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GE T8 4-Bulb Commercial Fluorescent Light Ballast - 71223266

GE T8 4-Bulb Commercial Fluorescent Light Ballast - 71223266

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GE T8 4-Bulb Commercial Fluorescent Light Ballast - 71223266

GE T8 4-Bulb Commercial Fluorescent Light Ballast - 71223266

$102.99
$102.99 $136.98
SAVE 24% Sold out

GE T8 4-Bulb Commercial Fluorescent Light Ballast - 71223266 

GE ProLine commercial grade multi-volt electronic ballasts are designed for commercial and residential use. They're instant start and handle voltage 120V through 277V. GE ProLine ballasts also feature arc-guard protection and fully parallel independent bulb operation. If one fluorescent bulb fails, all the others in the system stay lit. Use this GE ProLine 432MAX-G-N contractor pack ballast in T8 (1-inch diameter) 4 or 3 bulb fixtures that are designed for F32T8 and F28T8 48-inch fluorescent bulbs.

Features

  • Contractor case pack: 4 ballasts per package

  • Electronic ballast - Instant start

  • Multi-volt design ranging from 120V-277V

  • Runs a parallel lamp circuit so if one bulb burns out, the others stay lit

  • Lightweight, low-profile housing

  • UL listed

  • For 4 or 3 bulb fixtures using F32T8, F32T8/WM (ES) and F32T8 bulbs

  • For 3 bulb fixtures using F32T8/U, F25T8 (3FT), F17T8 (3FT) and F25T12 bulbs

What our Experts Think
  • Commercial-grade reliability: Designed for 4-bulb T8 fluorescent fixtures, making it ideal for offices, retail spaces, and industrial lighting systems
  • High-efficiency electronic ballast: Provides instant start performance with stable, flicker-free operation for consistent lighting quality
  • Wide voltage compatibility: Supports 120–277V multi-volt input, ensuring flexible installation across different electrical systems
  • Improved energy management: Helps optimize power usage compared to older magnetic ballasts, reducing operational costs over time
  • Smart lamp protection: Parallel circuit design ensures other bulbs stay on even if one lamp fails, improving reliability
  • Durable commercial build: Engineered for long-term use in demanding environments with a compact, lightweight housing
  • Easy retrofit solution: Direct replacement option for existing T8 3 or 4-lamp fluorescent fixtures for quick upgrades
  • UL listed safety compliance: Meets industry standards for safe and dependable commercial lighting operation
Q&A

Q: What is the GE T8 4-Bulb Commercial Fluorescent Light Ballast used for?
A: It is designed to power 4-lamp T8 fluorescent fixtures in commercial and industrial lighting applications such as offices, warehouses, and retail spaces.

Q: What type of bulbs is it compatible with?
A: It works with T8 fluorescent tubes (typically F32T8) in 4-bulb or compatible 3-bulb fixtures.

Q: What does this ballast do?
A: It regulates electrical current to the fluorescent bulbs and ensures stable, efficient operation of the lighting system.

Q: Is it electronic or magnetic?
A: It is an electronic instant-start ballast for improved efficiency and reduced flicker.

Q: Does it support multiple voltages?
A: Yes. It is typically multi-volt (120–277V), making it suitable for a wide range of commercial installations.

Q: What happens if one bulb fails?
A: In many models, parallel lamp operation allows the remaining bulbs to stay on if one fails.


Maintenance Tips
  • Turn power off before servicing to avoid electric shock or arc damage.
  • Inspect wiring connections periodically for looseness or discoloration that may indicate overheating.
  • Keep fixture clean and dust-free to prevent heat buildup and improve ballast efficiency.
  • Check for flickering or slow-starting bulbs—these can indicate ballast wear or failing lamps.
  • Replace all lamps as a matched set to reduce uneven load and extend ballast life.
  • Ensure proper lamp type (T8, 48-inch) is used to avoid ballast stress or failure.
  • Secure ballast mounting firmly to prevent vibration damage over time.
  • Avoid moisture exposure—install only in dry, indoor-rated fixtures unless specifically rated otherwise.
  • Replace ballast if buzzing, overheating, or inconsistent lighting occurs—these are end-of-life signs.
  • Consider LED retrofit upgrade when possible to reduce long-term maintenance needs.
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