GE Lighting
GE Lighting GE332-MVPS-N 3-lamp T8 electronic ballast 120-277V case of 10
Electronic programmed-start ballast runs three F32T8 lamps at 120-277 V with .88 ballast factor, <10 % THD and A-rated sound, packed in a case of 10
- Case of 10 simplifies multi-fixture projects
- Programmed start extends lamp life for frequent switching
- Universal 120-277 V input suits varied supplies
- Low 20-24 dB sound rating keeps spaces quiet
- Active power-factor correction reduces harmonic distortion
Commercial lighting upgrade
This case of 10 GE Lighting GE332-MVPS-N electronic ballasts is built for facility managers and electricians maintaining linear fluorescent T8 systems in commercial or institutional buildings. Each unit operates on universal 120-277 volt input and uses programmed start technology to reduce electrode wear during frequent switching cycles.
Magnetic ballast replacement
The ballasts replace older magnetic or instant-start electronic models where lamp life and energy draw are concerns. Programmed start operation and anti-striation control make the switch worthwhile in spaces with occupancy sensors or frequent on-off cycles such as corridors, restrooms and classrooms.
Three-lamp capacity and limits
One ballast drives three F32T8 lamps at a normal 0.88 ballast factor with active power factor correction and total harmonic distortion below 10 percent. Sound rating A at 20-24 decibels suits quiet areas, while the 70 degree Celsius maximum case temperature sets the thermal boundary for enclosed fixtures.
Highlights
- Case of 10 simplifies multi-fixture projects
- Programmed start extends lamp life for frequent switching
- Universal 120-277 V input suits varied supplies
- Low 20-24 dB sound rating keeps spaces quiet
- Active power-factor correction reduces harmonic distortion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What case temperature rating does the GE332-MVPS-N ballast require for safe mounting?
The ballast is rated for a maximum case temperature of 70 °C (158 °F), so allow enough airflow around the metal enclosure to stay below that limit.
Which wiring step is most often missed when installing a parallel-wired programmed-start ballast?
Connect each of the three F32T8 lamps to its own pair of leads — red to one lamp, blue to the next, yellow to the third — and cap the unused leads; skipping a pair leaves a lamp dark.
How can I tell when the GE332-MVPS-N ballast needs replacement?
If lamps flicker, fail to start, or the ballast hum rises above the normal 20–24 dB A rating, the unit has likely reached end of life and should be swapped.
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