The industry is going to new type smaller connections for new bulb. I want to use LED bulbs, would this ballast work?
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I am not an electrician, but I believe that ballast is only needed for fluorescent lights and would not be needed for LED bulbs.
795464
Yes it will. I only replaced one side and rewired the fixture, and removed the ballast. So I only run one bulb per fixture. But you can run two. You will have to rewire the fixture. I did it with 14 gage solid black on one end white on the other. I love my lights. If you get the current version you will think the are to long but it will fit. You just stick one end in and bend the middle till you get the other nipple in and it will flex.back up.Remember you only need direct electrical connection for it to work.Let me know if you have more questions.Roby
982813
This one should work with LED bulbs. I installed with CFL bulbs and standard bulbs and it worked fine.
1904071
because this is installed on the power wire feeding the bulb, it should be OK- BUT, it relies on the resistance of the bulbs. If you have LED lights, it will not work.
402809
As I understand it LED's do not need either a ballast or starter. You would need to wire around it or remove it.
1843262
Yes, if you have an hps ballast (I would assume with 90% certainty that your digital ballast is for hps, and a 60% certainity that its a switchable). Either one of my assumptions would mean that yes it will work unless.......................................your ballast won't light up hps bulbs :) (its a joke)
1558754
If the bulb set is an H11 with separate high and low beams it will work on the low beams. Make sure to test that both of the bulbs are working before you mount the ballasts. You might consider zip-ties initially until you see that the kit works for a least a month.
2273096
Yes, it will. The bulbs are bright and I recently saw LED conversions for this socket type. So if regular bulbs don't cut it for you, LEDs will definitely brighten it up.
492562
Yes the ballast just powers the bulbs, the bulb kelvin rating is the color. Yes it will work for any hid bulb
177112
It takes a gu10 type bulb but if u have leds that have that type connection I would think so.
285467
yes, but you will need to rewire them and remove the ballast. Also to be on the safe side order the new connectors with them. These bulbs are only powered from one end. Make sure to get the bright and not the warm if want a good amount of light. I am very happy with mine but had to return my first order and get the brighter one directly from the vender.
2026931
As this is a simple on/off switch it should work with any type of bulb. There was nothing on the package that indicates that it will not work with LED bulbs.
1941503
it will work fine with that wattage and with LEDs however, not every bulb I have tried would reach down into the socket. It's really designed for flood style bulbs.
2248449
Yep, should work fine. I'm no engineer, so I don't know if running with only one light will cause wear on the ballast or anything like that. You could always get 2 different lights (like one 'moon' light, or something like that) to tweak the spectrum and/or reduce the light output, if that's what you are trying to do.
1224148
I don't know. I bought my ballast replacement simply based on the picture. It matched my current ballast.
922949
You'd have to check the ratings on the ballast but as long as it's 240 Volts and below 16 amps it should be fine.
787844
My guess would be probably not. The type of socket that the halogen goes into has an electrode on each side that the bulb touches. I've never seen an LED that would fit.