Lamp Ballasts meet new pulse start specs.
Linear Reactor ballasts for pulse-start metal halide lamps have automatic reset thermal protection that interrupts power to ballast in event of abnormal lamp or ballast failure. They meet existing and newly proposed pulse-start ANSI specifications. Ballasts are available for various metal halide lamp wattages, including: 150 W (ANSI Code M102/M142), 200 W (M136), 250 W (M138/M153), 320 W...
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Fluorescent Lamp Ballast operates two 32 or 42 W triple CFLs.
Mark VIIÃ-® 0 to 10 V Dimming Ballast operates one 57 or 70 W Triple CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp). Model IZT-2T42-M3-LD has color-coded dual-entry connector and side mounting tabs, and model IZT-2T42-M3-BS offers bottom mounting studs and single-entry connector. Former provides 100% to 5% dimming and allows lighting control across branch circuits, while latter offers IntelliVoltÃ-®...
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Dimming Ballasts offer 1- or 2-lamp operation.
Mark VIIÃ-® 0-10 V Dimming Ballasts are for use with T5/HO fluorescent lamps, including 54 W linear lamps, 55 W circline lamps, and 55 W long twin tube lamps. They operate on 120 or 277 V systems. Units dim lamps directly from compatible 0-10 V controls, including occupancy sensors and ambient light sensors. They include programmed-start lamp ignition, THD below 10%, end-of-life protection...
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Ballast Replacement Kits fit HID applications.
Suitable for metal halide and high pressure sodium lamps, 5-TAP ballast replacement kits include pre-insulated lead for use on each of five U.S. voltage systems: 120, 208, 240, 277, and 480 V. Pre-insulated leads for each voltage tap help assure safety and eliminate need to terminate unused leads with wire nuts. All necessary mounting hardware and detailed instructions are included with each kit....
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Manufacturing 101 for Rubber Molding
Rubber molding is the process of converting uncured rubber into a stable final product.
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Electronic Ballasts work with metal halide lamps.
Prismatron(R) may be used with 320, 350, and 400 W conventional and pulse start metal halide lamps. Ballasts provide continuous dimming control to as low as 25% of lumen output. Units may be used with low-voltage control circuitry, including occupancy sensors, or programmable controls. Ballasts are FCC compliant for compatibility with other EMI and RFI sensitive electronic devices, and provide...
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Ballasts offer programmed rapid start technology.
AccuStart(TM) High Performance (HP) ballasts are designed for frequently switched applications. They have overall height of 1.18 in., universal input voltage of 108 to 305 V, and less than 10% THD. Lamp filaments are properly heated before igniting lamps, which yields 50% increase in lamp life, providing more than 50,000 lamp cycles.
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HID Ballasts suit indoor and outdoor applications.
Multi-5(TM) high-intensity discharge ballasts include 480 V tap in addition to quad ballast, which is capable of 120, 208, 240 and 277 V. Line includes ballasts for Pulse Start 175, 200, 250, 320, 350, 400 and 750 watt models. 277 V reactor is available for applications operating 175 to 400 watt pulse start lamps.
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Lighting Ballasts have low-profile design.
Triad(R) ballasts, with 1.0 in. height, are designed for 1- and 2-lamp operation and include models for T5 and T5/HO lamps, ranging from 14 to 54 watts. T5 and T5/HO ballasts have universal-input voltage of 108 to 305 V, end-of-lamp-life shutdown circuit with auto reset, less than 10% THD, programmed rapid-start technology, and plug-in lead connectors. Applications include indirect, pendant...
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Fluorescent Ballasts fit multiple lamp applications.
Triad(R) T8 low profile electronic ballasts allow maximum fixture flexibility. Suitable for pendant mount and specialty lighting applications, they have small cross section and 1.18 in. height and width of for indirect/direct fixtures. Ballasts accept input voltages of 108 to 305 V, has instant start operation, operate at less than 10% THD, and have plug-in lead connectors for easy installation....
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Lamp Ballasts conserve energy.
Triad(R) high efficiency lamp/ballast system can lower energy consumption by 11% in T8 lamp applications, as compared to company's previous products. Ballasts conserve energy without sacrificing lamp life or light output and are suitable for retrofits and replacements. They operate standard or high-efficiency T8 lamps. Total harmonic distortion (THD) is less than 10%, and units are available with...
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Error Proofing by Design
Sturtevant Richmont's torque tools help customers cut rework and warranty costs while increasing throughput.
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