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Rectangular electronic ballast in white finish, label shows 71 to 73 watts

Philips

Philips Advance IOPA-3P32-LW-N 71-73W 2-3 Lamp Electronic Ballast

SKU CH-79A7-8X5BT

Electronic fluorescent ballast runs two or three T8 lamps at 17 to 40 watts each on 120 to 277 volt input

  • weight0.88
  • Instant start at -20 °F ensures cold-weather reliability
  • 120 to 277 V input fits most commercial circuits
  • Runs two or three T8 lamps for layout flexibility
  • Supports 17 to 40 W tubes to match lighting needs
  • 71 to 73 W total draw keeps energy costs low

Advance IOPA-3P32-LW-N Electronic Ballast

The Philips Advance IOPA-3P32-LW-N is an electronic fluorescent ballast designed for commercial and institutional lighting systems. It operates two or three T8 lamps with a combined input range of 71 to 73 watts across 120 to 277 volts AC. The unit weighs 0.88 pounds and carries the Optanium branding.

Wiring and mounting requirements

The ballast uses an instant start method and supports lamp wattages of 17, 25, 28, 32 and 40 watts per bulb. It requires no dimming control wiring and has a minimum starting temperature of -20 degrees Fahrenheit. Installation fits standard fluorescent fixture enclosures with appropriate line-voltage connections.

Replaces magnetic or failed electronic ballasts

This model upgrades older magnetic T8 ballasts or replaces failed electronic units in existing fixtures. The jump is worth it when the current ballast hums, flickers or cannot start lamps reliably in cold conditions. It is not for LED retrofit tubes, dimming applications or single-lamp fixtures.

Highlights

  • Instant start at -20 °F ensures cold-weather reliability
  • 120 to 277 V input fits most commercial circuits
  • Runs two or three T8 lamps for layout flexibility
  • Supports 17 to 40 W tubes to match lighting needs
  • 71 to 73 W total draw keeps energy costs low

Specifications

BrandPHILIPS ADVANCE
weight0.88

Questions about this item

What is the lowest starting temperature this ballast can handle?

It starts reliably down to -20 degrees F, so cold environments are not a problem.

How much heat does the ballast add when it runs continuously at full load?

At 71 to 73 watts input the ballast itself dissipates only a few watts, keeping fixture temperatures low.

Which lamp type and quantity must already be installed for this ballast to operate?

It requires two or three T8 fluorescent lamps rated between 17 and 40 watts each.

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