Advance Transformer Co.
Rosemont, IL 60018
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Advance Products Join New NEMA Premium-® Ballast Program
(February 5th, 2008 -- Rosemont, Illinois) Advance proudly announces that a variety of its electronic ballast offerings have become charter products within the voluntary new NEMA PremiumÃ-® Ballast Program. Consistent with Consortium for Energy Efficiency (CEE) specifications and tested in accordance with ANSI standards, products eligible to participate in the new NEMA PremiumÃ-® Ballast...
Read More »LED Modules have flexible connection system.
Self-contained systems enable creation of LED-based lighting configurations in various applications. Able to be placed up to 32 ft from power supply and control interface, modules can connect with each other or be embedded into any object or surface to create desired configuration. They come with choice of optics for narrow, medium, and line beams and operate on Advance Xitanium(TM) 40 W driver....
Read More »Electronic Ballasts drive 1-4 fluorescent T8 lamps.
Available in both Instant Start and Programmed Start models, as well as Low, Normal, and High Ballast Factor versions, OptaniumÃ-® 2.0 Electronic Ballasts are compatible with 40, 32, 25, and 17 W standard T8 lamps as well as 4 ft 30, 28, and 25 W energy-saving models. IntelliVolt technology enables operation at any input voltage from 120-277 V, 50/60 Hz. Anti-striation circuitry, lamp...
Read More »Sign Driver suits variety of LED lighting applications.
Featuring IntelliVolt(TM), Multiple-Voltage technology, 100 W, 24 Vdc signPRO(TM) Model LED-INTA-0024V-41FO operates at any input voltage from 120-277 V, 50/60 Hz. Tested to IP66, damp location-rated unit includes inherent short-circuit protection, power factor correction, and temperature performance down to -40Ã-
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Dimming Ballast works with metal halide lamps.
Offered in 150 W model (IZT-MH-150-CLF), e-VisionÃ-® Electronic HID Ballast features 0-10 V dimming interface with dimming to 60% lamp power. Unit incorporates IntelliVoltÃ-® technology, which enables operation at any input from 120-277 V, 50/60Hz. Ballast also features lamp wattage regulation and electronic circuitry. Safety features include automatic lamp power control/monitoring, power...
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Electronic Ballasts operate 1-4 low-wattage T8 lamps.
CentiumÃ-® Instant Start Electronic Ballasts are produced in low watt models for operation of 1-4 T8 fluorescent lamps rated 32, 25, and 17 W as well as same number of 30, 28, and 25 W Energy-Saving T8 lamps. With ballast factor of .77, units feature IntelliVolt technology, which enables operation at any input voltage from 120-277 V, 50/60 Hz. Products also utilize instant start circuitry and...
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Electronic Ballasts feature IntelliVolt-® technology.
Available to run 1-4 T8 fluorescent lamps, Optanium(TM) Instant Start Electronic Ballasts are offered in 2 versions: standard light output design with .87 ballast factor, and low-watt design with .77 ballast factor. Lamps are operated at 42-52 kHz frequency, eliminating visible flicker. Additional features include anti-striation circuitry, lamp auto-restrike capability, 20-foot remote mounting...
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Electronic HID Ballasts come in 70 and 100 W models.
Designed to accommodate metal halide and high pressure sodium lamps, e-VisionÃ-® 70 W IMH-70-DLF/DBLS and 100 W IMH-100-DLF/DBLS70 employ electronic circuitry and provide automatic lamp power control and lamp monitoring. IntelliVoltÃ-® multiple-voltage technology enables ballasts to operate at input voltages from 120-277 V, 50/60 Hz, while lamp wattage regulation optimizes lamp color...
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Electronic Ballasts target 42 W CFL applications.
SmartMateÃ-® Electronic Ballasts offer maximum rated case temperature of 90Ã-
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Electronic Ballast ignite CFLs in less than one second.
Featuring Quik-Start(TM) technology, SmartMate Series includes models that support 13, 18, 26, 32, and 42 W compact fluorescent lamps in commercial, retail, and residential applications. Color-coded, poke-in connectors insure wiring accuracy while minimizing fixture assembly and ballast installation time. Offered in M1 metal case styles, ballasts include end-of-lamp-life protection and come with...
Read More »Advance Products Join New NEMA Premium-® Ballast Program
(February 5th, 2008 -- Rosemont, Illinois) Advance proudly announces that a variety of its electronic ballast offerings have become charter products within the voluntary new NEMA PremiumÃ-® Ballast Program. Consistent with Consortium for Energy Efficiency (CEE) specifications and tested in accordance with ANSI standards, products eligible to participate in the new NEMA PremiumÃ-® Ballast...
Read More »Pieter de Haan Appointed to CEO of Advance
(January 29th, 2008 -- Rosemont, Illinois) Advance announces the appointment of Pieter de Haan as CEO of Advance, effective January 1st, 2008. De Haan succeeds retiring CEO Brian Dundon. De Haan brings an extensive background in the lighting arena to the position of CEO at Advance. Since first joining the Philips Lighting organization in 1982, de Haan has held successive roles throughout Philips...
Read More »Advance Adds New Course To Popular Advance University Interactive Ballast Training Site
(October 24th, 2006 - Rosemont, Illinois) Building on the information offered in previous courses Ballast Basics 101, Ballast Basics 201, and Intro to New Lighting Technology - DALI, Advance announces the addition of a new course entitled The ABC's of High Intensity Discharge (HID) Ballasts to its enthusiastically-received Advance University interactive ballast training website. The ABC's of High...
Read More »LED Modules have flexible connection system.
Self-contained systems enable creation of LED-based lighting configurations in various applications. Able to be placed up to 32 ft from power supply and control interface, modules can connect with each other or be embedded into any object or surface to create desired configuration. They come with choice of optics for narrow, medium, and line beams and operate on Advance Xitanium(TM) 40 W driver....
Read More »Advance University Accredited by AEE
January 27th, 2006 - Rosemont, Illinois) Advance announces that its industry-renowned Advance University interactive ballast training website has been officially approved by the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) for their Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP) program. Every three years, a CLEP is required to accumulate 8 professional credits to maintain certification. In the case...
Read More »Electronic Ballasts drive 1-4 fluorescent T8 lamps.
Available in both Instant Start and Programmed Start models, as well as Low, Normal, and High Ballast Factor versions, OptaniumÃ-® 2.0 Electronic Ballasts are compatible with 40, 32, 25, and 17 W standard T8 lamps as well as 4 ft 30, 28, and 25 W energy-saving models. IntelliVolt technology enables operation at any input voltage from 120-277 V, 50/60 Hz. Anti-striation circuitry, lamp...
Read More »Advance University Curriculum Approved by NCQLP
(October 28th, 2005 - Rosemont, Illinois) Advance announces that the ballast training courses offered through its industry-renowned Advance University website have been officially accepted as an approved curriculum by the National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions (NCQLP). Completion of the Advance University ballast training courses will qualify NCQLP members for Lighting...
Read More »Sign Driver suits variety of LED lighting applications.
Featuring IntelliVolt(TM), Multiple-Voltage technology, 100 W, 24 Vdc signPRO(TM) Model LED-INTA-0024V-41FO operates at any input voltage from 120-277 V, 50/60 Hz. Tested to IP66, damp location-rated unit includes inherent short-circuit protection, power factor correction, and temperature performance down to -40Ã-
Read More »
Dimming Ballast works with metal halide lamps.
Offered in 150 W model (IZT-MH-150-CLF), e-VisionÃ-® Electronic HID Ballast features 0-10 V dimming interface with dimming to 60% lamp power. Unit incorporates IntelliVoltÃ-® technology, which enables operation at any input from 120-277 V, 50/60Hz. Ballast also features lamp wattage regulation and electronic circuitry. Safety features include automatic lamp power control/monitoring, power...
Read More »
Electronic Ballasts operate 1-4 low-wattage T8 lamps.
CentiumÃ-® Instant Start Electronic Ballasts are produced in low watt models for operation of 1-4 T8 fluorescent lamps rated 32, 25, and 17 W as well as same number of 30, 28, and 25 W Energy-Saving T8 lamps. With ballast factor of .77, units feature IntelliVolt technology, which enables operation at any input voltage from 120-277 V, 50/60 Hz. Products also utilize instant start circuitry and...
Read More »