Philips Advance 71A8753-001 1000 W HID Ballast Kit
Magnetic HID ballast kit starts one 1000 W high-pressure sodium lamp on 120/208/240/277/480 V AC with pulse ignition down to -40 °F
- Product typeBallasts
- Pulse start enables reliable ignition in cold conditions
- Multi-voltage input 120/208/240/277/480V AC suits varied installations
- Single 1000 W high-pressure sodium lamp supported per kit
- Magnetic ballast rated for -40°F minimum starting temperature
- 1100 W input at 60 Hz delivers consistent power
Philips Advance 1000 W HID Ballast Kit
The Philips Advance 71A8753-001 is a magnetic HID ballast kit rated for a single 1000 W high-pressure sodium lamp. It operates on 120, 208, 240, 277 or 480 V AC input at 60 Hz with a ballast factor of 1. The kit uses pulse-start ignition and carries ANSI code S52. It is built for industrial and commercial lighting installations.
Suits installers needing a 1000 W HID ballast
This unit suits electricians and facility managers replacing or specifying a 1000 W pulse-start HPS ballast for multi-voltage supply. It is not for users who need a ballast for multiple lamps, a different wattage, or an electronic start type. Buyers requiring a lower input-watt draw or a different ANSI code should look elsewhere.
Single-lamp 1000 W pulse-start HPS operation
The decisive specification is the support for exactly one 1000 W high-pressure sodium lamp with pulse-start ignition. The ballast draws 1100 W input and starts reliably down to -40 °F. Confirm the lamp type, wattage and ANSI S52 code match the fixture requirements before purchase.
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- Price $437.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 265 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ADVANCE |
| Product type | Ballasts |
Questions about this item
What lamp type and ANSI code must the fixture use with this 1000 W HID ballast kit?
The kit supports one high-pressure sodium lamp with ANSI code S52.
Can this ballast kit operate on a 120 V circuit alongside older 277 V fixtures?
Yes, the input voltage range covers 120, 208, 240, 277 and 480 V AC at 60 Hz.
How do I confirm the ballast is starting correctly after installation?
It uses a pulse-start method and is rated to start down to -40 °F; the lamp should ignite at that temperature.
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