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EcoSystem® H-Series Ballast

EcoSystem® H-Series Ballast
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EcoSystem. H-Series Ballast The most flexible and cost-effective EcoSystem ballast EcoSystem H-Series Ballast (actual size)

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High-performance dimming solutions for any budget The EcoSystem® H-Series ballast is a cost-effective, fluorescent ballast designed to expand the market for energy-saving light controls. Factory-tuned ballast factors are available to easily customize the ballast to a specific application and improve watts per square foot. Superior Capability Digitally addressable ballasts combine superior 1% dimming performance and Lutron® reliability Universal voltage input • 4 ft., 3 ft. and 2 ft. T8 1 and 2 lamp fixtures • 4 ft. T8 3 lamp fixtures • 4 ft., 3 ft. and 2 ft. T5 1 and 2 lamp fixtures • 4...

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System diagram Energi Savr Node NEW H-Series Ballast digitally addressable ballast for high-performance 1% dimming QS sensor module communicates with wireless devices to minimize wiring for easy installation Radio Powr Savr wireless daylight sensor saves energy by automatically adjusting light levels based on the amount of daylight entering a space Pico® wireless control adjusts light level from anywhere in a space for enhanced productivity, comfort, and convenience Wired sensors adjust light levels based on occupancy/ vacancy or available daylight RS232 Interface links to non-Lutron...

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System diagram Energi TriPak TM NEW H-Series Ballast digitally addressable ballast for high-performance 1% dimming New PowPakTM dimming module with EcoSystem® allows for easy, low cost integration of wireless sensors and controls with EcoSystem H-Series fluorescent ballasts and Hi-lume A-Series LED drivers in single areas NEW Radio Powr SavrTM wireless occupancy/vacancy sensor saves energy by automatically turning lights on and off based on space occupancy Radio Powr Savr wireless daylight sensor saves energy by automatically adjusting light levels based on the amount of daylight entering a...

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