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GE 2-Lamp T12 4FT Electronic 120-Volt

The GE 120-Volt Electronic Ballast features an energy-efficient design and rapid-start, quiet operation. This ballast is designed for use with 3 ft. and 4 ft. T12 lamps and can be used as a replacement for the 2-lamp, 4 ft. T12 magnetic ballast.

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Looking for ballast for "U" tube 2 lamp 34 watt fixture.

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2-Lamp T12 4FT Electronic 120-Volt

Model # 97499
Store SKU # 124416
Internet/Catalog SKU# 10063212

answered 8 months ago

swellwhit

New York, NY, USA

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i just replaced a ballast for the so called "u tube"'. all it is is a 2 lamp fixture T12 with 4ft lamps. there are 2 different ballasts u can use. one costs $10 more than the one i used. i bought the
ge ballast #97499. it works great !

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

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Hi Mo - you can find the product you are looking for suggested below:

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2-Lamp T12 4Ft Electronic 120-277 Volt

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answered 1 year, 11 months ago

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Cross reference of fluorescent light ballast by Advance Transformer Co Cat No R2S35-1-TP

I've recently tried to replace a kitchen fluorescent light ballast-Advance Transformer Co Cat No R2S35-1-TP. Once, with a Phillips Advance RELB-2S40-N. It only lasted 6 hours until it died. There were some melted black rubber on the ballast. I recently replaced this with a Phillips Advance ICN-2S40-N. Until it died for only 3 hours. What type of ballast should I replace my original one with? It's a 4 ft 1-1/2 dia 2 light kitchen lamp. Do I need a special type of ballast? Is it a connection problem?

asked 1 year, 4 months ago

emrvin3

Rancho Santa Margarita, CA

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B260IUNVHP Electronic T12 Replacement Ballast

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

swellwhit

New York, NY, USA

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1. Besure the ballast you purchase is for a two lamp system. 2. besure the purchased ballast is for the correct lamps (T8 or T30). 3. I would recommend a newer solid state ballast, GE makes them and can be found at your local hardware or DIY store.

answered 1 year ago

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Hello emrvin3, I’m Newf from the Home Depot’s how-to Community. Thank you for your question.

Old magnetic ballasts will not cross-reference well to newer electronic ballasts.

For the size, wattage and number of bulbs in your fixture, this is the correct GE replacement ballast.

Please carefully ensure that all connections are sound and made per the wiring diagram on the face of the ballast.

I hope this helps,
Newf.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

Newf

Schaumburg, IL

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Will GE bakkast Model 97499 replace my old Pacific Ballast ES-240G-TP? My old ballast has two T12 34 w bulbs.

asked 6 months ago

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provided the bulbs are 4ft or less...yes

answered 6 months ago

swellwhit

New York, NY, USA

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Hello BP!

Yes this ballast will be an exact replacement.

I hope this helps, please let me know if I can be of any further assistance

answered 6 months ago

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Chicago

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GE Ballast 97499, does it have a Class P thermal rating. If not, what is it rated?

asked 6 months ago

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Hi Bp2,

Thank you for your question.

According to the manufacturer Yes it is class P, inherent thermal protection.

Hope this helps.

answered 6 months ago

THD Customer Service

Atlanta, GA

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Need a replacement for RQM-2S40-3-TP

Also I currently need two of these per 4-lamp fixture. Are there also any replacements which would only require one ballast?

asked 5 months, 3 weeks ago

sp303

cleveland, oh

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Manufacturer: Advance
Name: R4S40ATPACI

Expense way to do it 2 universal 446-LR-TC-P is cheaper

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

swellwhit

New York, NY, USA

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need a cross reference ballast (preferably GE) for 2-RQM-2s40-3-tp

i would like to find one that will run f34t12's fluorescent bulbs (4 per fixture and i already have a box of 30 of these bulbs) and is an electronic ballast. I do not mind running 2 ballast per fixture if i can find the right price. thanks in advance, james.

asked 1 month, 3 weeks ago

jay

dry ridge, kentucky

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Hi Jay
Thank you for asking. I believe I found what you need and i'm pasting the link for you below. For any other questions, please call our Appliance Hotline# 1-800-455-3869. Thank you.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/204083...

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