Sylvania 49367 QHE 3x32T8/UNV ISL-SC-1

Sylvania High Efficiency QHE 3x32T8/UNV ISL-SC-1 Low Ballast Factor 120/277V Fluorescent T8 Ballast

Operates The Following Lamps:

• (2-3) FO17 24in Fluorescent Lamp
• (2-3) FO25 36in Fluorescent Lamp
• (2-3) FO32/25W 48in Energy Saving F32T8 25W Lamps
• (2-3) FO32/28W 48in Energy Saving F32T8 28W Lamps
• (3) FO30/SS (48in Energy Saving F32T8 30W Advantage Lamps)
• (2-3) F32T8 (48in FO32/ECO 32W Standard Lamps)
• (2-3) FBO16,FBO24, FBO29/SS, FBO30/SS, FBO31,FBO32 U-Bend Lamps
• (2) FO40 60in Fluorescent T8 Lamp
• Ballast Factor 0.77

Additional Information:

• 70C Max Case Temperature
• UL Listed Class P, Type 1 Outdoor
• Ground ballast case
• Lampholder must be shorted per diagram
• Install in accordance with National Electric Codes
• Complies with FCC 47 CFR Part 18, Non-Consumer
• ANSI 62.41 Cat. A Transient Protection
• Class A Sound Rating.
• Input Frequency: 50/60Hz.
• Complies with UL935 requirements for "Type CC" rating
• Minimum starting temperature: 60 F / 16 C with SS lamps
• Minimum starting temperature: -20 F / -29 C
• CSA certified.
• ANSI C82.11 where applicable.
• NO PCB (Polychlorinated Biphenyl)
• Remote mounting up to 20 feet Lamp Striation Control (LSC) may minimize
• Or eliminate lamp striations which can occur in T8 energy savings lamps.
• Small Can Enclosure Design (Dim:9.47”L x 1.69”W x 1.18”H)
• Minimum starting temperature: -20 F / -29 C
• Complies with FCC 47 CFR Part 18, Non-Consumer
• Normal Ballast Factor < 10% THD
• Dual Voltage 120-277V 50/60Hz
• Circuit Type Parallel
• Meet NEMA Premium Electronic M Ballast Program Requirements and qualify for utility incentives
• Deliver 30-60% energy savings when D compared to F34T12 magnetically ballasted systems
• Offer up to 6% (2-5 Watt) energy O savings over standard electronic ballasts
• Achieve over A 100 (LPW) with OCTRON® 800 XP® SUPERSAVER® lamps
• Available in: A – Instant Start and PROStart® (Programmed Rapid Start)
• Bi-level QUICKSTEP® and POWERSENSE® Dimming models
• Excellent for The Most Stringent energy codes and sustainability focused projects