Will it work with a 34 watt T12 bulb?
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According to http://www.keystoneballast.com/sites/default/files/products_spec_sheet/KTEB-140-1-TP-EMI_1.pdf it works with the following bulbs:F40T12 (40W) F34T12 (34W) F40T12 (25W) F30T12 (30W)The plastic sockets are standard for this type of light and if you don't try to use a JKhammer to install them you should be fine.
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According to http://www.keystoneballast.com/sites/default/files/products_spec_sheet/KTEB-140-1-TP-EMI_1.pdf it works with the following bulbs: F40T12 (40W) F34T12 (34W) F40T12 (25W) F30T12 (30W) The plastic sockets are standard for this type of light and if you don't try to use a JKhammer to install them you should be fine.
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Don't know , the plastic bulb retainers broke before I could get it to work. Made very cheap.
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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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No, this is for 3 or 4 T8 bulbs. You want the GE Lighting 23671GE Lighting 23671 GE232-120-N 120-Volt ProLine Electronic Linear Fluorescent T8 Standard Instant Start Ballast 2 or 1 F32T8 Lamps
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look malaka, as long as your light is 12 volt it should work you did not mention the watt's but as long as you dont exceed 200 watt with what other lights you are using.
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If it looks like this, same dimemsions and four pin connection, it should work.I have only found one bulb with these dimemsions and connection.
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Yes. I installed one of the Robertson ballists in a fixture with 2 four foot 40 watt T12 bulbs last summer and it works perfectly. The Robertson ballast is quite a bit lighter and smaller than the huge 20 year old ballast that was replaced.
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most definitely!!! i just changed mine....bring in the bulb and match it...very simple...sorry didnt look at wattage. u want to go by size of bulb and screw in...
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I've used it with T5's and 1000 watt MH and HPS bulbs and it works with them.
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Sorry I don't know. You have to look at your old bulb and compare it with pictures of the base of the bulb on sale. That's howI I did mine with no problems.
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Probably not since it recommends 100W 3-way bulb. FYI, my 3-way simply does not work so I am just using it as a regular 100W.
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I would assume it would work with any bulbs you wanted. Check to make sure the wattage does not exceed.
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I use Westek 16 Watt 17" T4 Warm White Fluorscent FA200WBC. I think the bulb you mentioned above should do the job for you. I hope this answer is what you expected.
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Either. It will work with any bulb that has an E26 base. I use a 23-Watt (100W) Spiral CFL and the light is just outstanding and bright, It doesn't heat up and it perfectly fits. This bulb is really a good find for this lamp, I highly recommend it Triangle Bulbs T90020 (Pack of 2) G16 Decorative Globe Light Bulbs 300 Lumen 5-watt LED Light Bulb with E26 Base, Color 3000K, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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Yes, I think it will work well. I'd just recommend that you switch to these bulbs if you want a better and brighter light output and awesome product quality: (Pack of 6) F54T5/865/HO 54-Watt T5 High Output 6500K Daylight Bulbs
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A 48" T5 HO bulb is 54watts. If your 48" bulb is only 32 watts, then it's either NOT High Output, or else it's not a T5. If it will fit, you might be able to use your bulbs, but you won't get the light output you paid for when you got that fixture. On the flip side, if you put HO bulbs into a "Normal" fixture, they'll burn out really fast and probably melt down your light sockets as well.
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I don't think that it would. The original is a 100 watt fixture, and the bulb in question is a 250 watt bulb. That would require a different balast and other circuit components that could safely handle two and one half times the wattage. Wattage formulas would say NO. I would do more research before I tried it. Hope this helps.
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I don't have one of those boxes, so I really don't know. If it will take a standard bulb it should as these bulbs are slightly smaller in diameter and a lot cooler and take less power than a standard bulb. Only ones you might have a problem with are the larger bulbs, like the 43watt and above as they are about the same size as a 300watt incandescent.