Philips
Philips Advance ICN-1P32-N Ballast T8 120/277V 1 Lamp 32W
Electronic fluorescent ballast for one T8 lamp up to 32 W on 120 to 277 V AC
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- Instant start lights fluorescent tubes without delay
- Operates on 120 to 277 volt supply for flexible installation
- Runs one T8 lamp up to 32 watts for efficient operation
- Starts reliably down to zero degrees Fahrenheit
- Centium electronic design reduces energy waste
Electronic T8 Ballast for Single-Lamp Fixtures
This Philips Advance electronic ballast operates one T8 or T8U fluorescent lamp at 17, 25, 28 or 32 watts. It is designed for commercial or residential lighting installations that require instant-start operation on a universal input voltage range of 120 to 277 volts AC.
Verify Lamp Type and Fixture Wiring Before Purchase
Confirm that the existing fixture uses a compatible T8 or T8U lamp and that the socket wiring matches an instant-start ballast configuration. The unit supports a single lamp only, so multi-lamp fixtures will require a different model. Ensure the supply voltage falls within the 120 to 277 volt AC range and that dimming controls are not present, as this ballast does not support dimming.
Stable Output Across Extended Operating Periods
The electronic circuitry maintains consistent lamp current during continuous use, reducing flicker and audible noise compared with magnetic alternatives. Rated for a minimum starting temperature of 0 degrees Fahrenheit, it reliably ignites the lamp in cold environments. Because it lacks dimming circuitry, power draw remains constant at the selected lamp wattage throughout the duty cycle.
Highlights
- Instant start lights fluorescent tubes without delay
- Operates on 120 to 277 volt supply for flexible installation
- Runs one T8 lamp up to 32 watts for efficient operation
- Starts reliably down to zero degrees Fahrenheit
- Centium electronic design reduces energy waste
Specifications
| Brand | ADVANCE |
|---|---|
| type | Ballasts |
Questions about this item
Does the ICN-1P32-N ballast ship with a lamp or do I need to purchase a T8 tube separately?
The ballast is sold alone; you must buy a compatible T8, T8U or T8 fluorescent lamp rated 17 W, 25 W, 28 W or 32 W separately.
The spec lists 17 W, 25 W, 28 W and 32 W — which lamp wattage should I choose for this single-lamp ballast?
Select a single T8 or T8U lamp whose wattage matches one of the supported ratings; the ballast will operate any one lamp at 17 W, 25 W, 28 W or 32 W.
What does the 120/277 V input rating mean when the ballast is installed in a standard 120 V lighting circuit?
It will operate normally on a 120 V supply; the multi-voltage design simply allows the same unit to be used on 277 V circuits without rewiring.
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