I think I ordered ballast for (2)F96T12, but this ballast does not mention F96T12 on it. Will it work with F96T12(2) bulbs or I need to get replaced?
156957
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.
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
809395
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
2215088
Although similar in size and shape, the ballast for each bulb is different and therefore must be matched appropriately. They are not interchangeable.
1340606
This will more than likely work fine, ballasts are not that picky. they sell these at walmart now too for a lil bit more if you don't want to wait.
1246478
Did u chech the connection where the bulb meets the ballast? It needs a little 1/2 turn. I'd take bulb out & retry. Then if that doesn't work I'd send it back too. Good luck! Sorry not much help. :/
132061
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.
1290937
As others have answered, this compact size electronic ballast can only be used on a single F40 or F34, T12 tube. Install a second 72110 ballast for your second tube.
1780624
I have wondered the same thing. I have not tried it because I dont want to waste money on bulbs that dont function with this light. Having worked with lighting extensively through out the years i dont think it will work., the ballast probably wont light them and if it does they may not light fully. If any one else tries it please let the rest know. Sorry this wasn't much help
795466
if you are try to replace a double fixture then order 2 led bulbs. the ballasts in your fixture needs to be bypassed or removed.
1224148
I don't know. I bought my ballast replacement simply based on the picture. It matched my current ballast.
1255582
Both of the ones that I ordered did the same thing. The light did work though. You could have a bad ballast or even a light switch.
1551734
You need to order the ballast that has the correct bulb socket the bulb plugs into
275938
It didn't work in mine. I had to send it back. It really would have been better...less hassle...to just spend the extra $3 and get the bulb from Brookstone. I ended up having to replace my ballast too. It really diodn't last that long, considering how much the mirror cost. Probably 30% of what a fluorescent fixture's life should actually be.
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.
289659
Yes you'll need 2 ballast one for each light,If you check Amazon site there are packages that contain the ballast and bulbs together.
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.