GE Lighting
GE Lighting 63415 SP-CA Switchpack Ballast 347 VAC 15 A 125 mA
A 347 VAC switchpack ballast rated at 15 amp and 125 mA for 50/60 Hz lighting control
- 347 VAC rating suits commercial lighting circuits
- 15 A switching capacity handles heavy ballast loads
- 125 mA low current draw reduces power waste
- 50/60 Hz operation works on standard mains frequency
- SP-CA switchpack design simplifies fixture installation
Product identity
The GE Lighting 63415 SP-CA is a switchpack ballast designed for 347 VAC lighting control circuits. It serves electricians and facility managers who need a reliable relay module for commercial fluorescent or LED fixtures.
Decisive specification
The unit operates at 347 VAC and is rated for 15 amp switching capacity with a 125 mA coil draw at 50/60 Hz. This voltage and current rating determines compatibility with the branch circuit and the control voltage supplied by the lighting controller.
Capacity and headroom
The 15 amp rating comfortably handles multiple standard ballasts or LED drivers on a single circuit. It runs out when the connected load exceeds 15 amps or when the supply voltage differs from 347 VAC, requiring a different switchpack model.
Highlights
- 347 VAC rating suits commercial lighting circuits
- 15 A switching capacity handles heavy ballast loads
- 125 mA low current draw reduces power waste
- 50/60 Hz operation works on standard mains frequency
- SP-CA switchpack design simplifies fixture installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 15 A rating mean for the load I can connect?
The 15 A rating at 347 VAC sets the maximum continuous current the switchpack can carry for connected ballasts or LED drivers.
How does the 347 VAC, 50/60 Hz input affect what I can wire to it?
It accepts a 347 VAC supply at either 50 Hz or 60 Hz, so it matches standard commercial lighting circuits at that voltage and frequency.
What does the 125 mA figure tell me about the control circuit?
The 125 mA is the maximum current the internal 15 VDC control supply can deliver to low-voltage devices such as occupancy sensors or photocells.
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