Does this ballast run on 120v or 240? Does it have hydrofarm connection?
1155771
yes runs on either 120 or 240... I was surprised hydrofarm was mentioned since it is manufactured by lumatec... dave
1155772
This ballast is switchable in terms of voltage, supporting both 120v and 240v. If you want to run it 240 you have to change the plug on it. Yes, all Lumatek Ballasts have a hydrofarm style connection.
1941777
Most well pumps are 240 volt. You stated "deep water" which would indicated a need for a higher hp pump. Usually any pump over 1/3hp will be a 240v pump. These generators are 120v only!
1005291
It runs full voltage. Mine is 120v. It's wired like a regular inline switch. Not sure if it's rated at 240 though.
1225305
No you will burn up the internal ballast if you feed it more than 120 volts
2033946
The printed directions say: 125V ac / 60Hz, 15A / 1875W resistive, 8A / 1000W tungsten, 8A ballast. They also refer to www.colemancable.com
210540
No. It's set for 110~120 VAC. You would need a voltage converter in order to use 240 VAC.
1831583
The instruction sheet says, "Tungsten (Incandescent) 15 Amp @ 120VAC," and "Ballast (fluorescent) 8 Amp at 120 VAC"
683464
I called Krups customer service in USA. They mentioned that it supports only 120v
613130
It has a 24volt output for your contactor windings. 120volt output uses a different unit. The 24volt contactor sold here handles a 120 or 240 load and is only about 4 bucks. Just search for Sodial 250V temperature control relay.
565099
NO 220/240 is completely different. If you can run one leg of it would work, don't think household works like that. I used to be in the lighting business & fixtures were always shipped with 220 plugged so you wouldn't blow up the ballast. Please don't try this you will burn up the motor. Hope this answers you question.
1344146
The one in the photo is a Hydrofarm plug but it all depends on what inventory is being sold as they come from Hydrofarm both ways...if you wind up getting the wrong style there is a small adapter cord that can convert it either way for less than $10...so look for the best price on the Ballast itself and worry about the cord later
949792
Sorry about the delay. I deleted all amazon email thinking it was all junk.Didn't see this until I was deleting stuff from my phone. I dont' think it will work on 240. There is no switch to allow changing between 120 and 240v.
518268
It is set to use just to 240 volts supply for the Water Heater. You do not need a separate 120 volt circuit. It is VERY simple to connect.
2217389
It actually runs on 12 Vdc and comes with an adapter for 120 Vac. It should work as long as you can buy a 240 Vac to 12 Vdc locally. Adapters are relatively cheap.
955026
This switch is rated to switch 2400 watts of power at 120 Volts. If your water heater has an element that is less than 2400 watts, and runs on a 120 volt circuit, yes you can use this. It is not likely that your water heater meets these requirements. You can, however, use this switch to switch a relay that is rated to turn your water heater on and off. An inexpensive example of this is the Packard C230B. It will switch 220 volts up to 6600 watts and has a 120 volt coil. This is a mechanical contactor. You can also look for a solid state relay that will be quieter and last longer, but cost more. This switch is rated to switch 2400 watts of power at 120 Volts. If your water heater has an element that is less than 2400 watts, and runs on a 120 volt circuit, yes you can use this. It is not likely that your water heater meets these requirements. You can, however, use this switch to switch a relay that is rated to turn your water heater on and off. An inexpensive example of this is the Packard C230B. It will switch 220 volts up to 6600 watts and has a 120 volt coil. This is a mechanical contactor. You can also look for a solid state relay that will be quieter and last longer, but cost... » Read More This switch is rated to switch 2400 watts of power at 120 Volts. If your water heater has an element that is less than 2400 watts, and runs on a 120 volt circuit, yes you can use this. It is not likely that your water heater meets these requirements. You can, however, use this switch to switch a relay that is rated to turn your water heater on and off. An inexpensive example of this is the Packard C230B. It will switch 220 volts up to 6600 watts and has a 120 volt coil. This is a mechanical contactor. You can also look for a solid state relay that will be quieter and last longer, but cost more. « Show Less
577833
This fixture runs MH or HPS bulbs but through a ballast first. It should plug right into the out going side of the ballast. Then you should have the option of 120V or 240V going into the ballast! 240V being more economical. Good luck!
1303580
It's 120V. Sorry. I don't know if you can get a converter or not. Too bad, because it's the best quality lamp I've ever found. I'm a jeweler and have been using florescent lamps for almost 50 years. This one is very heavy duty with locking clamps to allow you to adjust and lock in place. I have bought 3 of them so far. Yes, comes with 3 standard 15W tubes.