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Dimensions13 1492.0/3.6292.0/3.6246.0/1.318-32 stud127.5/5.0250.8/2.011.4/0.45133.5/5.2639.9/1.5739.9/1.5715 1692.0/3.6246.0/1.3146.0/1.3172.1/2.8492.0/3.628-32 stud127.5/5.0250.8/2.011.4/0.45133.5/5.26140.0/5.5139.9/1.5739.9/1.571746.0/1.3172.0/2.8492.0/3.62202.0/ 7.95208.0/ 8.1960.0/2.36ELECTRONIC HIDPAGE 6-6FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL1-800-BALLAST(225-5278)
Application And Operating InformationGeneral:If the electrical current through an HID lamp is properly stabilized, an HID plasma arc with very high luminous efficiency is createdin the arc tube chamber resulting in a very efficient light source. The internal pressure of the arc tube chamber rises as the arctube temperature increases and will attain between 1 and 10 bar; thereby, defining these lamps as high-pressure HID lamps, highintensity discharge lamps or simply HID lamps. The light output and color rendition of HID lamps vary considerably depending onthe lamp family (mercury, metal halide or sodium lamps).HID lamps can only be started and operated with ballasts. Ignitors or ignition voltage characteristics are additionally required forsodium and metal halide lamps. As well as stabilizing the lamp’s operating point, ballasts also influence the lamp’s output andluminous flux, the system light output, the service life of the lamps as well as the color temperature of the light source.Electromagnetic or electronic ballasts can be used for HID lamps, but unlike fluorescent lamps, lampefficiency is not significantly improved by the use of electronic ballasts. However, electronic ballasts canlead to a reduction of the inherent losses and thus to an increase in system efficiency. In addition,electronic ballasts can ensure gentle lamp operation, which may increase lamp’s service life.Electronic Ballasts for Metal Halide LampsElectronic ballasts are designed with all the components required to operate metal halide lamps, including ignition, power factorcorrection, and stable normal operation. Furthermore, they safely shutdown lamps at the end of their service life to prevent hightemperatures from being generated in the luminaires that could influence the service life of the luminaire or its components.Vossloh-Schwabe also provides special electronic ballasts for additional luminaire functions such as heater power for insulationdetection thermal protectors and for switching on of an auxiliary incandescent lamp for the dark phase of an HID lamp duringinitial warm-up or during hot-restrike cool-down mode.Standards/RegulationsANSI C82.14 Low-Frequency Square Wave Electronic Ballasts for Metal Halide LampsUL 1598ANSI C82.77ANSI/UL 1029ANSI/IEEE C62.41Standard for Safety-LuminairesHarmonic Emission Limits-Related Power Quality Requirementsor Lighting EquipmentStandard for Safety-High Intensity HID Lamp BallastsSurge Voltages in Low Voltage AC Power CircuitsUS Code of Federal Regulations Title 47 –Telecommunications Part 18– Industrial, Scientific and Medical DevicesELECTRONIC HIDPAGE 6-7FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL1-800-BALLAST(225-5278)
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Table of ContentsFluorescent Electr
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Table of ContentsGlossarySection 8-
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Product OverviewRapid Start Ballast
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Application And Operating Informati
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SpecificationsTYPICAL SPECIFICATION
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Fluorescent-ElectromagneticT8High O
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T12High Output LampsT8 U-Shaped Lam
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T12HOHigh Output Lamps• 800-840 m
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T12HO & VHOUNIVERSAL ®ELECTROMAGNE
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CIRCLINECircline Lamps• 430 mA•
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T12SLIMLINESlimline Lamps• 425-44
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PREHEAT/TRIGGERHigh Output Lamps•
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PREHEAT/TRIGGERUNIVERSAL ®ELECTROM
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EXPORTHigh Output LampsT8 U-Shaped
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EXPORTHigh Output LampsSlimline Lam
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EXPORTHigh Output LampsSlimline Lam
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ElectronicFluorescent BallastsA Com
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Product OverviewLow Power (L-A)The
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TRIAD ® ELECTRONIC BALLASTSFOR (3)
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F17T8&F25T8TRIAD ® ELECTRONIC BALL
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F32T8• Low ProfileDesigns Feature
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F32T8• Low ProfileDesigns Feature
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F32T8ES30 WATT• High PerformanceM
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F32T8ES(25 WATT)• High Performanc
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F28T8TRIAD ® ELECTRONIC BALLASTSFO
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F32T8ES&F28T8TRIAD ® ELECTRONIC BA
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F40T8TRIAD ® ELECTRONIC BALLASTSFO
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T8HOHigh Output Lamps• Instant St
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T5• Multiple Lamp Operation• Ra
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T5&T5HOTRIAD ® T5 & T5HO ELECTRONI
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F40T12&F34T12EST12 Straight LampsT1
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T12SLIMLINESlimline Lamps• Standa
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T2• Programmed RapidStarting Opti
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Product OverviewDEMANDflex ® Balla
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DEMANDflexT8• Universal DCL ® Di
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DEMANDflexT5, T5HO & TT5• Univers
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DCL ControlsDCL CONTROLSMODELDESCri
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Product OverviewUniversal offers th
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NotesFluorescent DimmingPAGE 3-12FO
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DaliPro ® PAGE 3- 16DaliPro ® DIM
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BALLASTAR0-10VDIMMINGT8 Straight La
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T8DIMMINGDIMENSIONS AND WIRING DIAG
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NotesFluorescent DimmingPAGE 3- 22
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Product OverviewElectronic Compact
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ConfigurationsStandard Side ExitBot
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TWINLAMPS5, 7, 9 & 11WATTSOR• Ope
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TWIN, QUAD& MULTIPLELAMPS18 WATTSOR
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MULTIPLELAMPS32, 42, 57 & 70 WATTS
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2DLAMPS10, 16 & 21WATTS• Ideal fo
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2DLAMPSMAGNETIC & ELECTRONIC COMPAC
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LONG TWINT5 LAMPS18, 24/27 WATTS•
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ELECTRONICLONG TWINT5 LAMPS50, 55 &
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Page 125 and 126: NotesHIDPAGE 5-2FOR MORE INFORMATIO
Page 127 and 128: Product OverviewFor maximum safety
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Page 131 and 132: Dry Capacitors (Cont.)90°C Rated 1
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Page 137 and 138: SpecificationsTYPICAL SPECIFICATION
Page 139 and 140: Distributor Replacement KitsQuad, 4
Page 141 and 142: Distributor Replacement KitsCanadia
Page 143 and 144: MH250-400WATT• 60 Hz• Minimum s
Page 145 and 146: MHHID CORE & COIL BALLASTSMETAL HAL
Page 147 and 148: PULSE STARTMH150-200 WATT• 60 Hz
Page 156 and 157: HID CORE & COIL BALLASTSHIGH PRESSU
Page 158 and 159: HID CORE & COIL BALLASTSHIGH PRESSU
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Page 164 and 165: STANDARD IGNITORS • INSTANT RESTR
Page 166 and 167: 0.750"g2.500"1.250"Starter Referenc
Page 168 and 169: eHIDLess energy. Enhanced performan
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Page 172 and 173: WiringDimming Ballasts4aWIRING (For
Page 180 and 181: Sign IlluminatingBallastsA Complete
Page 182 and 183: Sign Ballast Footage ChartNo. ofLam
Page 184 and 185: UNIVERSAL ®MAX-3HIGH OUTPUTSIGN BA
Page 186 and 187: GlossaryAC (Alternating Current)-Cu
Page 188 and 189: IndexCatalog # Page # Catalog # Pag
Page 194 and 195: Limited WarrantyUniversal Lighting
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