My old ballast number is KTEB-2C72-1-TP/E. Will this unit work for 2 - 48" tubes? or only circline? Thanks
1940927
No it will not work. this ballast was for circle line bulbs. You just need to search for a ballast for 2- 48" straight tubes.
1940928
The ballast you listed is for circleline. that type of tube has a special plug with four pins bunched together, while the 48 inch replacement ballast for two tubes has four clip in sockets for the two pins at each end in the long tubes. Be sure to place sockets in their correct color codes alignment as in the instructions.
1940929
I'm afraid I never made it thru my Electrician apprenticeship and only know they work with the thinner 36" one's! But... if I had to guest, I'd say No.
1940930
Donna, the Keystone ballast KTEB-2C72-1-TP is available the WS is for the circline due to WS standing for "with socket". if you find the Part number you mentioned that will work. let me know if you need any help with finding it. i may be able to list it on Amazon so it would be available through Amazon.
2267989
Not sure I completely understand the question, but I used it in a unit with two F40T12 48" fluorescent bulbs. Both bulbs start off of this one ballast.
1334810
Yes you have to rewire. Basically you are taking out the starter/ballast. This of course makes the fixtures unusable with traditional tubes without rewiring. Truth in advertising I sent my light back because of this need to rewire. Hope this helps. The rewire isn't complicated to do I just didn't want to do it.
702482
Last time I checked, the only compatible tubes were the ones sold through the schiit website. Not sure if that has changed.
922950
It's rated in amps so if your amperage is not greater than 16 amps and your ballasts are set at 240volts then it should.
65340
Absolutely Not. No it does not work with any of the new digital or electronic ballasts. It only works with an old school ANSI 52 Magnetic Ballast.
786387
I agree with Kimm. When looking at ballasts input voltage (110/207), quantity of bulbs (1,2,4) in fixture along with bulb wattage/type should equal success in ballast selection. Our key concern is always compatibility to the other 100 fixtures so we stock one bulb type and one ballast type.
512356
I have used this ballast only for T12 lamps. T8's have smaller diameter and generally take less power. This ballast would probably work electrically but is wider (1.4 vs 1.1 inches) than a T8 ballast and might not fit the lamp fixture. GE sells T8 ballasts like the 72275 GE232-MV-N. In Amazon, search for "ballast T8" and look among the candidates to match the number of lamps in the fixture, their length (24", 48", 96", etc.) and their wattage.
2046688
Based on the limited specs Amazon shows the answer is either ballast RM2S35-TP or Robertson 000791 RSS240T12M can power two F40 4" linear tubes.
528089
Try this site! http://www.elightbulbs.com/GE-33774-FC8T9-CW-Circular-T9-Fluorescent-Tube&source;=GoogleBaseCSE?gclid=CJerqP2YtLwCFeJF7Aodo2AAcg
2267987
This ballast is definitely not 48 inches long - closer to 12 inches as I remember it. However, bulb and ballast are very different and it seems you might be talking about a single ballast to power two 48 inch bulbs?
1571481
It will work. Just will not be the color you were anticipating. Side note..I changed to another system my ballasts kept blowing out.
1169803
I would recommend this ballast to anyone. Never have had a problem with them.
710369
It should, if the numbers match according to the REMANUFACTURED part's description. Also I strongly suggest swapping the ballast with the one on your working light. Just a few screws for an easy swap. Just remember there is potential for extremely high stored voltage. I bought before checking and needlessly purchased new ballast. Bulbs were good as well. Seems problem exists in wiring within light assembly. One side fixed with new assembly ($850 new). I'm looking for used before ticketed by cops. Already stopped two or three times for intermittent issue. VERY DISTURBING
1161188
Check the cable from ballast to hood. I had one that was damaged. I gets damaged from the opening.
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.
697320
Yes. I believe they are all 12". I would suggest contacting Bumbleride directly to purchase replacement tubes.