Capacitor and Ignitor, Included Ba
250W Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast replacement kit. 120/208/240/277V. Included Ballast: MPS-250A-
ProLine Series Electronic Ballast, 120, 277 V, 1 W, 1-Lamp
LED Emergency Back-Up, 12W Constant Wattage Design. Approx 1200 Lumens. 120-277V Input. Remote Compa
LED Emergency Back-Up Driver | Constant Power | 10W |Standard Case | 15-55V Output | Approx 1000 Lum
LED Driver for External Drive Type C LED tubes, Runs 3 or 4 of the KT-LED10T8-48G-8xx-E /G2 lamps, 1
LED Emergency Back-Up for Low Temperature Applications, One Piece 12W Constant Wattage Design, Appro
LED Emergency Back-Up, One Piece 20W Constant Wattage Design with Self Diagnositics. Approx 2000 lum
250W Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast replacement kit. 120/208/240/277/480V. Included Ballast: MPS-2
400W Metal Halide Quad Tap (120/208/240/277V), Ballast Kit with Capacitor. Included Ballast: MH-400A
450W Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Replacement Kit. 120/208/240/277/480V. Included Ballast: MPS-4
200W Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Replacement Kit. 120/208/240/277/480V. Included Ballast:MPS-20
About Ballasts
Ballasts are electrical components used to regulate and control the flow of electricity in a circuit. Ballasts are often found in outdoor lighting, as they help ensure that the lights operate at a consistent level without overloading the system.
Types of Ballasts
The type of ballast needed for outdoor light applications will vary depending on the type of lighting being used. For example, fluorescent light ballasts are designed to be compatible with fluorescent bulbs, while HID ballasts are designed for use with high-intensity discharge lamps.
How Ballasts Are Made
Ballasts can be made from a variety of materials including copper, steel, aluminum and plastic. The main components that make up a ballast include an inductor, capacitor and resistor which work together to regulate and control the flow of electricity.
Industries That Use Ballasts
Electricians, lighting designers and engineers all commonly use ballasts in their work. Electricians use them to install outdoor lighting systems while engineers design custom solutions for unique applications. Lighting designers often rely on ballasts to create visually stunning displays.
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