T2 Ballast T2 Fluorescents

T4 Ballast T4 Fluorescents

T5 Ballast T5 Fluorescents

T5HO Ballast T5HO Fluorescents

T6 Ballast T6 Fluorescents

T8 Ballast T8 Fluorescents

T8HO Ballast T8HO Fluorescents

T12 Ballast T12 Fluorescents

T12HO Ballast T12HO Fluorescents

T12VHO Ballast T12VHO Fluorescents

Fulham Ballast All Fluorescents

Dimming Ballasts All Fluorescents

Sign Ballast T12HO Lamps

Freezer Ballasts T8|T12HO & VHO Lamps

Magnetic Weatherproof T12 Fluorescents

Emergency Ballast Battery Backup

Circline Ballast Circline Fluorescents

CFL Ballast CFL Lamps

Germicidal Ballasts Germicidal Lamps

Ballast Accessories Brackets & Clips

Fluorescent ballasts are used in every office, warehouse, school, church and building in the US and abroad. We carry thousands of ballasts including T8 ballasts, T12 ballasts, compact fluorescent ballast, sign ballasts, freezer ballasts, circline ballasts and germicidal ballasts. Fluorescent ballast are basically put into two major categories one being electronic and the other being magnetic. Within these two categories there are many shapes, sizes and styles. The most common ballast, the standard magnetic ballast has been around for years, they are the ballast that cause the “flicker” effect many of us see when we turn on the lights in our offices on a cold morning. These ballast are extremely heavy because they contain large amounts of copper and other metals. Over the past few years many of these have been discontinued due to the 2005 E-Pact legislation. If you find your ballast is not listed on our website, or it has a note that states there is limited availability, please contact one of our representatives. We will be able to locate an electronic replacement and help you with the wiring of the new ballast. For many lamps however, magnetic ballast are the only type of ballast available unless you switch to one of the Fulham Workhorse ballast (Read More).

Electronic ballast are typically seen in newer buildings and in almost all the new fixtures presently being manufactured. These ballast weigh a fraction of their magnetic counterparts because they are made up of small electronic components. Electronic ballast are instant start and extremely quiet so they are popular for use in schools and offices. And with energy cost rising, switching to electronic ballast is an easy way to automatically save money.

To select the ballast you need to replace, locate the Cat no. or Catalog number on the ballast. This number is typically printed in bold on the label and is what we use to figure out exactly which ballast you need. If your not sure please contact a representative at 1-888-988-2852