Loc Nar question for ya!!

[busybee]

I have never had an electronic ballast but the principle is the same. A ballast will only pull enough electric for the bulb. If you put a larger bulb in than the ballast the ballast is not rated for that much electric so boom.

However a smaller bulb than ballast and not as much electric passing through there by running cooler too.

My bro runs a 250 in a 600 and I run a 400MH conversion in a 1000HPS ballast.

I don't see why electronic ballast would be dif. I have seen the new ones you can adjust the power to the light to save energy.

:thumbsup:quick question...if a ballast produces 1000w(1kw) of power,and you only pull 400w for your lamp,where does the other 600w go?:jointsmile:

busybee Reviewed by busybee on 03-09-2010. Loc Nar question for ya!! It was mentioned before that a lower wattage bulb can be used in a ballast such as 400w in a 600w ballast, am I remembering this correctly? Was this with an electronic or magnetic ballast?? Everything I read and searches I do say no no no. Can we shed some light (hehe) on this? Rating: 5