GE Lighting
GE Lighting GEC340MAX-A Electronic CFL Ballast 99W 120/277V light kit
Electronic CFL ballast runs up to three PL-T lamps at 99 watts on 120 to 277 volt supply with instant start
- Supports up to three compact fluorescent lamps
- Instant-start electronic ballast lights lamps without delay
- Operates on 120 to 277 volts AC for flexible wiring
- Handles 32-watt and 40-watt PL-T lamps
- Rated for reliable starts down to 0 °F
GE Lighting GEC340MAX-A Electronic CFL Ballast
The GE Lighting GEC340MAX-A is an electronic ballast designed for compact fluorescent lamps. It operates on a universal 120 to 277V AC input and supports up to three PL-T type bulbs. This unit suits commercial or residential lighting retrofits needing instant start operation.
Sustained load behaviour
The ballast delivers a maximum lamp wattage of 99W across supported 32W or 40W bulbs. Instant start circuitry energises lamps without pre-heating, reducing ignition delay. With no dimming capability, light output remains constant during continuous operation. Minimum starting temperature is rated at 0 degrees Fahrenheit.
Installation notes
Wiring connects to standard line voltage within the 120 to 277V range. The unit mounts in compatible fixtures designated for PL-T lamps. Installers must verify bulb wattage matches the 32W or 40W specification to avoid damage. No dimming controls are supported, so dimmer switches must not be used.
Highlights
- Supports up to three compact fluorescent lamps
- Instant-start electronic ballast lights lamps without delay
- Operates on 120 to 277 volts AC for flexible wiring
- Handles 32-watt and 40-watt PL-T lamps
- Rated for reliable starts down to 0 °F
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 99 W ballast add when it runs all day?
The ballast draws up to 99 W from the 120 to 277 V AC supply, so it releases roughly that much heat into the fixture during continuous operation.
Which lamps must I already have for the GEC340MAX-A to work?
You need three PL-T compact fluorescent lamps rated 32 W or 40 W each; the instant-start ballast supports exactly three bulbs.
Will the ballast start reliably with the older PL-T lamps I already own?
Yes — the instant-start design ignites compatible 32 W or 40 W PL-T lamps down to 0 °F, so existing lamps of those types will start normally.
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