Lumapro
Lumapro 4KGH5 light kit 180-185W 1-2 lamps
Electronic fluorescent ballast kit runs one or two T12HO lamps at 60, 75 or 85 watts on 120-277 V AC
- Electronic ballast operates on 120 to 277 V AC for flexible installation
- Supports one or two T12HO lamps up to 85 W each for scalable output
- Rapid start ensures reliable ignition even at 0 °F minimum temperature
- CA Title 20 compliant design meets California efficiency standards
- Fixed-output ballast with no dimming simplifies wiring and maintenance
LumaPro 4KGH5 light kit
This electronic fluorescent ballast kit supports one or two T12HO lamps and operates from 120 to 277 volts AC. It is intended for commercial or residential fixtures that require rapid-start ballasts without dimming capability.
Sustained operation at 180 to 185 watts
The ballast delivers consistent output across its rated wattage range with maximum lamp ratings of 60, 75 or 85 watts per bulb. It meets California Title 20 compliance and starts reliably down to 0 degrees Fahrenheit.
Replaces magnetic T12HO ballasts
Upgrading from older magnetic units eliminates flicker and reduces energy draw while supporting the same lamp types. The jump is worthwhile when fixtures run long hours and a non-dimming rapid-start ballast fits the existing wiring.
Highlights
- Electronic ballast operates on 120 to 277 V AC for flexible installation
- Supports one or two T12HO lamps up to 85 W each for scalable output
- Rapid start ensures reliable ignition even at 0 °F minimum temperature
- CA Title 20 compliant design meets California efficiency standards
- Fixed-output ballast with no dimming simplifies wiring and maintenance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat and power does the 180-185 W ballast produce when running continuously?
The electronic ballast draws up to 185 watts from a 120 to 277 V AC supply. It runs two T12HO lamps at a maximum of 85 watts each, so sustained heat output matches that load.
Which lamps and mains voltage do I need before this kit will operate?
You must supply one or two T12HO fluorescent tubes rated 60, 75 or 85 watts and a 120 to 277 V AC circuit. The ballast uses rapid start and has no dimming function.
Will the rapid-start ballast work with older T12HO tubes I already own?
Yes, if the existing tubes are T12HO types rated 60, 75 or 85 watts. The ballast supports one or two lamps and starts down to 0 °F, so older compatible tubes will strike reliably.
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