Would this be compatible with an Advance RM-2S35-TP Ballast?
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RM-2S35-TP is smaller and will not fit the holes to screw it in place, the Robertson is about 9 inches long.
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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.
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Yes, it will work to light (2) F40T12, (2) F40T12/ES, (2) F30T12 or (2) F25T12 (Shoplites). Now as for the physical size of the 2 units The Advance Measures - (6 1/2"L x 2 3/8"W x 1 1/2"H) and the Robertson Measures - (9.44"L x 1.38"W x 1.16"H). So, what you would have to do is slide the one end in the slotted corner like the original one and then mark and drill a new hole in the sheet metal housing and attach the unit with the screw at this point. I have replaced many of this type of ballast with these Robertsons in this fashion. Very simple process to do. Takes and extra minute or two to drill a new hole. Hope this helps! Yes, it will work to light (2) F40T12, (2) F40T12/ES, (2) F30T12 or (2) F25T12 (Shoplites). Now as for the physical size of the 2 units The Advance Measures - (6 1/2"L x 2 3/8"W x 1 1/2"H) and the Robertson Measures - (9.44"L x 1.38"W x 1.16"H). So, what you would have to do is slide the one end in the slotted corner like the original one and then mark and drill a new hole in the sheet metal housing and attach the unit with the screw at this point. I have replaced many of this type of ballast with these Robertsons in this fashion. Very simple process to do.... » Read More Yes, it will work to light (2) F40T12, (2) F40T12/ES, (2) F30T12 or (2) F25T12 (Shoplites). Now as for the physical size of the 2 units The Advance Measures - (6 1/2"L x 2 3/8"W x 1 1/2"H) and the Robertson Measures - (9.44"L x 1.38"W x 1.16"H). So, what you would have to do is slide the one end in the slotted corner like the original one and then mark and drill a new hole in the sheet metal housing and attach the unit with the screw at this point. I have replaced many of this type of ballast with these Robertsons in this fashion. Very simple process to do. Takes and extra minute or two to drill a new hole. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Yes, it will work to light (2) F40T12, (2) F40T12/ES, (2) F30T12 or (2) F25T12 (Shoplites). Now as for the physical size of the 2 units The Advance Measures - (6 1/2"L x 2 3/8"W x 1 1/2"H) and the Robertson Measures - (9.44"L x 1.38"W x 1.16"H). So, what you would have to do is slide the one end in the slotted corner like the original one and then mark and drill a new hole in the sheet metal housing and attach the unit with the screw at this point. I have replaced many of this type of ballast with these Robertsons in this fashion. Very simple process to do. Takes and extra minute or two to drill a new hole. Hope this helps!
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This requires a ballast and should work in a 15 watt T8 fluorescent fixture.
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I believe you can. It uses a common Mogul socket which should work with a higher wattage bulb and since the ballast is built in to the bulb, this would not be an issue. If you are still in doubt, I would ask a electrician but I don't foresee any problems.
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I used a 400 watt MH bulb with the ballast no issues. I don't see why a 200 watt wouldn't work.
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Yes, the ballast type "35w or 55w" will both work with any color I..e 10k bulb.
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I'm not sure. I just took numbers from old ballast and matched to the one I ordered. If those numbers match and you're not changing bulb types it will work. I think I actually called that supplier with a question and they helped me.
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i had no issue with it working the flourescents i had a pair of them and it works great. your mileage may vary. also my flourecents used the newer ballast system instead of the old style.
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This bulb will not work with an electronic ballast, only a magnetic HPS. This is a conversion bulb from HPS to MH.
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This will work for most any light also you can get different adapters to work with any ballast rwr
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They will FIT, but they are designed for electronic ballasts, and the old T12 ballasts will burn them out much quicker if they work at all. Plus you won't save any money on electricity if you keep the old magnetic ballast. Not a good idea to swap them without at least putting in a T8 electronic ballast.
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This has a standard 120v three prong plug. I think your lights will have a different three prong plug on the ballast.
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Yes but sketchy . You need to access the existing ballast, cut only the hot and ground feeding the fixture, then using the wire nuts splice the provided pigtail to the hot and ground feed wires. Install the led tubes and connect the connectors.. Do not cut any other wires, do not remove the ballast as it provides the end to end connection for the new tubes good luck
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Yes all Ballasts are universal It doesn't matter what the bulb size or color is. As long as it has the amp connectors which almost every single aftermarket HID kit has. Hope this Helps!
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to my experience I would not try because the blinker boards are drifferant they are for the tos 1/350 which I will be starting next here is where I got my light for the 1/350 refit the web sight is treckmodler.com they will hook you up with a pre-wired light kit or a kit you solder yourself the way you want they have a phone I don't know it off the top of my head
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You need to order the ballast that has the correct bulb socket the bulb plugs into
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Yes it will work but ballast won't last as long I lost a digital ballast never used them again
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No, it will not. It is designed for F40 (4 foot) and F30 (3 foot) fluorescent bulbs. F96 (8 foot) bulbs need a ballast specifically designed for them.