Fulham
Fulham SC-120-213-LT5 24-33W 1-2 lamp ballast
Electronic fluorescent ballast powers one or two T5 or T8 lamps from 13 W to 21 W on 120 V AC
- Typeballast
- Weight0.55
- Electronic ballast for efficient fluorescent operation
- Supports one or two T5 or T8 lamps
- Handles 13, 14, 15 and 21 watt bulbs
- Operates on standard 120V AC input
- Lightweight design at 0.55 weight units
What this ballast does
The Fulham SC-120-213-LT5 is an electronic fluorescent ballast designed to operate one or two T5 or T8 lamps. It accepts 120V AC input and supports bulb wattages of 13, 14, 15 and 21 watts within a 24 to 33 watt operating range.
Build and connections
Weighing 0.55 units, the unit uses a rapid-start method with no dimming capability. The fixed output suits installations where consistent light levels are required and no dimming control wiring is present.
Check before ordering
Verify that your fixture uses T5 or T8 lamps rated at 13, 14, 15 or 21 watts and that the supply voltage is 120V AC. Buyers needing dimming control or support for other bulb types or voltages will need a different ballast.
Highlights
- Electronic ballast for efficient fluorescent operation
- Supports one or two T5 or T8 lamps
- Handles 13, 14, 15 and 21 watt bulbs
- Operates on standard 120V AC input
- Lightweight design at 0.55 weight units
Specifications
| Brand | FULHAM |
|---|---|
| Type | ballast |
| Weight | 0.55 |
Questions about this item
What input voltage does the 120V AC electronic ballast require?
The ballast operates on a 120V AC supply and supports one or two lamps with a combined output range of 24 to 33 watts.
What lamp types and physical dimensions suit the SC-120-213-LT5 housing?
It drives T5 or T8 fluorescent tubes rated 13, 14, 15 or 21 watts each; the unit weighs 0.55 lb and fits standard fluorescent fixture channels.
How is the rapid-start ballast wired, and what mistake should be avoided?
Connect the 120V AC input to the labelled primary leads and the lamp sockets to the secondary leads matching the tube count; a common error is reversing the lamp leads on two-lamp fixtures, which prevents ignition.
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