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Advance H2Q26TPBLSM

(2) Lamp - 26 Watt CFL - 120 Volt - Preheat Start - 0.92 Ballast Factor


The Advance H2Q26TPBLSM electronic fluorescent ballast operates (2) 26 Watt CFL lamps at 120 input volts. Ideal for use in normal light areas, this preheat start ballast is typically used in offices, board rooms, and retail.

Stock Code: BA-H2Q26TPBLSM


$54.15 ea
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Brochures & Spec Sheets

  H-2Q26-TP-BLS-M Spec Sheet
 

Specifications

Stock Code:  BA-H2Q26TPBLSM
Part No.:  H2Q26TPBLSM
Ballast Factor:  0.92
Height:  1.69 in.
Operates:  (2) 26 Watt CFLs
Power Factor:  99%
Type:  Magnetic
CSA Listed:  Yes
Warranty:  2 Years
 
 
Brand:  Advance
Voltage:  120
Length:  8.5 in.
Width:  2.31 in.
Start Temp. (Min):  50 Deg. F
Start Method:  Preheat Start
Weight:  3.5 lb.
UL Listed:  Yes
Case Quantity:  1
 
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