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Yes, ballasts are often replaced when lamps fail or fittings are upgraded.
Sparky Direct supplies ballasts Australia-wide, offering reliable lighting control components with convenient delivery.
They are securely packaged and delivered via standard courier services.
Unused products are generally eligible for return according to the seller’s returns policy.
Warranty coverage varies by manufacturer and typically covers defects in materials or workmanship.
Yes, ballasts are typically sold as individual components.
Yes, matching the ballast to the lamp type and rating is essential.
They generally require minimal maintenance once installed correctly.
They are usually housed within the light fitting or enclosure.
Yes, replacing an old or faulty ballast can restore proper light output.
Yes, electronic ballasts are generally quieter than magnetic types.
They are used in homes where fluorescent or discharge lighting is installed.
Yes, they are widely used in offices, warehouses, and commercial spaces.
Ballasts are electrical control devices used to regulate current and provide the correct starting and operating conditions for certain types of lighting.
Yes, flickering or failure to start can indicate a faulty ballast.
It ensures the lamp starts reliably and operates safely without overloading.
Yes, they are still used where fluorescent or discharge lighting is installed.
Yes, the correct ballast ensures stable light output and proper lamp operation.
Yes, ballasts are rated to suit specific lamp types and wattages.
Yes, electronic ballasts are generally more energy efficient than magnetic ballasts.
Magnetic ballasts use traditional coil technology, while electronic ballasts use electronic circuits for improved efficiency and performance.
Quality ballasts are manufactured to meet relevant AS/NZS electrical and safety standards when installed correctly.
Yes, fluorescent lamps require a ballast to operate correctly.
A ballast limits electrical current and helps start the lamp safely and efficiently.
Ballasts are commonly used with fluorescent lamps and some discharge lighting such as metal halide and sodium lamps.
