The manufacturer website clearly states this bulb to be e-ballast compatible is NO. Please advise?
877793
the ballast has to be HPS and wattage compatible. if you can afford it, the best is the dual arc 1000w
877794
http://www.eyehortilux.com/products/htl-dual-arc/SystemReqs/lu1000mhhtlen/62800
877795
That is correct. You can run this lamp on e-ballasts but it does not run properly.
1199919
I have mine hooked up to A different hood so as long as you hood can plug in too the ballast it should work.
996288
Yes it is Richard. There is a small problem with main rubber gasket. See my review Dec 2014. I contacted the company and advised them of the small problem and they may have fixed it. If not you can still make it work. Do not throw away the old lights incase you have to switch the rubber seal for main bulb.
1224148
I don't know. I bought my ballast replacement simply based on the picture. It matched my current ballast.
786386
This ballast is for a 4 lamp (32watt each) fixture. So should work if you have the same configuration. How that helps. Matt
1257471
Good question, a visual of the (encased) bulb did not reveal the information needed. Also, no manufacturer ID on item. Best bet to contact supplier. Sorry!
1884905
I am not sure of all compatabities.. but the bulb i replaced simply had a# I googled the # on my bulb and found several models that could be used! Original bulb didn't have a name so I don't know brand!
985949
Hello, you need to check if your bulb is h4, ai so, if it helps, because it is the same connection
1681910
Sounds like either the bulb or the ballast is going bad. More then likely its the ballast, but double check all your connections and make sure you use some dielectric grease on the connections. After that you could try switching either the ballast or the bulb to the opposite side and see if you still have the same problem. The problem should follow which ever part is bad.
757066
If you select the right size bulb it should fit. You just need to find a good spot to mount the ballasts.
1785422
Can't say for certain about this particular ballast, but my experience with other fluorescent fixtures is that F34 bulbs will work in place of F40 bulbs. Just be sure you are using T12 (1-1/2" diameter) bulbs and not a T8.
1188211
The specifications listed in the product description states the manufacturer. It's not Mitsubishi for this bulb.
2053585
No. This is a brighter replacement for an OEM standard 12 volt 55 watt headlight bulb. It is not a high-voltage or HID bulb. It is not compatible with a ballast lighting system.
1587551
This is just a part of what is needed for an hid conversion system. It would be used as a replacement for a ballast. Does your vehicle have hid already installed?
1691309
There is no way to know that unless you post the model number of the kit you have. I am tempted to say yes, but if you have a different kit which incorporates the mode control into the ballast unit, these won't work. These are stand-alone power regulators, not mode control modulators. Some kits put the ballast and the mode control in one unit, so really you need to post your kit number and your bulb model number as well as the year, make, and model of the vehicle. The more info you give, the likelihood of a correct, informed response increases greatly!
2258753
Sorry I don't know. You have to look at your old bulb and compare it with pictures of the base of the bulb on sale. That's howI I did mine with no problems.
765485
Steve, I really don't know. Always a pain to identify the right one. Seems like every Fluorescent fixture in the house uses a different ballast.