Will this work with a fluorescent fixture with 4 4' T-8 tubes?
649476
I have no Idea... I used it in a ceiling fan... does it have a pull chain on the light? if so I would say it will probably work but I am not an electrician...
649477
Yes, put it on the hot side. if you don't know what the hot side is, get an electrician.
1577741
As long as your ballast is rated for t-12, takes the 96 inch single pin bulb you should be fine, just not as bright. Remember the T-12 are going away soon. They are going to be harder and more exspensive to purchase down the road.
1399123
I believe they would work for you. My set is holding a homemade light with eight cfl's and an eight count of florescent tubes.
2181265
Yes. If you bypass the ballast in a single tube fixture the light will work.
537522
If you have wiring there, it is no problem. I installed three of these in series to replace two flourescent fixtures. Onehad a bad ballast and would only half light. I also do not like disposing of 40 watt tubes. I put in LED lamps that draw8 watts apiece so 96 watts total versus 4 times 40 or 160 watts. They are also much brighter. If you have wires on either sideof the mirror, or you can get the wiring there somehow, then you can install these fixtures.Steve Jahn
1752221
They work very well with the four foot T8 and T12 fixtures I have connected to the switches.
1001399
No. It is designed to replace an existing 4" fixture. There are 6" products available.
622573
I bought this ballast for my aquarium light which is a 15watt T8 bulb the same as your part number f15t8. The ballast wasn't exactly the same but had the correct wiring a specs and is working just fine so far. I purchased it based on feedback fro other people. It should work just fine for you.
1699292
The instructions that come with it don't indicate if it works with fluorescent lights but I have used it with my fluorescent shop lights that have 4 foot tubes and it works fine. So my answer would be yes. It also has a replaceable fuse if you overload it. I have been happy with mine.
383715
Yes :) All you need are two fluorescent tube bulbs. I'd really recommend that you use these fluorescent tubes. It worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very pleasing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps! (Case of 10) F32T8/SP41 Linear Fluorescent 32-Watt T8 FO32 741 Light Bulb 48"
1611251
Yes. The input voltage and bulb specifications are the same. These ballasts are designed for certain length T12 fluorescents so check the stamp on the bulbs in your fixture. If they match the Robertson specs, your good to go.
436446
Yep - should work perfectly - the height of the sides can be adjusted for different sized bulbs. It's not cheap, but it is really cool
406416
This faucet was designed for an 8" spread. It will not work on a 4" set up. I have two of them in my double-sink master bath and I love them.
2253741
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.
1520877
Probably, nothing would happen. When the fixture is converted to light the LED tube, one end has the black or hot wire, and the other end has the white or neutral wire. A fluorescent tube does not have a normally conductive path for the electricity to flow from one end of the lamp to the other. The fluorescent fixture has a ballast that uses high voltage to blast a charge through the tube via the gasses that are inside the tube. Any person that removes an LED tube from the fixture should notice that it is not a standard fluorescent tube; the differences are obvious.
876760
I hung mine from the same chains as my old fluorescent fixture.I don't remember if it was set up for it or if I modified it.Either way, it was a cake walk to hang it from chains.
665858
I don't think so. It will not work with fluorescent lights either. I originally ordered this to control a four light fluorescent fixture. Instructions stated it would not work with fluorescent lights. I ended up using it to control another incandescent light.