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Universal M10012/27CK-5EU-JT3 - 100 Watt - Pulse Start - Metal Halide Ballast - 120/277 Volt - ANSI M/C90 M/C140 M/C164 - Power Factor 95% - Max. Temp. Rating 176 Deg. F
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Universal M10012/27CK-5EU-JT3

100 Watt - 120/277 Volt - Electronic Metal Halide Ballast - ANSI M/C90 M/C140 M/C164 - Bottom Feed Mounting With Studs


The Universal M10012/27CK-5EU-JT3 metal halide ballast operates on 120 to 277 volt systems. For use with 100 watt lamps, this electronic HID ballast boasts a high power factor of 95%, ensuring maximum efficiency. Its cutting edge-electronic circuitry delivers consistent color rendering and longer life, making it an optimal choice for retail and commercial users. For easy installation, this ballast features bottom exit leads and mounting studs.

Stock Code: B-M1005EUJT3


$146.46 ea
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Specifications

Stock Code:  B-M1005EUJT3
Part No.:  M10012/27CK-5EU-JT3
Voltage:  120/277
Ballast Type:  Electronic
Height:  1.57 in.
Mounting:  Bottom Feed with Studs
Start Temp. (Max):  176 Deg. F
Start Method:  Resonance Start
Weight:  20 oz
RoHS:  Compliant
Warranty:  3 Years
 
 
Brand:  Universal
UPC:  768386257325
ANSI Code:  M/C90, M/C140, M/C164
Length:  5.2 in.
Width:  3.62 in.
Operates:  MH100/PS
Power Factor:  95%
Type:  Electronic Metal Halide
CSA Listed:  No
UL Listed:  Yes
Case Quantity:  1
 
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