Will T5 Lamps Work With A T12 Electronic Fixture Ballast?
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Retrofitting T12 or T8 to T5. Current fixtures utilize electronic ballast. Will T5 operate on existing ballast or require new… |
Electrical Question from Paul about a Classroom Electrical Topic
Background: Paul, a Property Manager from Washington, DC Metropolitan
[ad#block]Question: Retrofitting T12 or T8 to T5. Current fixtures utilize electronic ballast. Will T5 operate on existing ballast or require new? Thanks in advance.
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Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Paul. The existing electronic ballast must state that it is compatible with T5 Lamps. If it does not, then a new compatible electronic ballast will be needed.
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Hi Anne
This fluorescent lighting conversion product does have potential. I am curious if the existing ballast remains in the light fixture. I’m assuming so, but I will have to review the product more closely.
Thanks for sharing.
Dave
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