Philips
Philips Advance ICN-2P32-N Electronic Ballast T8 120/277V 1-2 lamps
Electronic fluorescent ballast for one or two T8 lamps operating on 120 to 277 volts
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- Starts instantly with instant-start technology
- Runs on 120 to 277V AC input voltage
- Supports one or two T8 fluorescent lamps
- Drives lamps up to 32 watts maximum
- Operates reliably down to 0 degrees Fahrenheit
What this ballast does and who needs it
The Philips Advance ICN-2P32-N is an electronic ballast for T8 fluorescent lamps. It operates on input voltages from 120 to 277V AC and supports one or two bulbs rated at 17, 25, 28 or 32 watts. It uses an instant start method and has a minimum starting temperature of 0 degrees F. This unit suits maintenance teams and contractors servicing existing linear fluorescent fixtures in commercial or institutional buildings.
Voltage range and lamp limits define the install
The ballast accepts a wide 120 to 277V AC supply, so it works on standard North American branch circuits without a separate transformer. It will only drive T8 lamps within the listed wattages of 17, 25, 28 or 32 watts and cannot support more than two lamps. There is no dimming capability of any type, so it cannot be used with dimming controls or daylight harvesting systems. Buyers needing dimming, programmed start, or support for three or four lamps must select a different model.
Solid-state build with standard wiring access
As an electronic ballast, it runs cooler and quieter than magnetic predecessors and eliminates audible hum. The housing is designed for typical fixture enclosures and connects through standard lead wires for line voltage and lamp sockets. Instant start strikes lamps quickly but can reduce lamp life in frequent-switching applications such as occupancy-sensor zones. Installers should verify the fixture wiring diagram matches the one-to-two-lamp configuration before mounting.
Highlights
- Starts instantly with instant-start technology
- Runs on 120 to 277V AC input voltage
- Supports one or two T8 fluorescent lamps
- Drives lamps up to 32 watts maximum
- Operates reliably down to 0 degrees Fahrenheit
Specifications
| Brand | ADVANCE |
|---|---|
| type | Ballasts |
Questions about this item
Should I choose a ballast rated for 17 W, 25 W, 28 W or 32 W lamps?
The ballast supports all four wattages — 17 W, 25 W, 28 W and 32 W — so match the rating to the T8 lamps you plan to install.
What does the 120 to 277 V input range mean when the ballast is wired in a building?
It operates on any supply between 120 V and 277 V AC, so the same unit works on standard 120 V circuits and higher-voltage 277 V commercial circuits.
Does the instant-start design limit the number of lamps I can run?
The instant-start ballast drives one or two T8 lamps within the supported wattages; it does not support dimming.
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