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Philips Advance 71A5892-001D 320 W HID ballast
Pulse-start magnetic HID ballast kit runs one 320 W metal-halide lamp on 120/208/240/277 V input
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- Pulse start ignites metal halide lamps reliably
- Quad-voltage input works on 120, 208, 240 or 277 V circuits
- Single-lamp design powers one 320 W bulb efficiently
- Magnetic ballast rated for -20 °F minimum starting temperature
- ANSI codes M132 and M154 ensure correct lamp matching
Philips Advance 71A5892-001D 320 W HID Ballast Kit
This Philips Advance kit contains a magnetic HID ballast designed to operate a single metal halide lamp rated at 320 watts. It accepts input voltages of 120, 208, 240, or 277 volts AC at 60 Hz and draws 368 input watts. The ballast carries ANSI codes M132 and M154 and uses a pulse start method with a ballast factor of 1. It is supplied in new condition.
Installers needing a 320 W metal halide replacement
Electrical contractors maintaining existing pulse-start metal halide fixtures will find this ballast matches the required ANSI codes and multi-tap voltage range. The unit supports only one lamp and requires a minimum starting temperature of -20 degrees Fahrenheit. It is not suitable for installers needing multi-lamp operation, different ANSI designations, or electronic high-frequency ballasts.
Kit includes ballast and mounting hardware
The packaged kit provides the magnetic ballast unit itself along with the necessary mounting hardware for installation into compatible fixtures. No additional capacitors, ignitors, or wiring harnesses are listed as included. The bundled components allow direct replacement of a failed ballast in an existing luminaire without sourcing separate mounting parts.
Highlights
- Pulse start ignites metal halide lamps reliably
- Quad-voltage input works on 120, 208, 240 or 277 V circuits
- Single-lamp design powers one 320 W bulb efficiently
- Magnetic ballast rated for -20 °F minimum starting temperature
- ANSI codes M132 and M154 ensure correct lamp matching
Specifications
| Brand | ADVANCE |
|---|---|
| type | Ballasts |
Questions about this item
Which lamp type and ANSI codes does this ballast support?
It operates one metal-halide lamp rated for ANSI codes M132 or M154.
Will it start reliably on a 120 V circuit in cold weather?
Yes, the minimum starting temperature is -20 °F and the ballast accepts 120 V input.
How can I verify the ballast is running correctly after installation?
Measure input power at the supply; it should read approximately 368 W with the lamp lit.
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