I think I need a new Ballast to replace the Magnetek 413-C-TC-P for one (1) 40 W ceiling mounted garage light. Will this work?
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If your fixture has 2 F40CW florescent tubes that have 2 pins on each end it should work.
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The bulb does not care what the ballast runs on. You need to search for a ballast which accepts 220-240v. Good luck!
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Yes it can if you are replacing the same length and T8 connector, but you need to pull the old ballast and just send the AC to one end of the LED lamp. It is very simple with the supplied instructions. If you have live plants you will need to research the K value (temperature) for the plants you are growing!
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CHECK all cords make sure you have right power and switched right then 100%to start.If that don't work send ballast back. they have bin really good replacing bad or defective.
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Check the screw hole locations listed on Amazon and if it will "bolt up" and you have a 40w two bulb fixture it should work. They also show a wiring schematic that you can compare to yours.
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Yes IT WILL!! Just installed one today... The power is less (55W vs 65W), and the light is more yellow, but i like it this way even better than original. Good luck!
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Yes, Thane G. The LumenMax 5K Mogul Socket will work any ballast. As long as the socket outlet are compatible.
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It is an easy replacement. It is plugged into your existing ballast. We do have installation instructions we can email to you when you purchase, just sent us an email when you place your order. Let me know if you have any questions.
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The ballast will just under drive those bulbs so you will get no than 16 K lumen total because of incorrect bulbs, but they will probably light up just will not be enough juice to get the 5k lumen per bulb and maybe less lumens than the correct bulbs. My guess but sure that's the case now if you had vho ballast you would b in buisness or very high output this one is just HO
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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.
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the ballast has to be HPS and wattage compatible. if you can afford it, the best is the dual arc 1000w
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I'm not absolutely sure. This ballast is for 40w T12 (1-1/2" diameter) bulbs. It is not designed for the T8 (1" diameter) bulbs. If you have a fixture with the 1-1/2" diameter bulbs, it should work. As others have said, a wiring diagram is included that makes replacing an old unit fairly easy.
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Yes it will work...All ballasts are the same set up ...just different wattage
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Check to make sure you have power to you light fixture. Your ballast needs to be replaced.
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I use this switch in my workshop with cheap shop lights. Those lights have two 40 Watt fluorescent lights and an ordinary ballast. The switch always works.
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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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No, you have to get a socket with a 3 prong plug that is compatible to the ballast, which usually has a 15ft cord. This socket is made for mogul base cfl's.