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LP550 Bodine Ballast

Brand: Philips Bodine

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$216.45

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Weight: 2 lbs
SKU: 01:39:LP550
Product Name: LP550 Bodine Ballast Bodine | LP550 | Bodine Ballast

DESCRIPTION

LP550
LP 550
LP-550

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The LP550 low-profile fluorescent emergency ballast works in conjunction with a low-profile or standard-size AC ballast to convert new or existing standard or high-output T5 fluorescent fixtures into unobtrusive emergency lighting. The emergency ballast consists of a high-temperature nickel-cadmium battery, charger and electronic circuitry in one compact case. The LP550 can be used with one 14 - 28 W standard or 24 - 54 W high-output T5; one 32 W (4’), 40 W (5') or 44 W HO (4') T8; or one 36 - 55 W (4-pin) long compact fluorescent lamp (see Table 1). It is also compatible with most one-, two-, three- and four-lamp electronic, standard, energy-saving and dimming AC ballasts. If used in an emergency-only fixture, no AC ballast is necessary.

The LP550 is suitable for indoor locations. It is not suitable for air handling heated air outlets or for wet, damp or hazardous locations. For information about specific lamp and ballast compatibility, please call the factory. Recommended applications include: emergency lighting for pendant, cove, recessed indirect/direct, surface-mount and architectural lighting commonly used in office, hospitality, health care, retail and educational facilities.

When AC power fails, the LP550 immediately switches to the emergency mode, operating one lamp at a reduced lumen output for a minimum of 90 minutes. When AC power is restored, the emergency ballast automatically returns to the charging mode and, using a patented circuit, delays AC ballast operation for five seconds to prevent false-tripping of AC ballast end-of-life shutdown circuits.