1000 Watt Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Kit 480V

 

1000 Watt Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Kit 480V

 

1000 Watt Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Kit M141 480V

Ballast replacement kit w/ starter, capacitor, core & mounting hardware

Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Info:
Ballast Model: 1000W-MH-11C-613-CK
Ballast Wattage: 1000 Watts
Ballast Voltage: Dedicated 480V
Ballast ANSI: M141 (1000W pulse start metal halide)
Ballast Type: Magnetic Pulse Start Metal Halide
Ballast Power Factor: 0.92
Ballast Weight: 21.1 lbs
JAMES Warranty: 3 Years
Ballast Circuit Type: PS-CWA
Ballast Capacitor Value: 24.0/480
Ballast Starter Used: ST2002

Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Performance:
* Ballast is designed in accordance with all applicable ANSI specifications including ANSI C82.4.
* Ballast is designed with Class “H” (180°C) or higher insulation system.
* Designed to operate for 60,000 hours of continuous operation at maximum rated temperature.
* Ballast and starter combinations operate reliably at starting temperatures of -30°C at nominal line voltage of plus or minus 10%.

1000 Watt Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Kit 480V

 

We recommend all ballast servicing be done by a certified electrician. Improper wiring is unsafe and can damage the bulb and/or ballast kit.

Benefits of Pulse Start Metal Halide vs Probe Start Metal Halide Ballasts:
* Faster restrike time (3-4 minutes)
* Half the warm up time (2 minutes)
* 25% to 50% improved lumen output (efficacy)
* Improved illumination levels over life (better lumen maintenance)
* Colder starting temperatures
Ballast ANSI: M141
Operating Voltage: Dedicated 480V
Included: Starter, Capacitor, Core, Mounting.

A 1000 Watt Pulse Start Metal Halide Ballast Kit 1000V is an electrical component used to regulate the power supply to a 1000W metal halide lamp, featuring a 1000-volt input.

 

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FAQ:

What is the maximum operating temperature for a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V?
A: The maximum operating temperature for a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V can vary by manufacturer but is typically between 90 and 130 degrees Fahrenheit.

Can a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V be used with other types of lamps?
A: No, a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V is designed specifically for use with 1000W metal halide lamps and should not be used with other lamp types.

How do I install a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V?
A: Installation instructions can vary by manufacturer, but generally involve wiring the ballast to the lamp and power source and mounting it in a suitable location.

What are the benefits of using pulse-start technology in a ballast kit?
A: Pulse-start technology improves lamp performance and extends its lifespan by reducing the time required to ignite the lamp and reducing the likelihood of lamp flickering.

Can a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V be used with a dimmer switch?
A: No, a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V is not designed to be used with a dimmer switch and doing so could damage the lamp and ballast.

Are there any safety precautions I should take when installing a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V?
A: Yes, always turn off power before installing the ballast kit and follow manufacturer instructions carefully to avoid injury or damage to the lamp and ballast.

What is the difference between a 1000V ballast kit and a regular ballast kit?
A: A 1000V ballast kit is designed specifically for use with lamps that require a 1000-volt input, while a regular ballast kit has a fixed voltage input.

Can I use a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V in an outdoor setting?
A: Yes, a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V can be used in an outdoor setting as long as it is installed in a suitable location and properly protected from the elements.

What is the expected power consumption of a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V?
A: The power consumption of a 1000W MH Ballast Kit 1000V can vary depending on operating conditions but is typically between 1050

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