GE432MAXP-N-ULTRA

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$15.31
SKU:
GE432MAX02
UPC:
43168786270
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HS Tariff code:
8504.10.0000

Product Overview

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GE432MAX-N UltraMax Electronic Ballast – 120-277V | Instant Start | 0.88 BF | 4-Lamp T8

Reliable standard-output electronic ballast designed for general commercial T8 fluorescent lighting applications.

Lamp Type
F32T8
Fluorescent
Lamp Count
4 Lamps
Parallel
Voltage
120–277V
Multi-Volt
Ballast Factor
0.88
Normal Output
Start Type
Instant Start
Standard Use

Quick Specs

  • Model: GE432MAX-N
  • Series: UltraMax
  • Input Voltage: 120–277V
  • Lamp Configuration: 4 Lamp
  • Ballast Factor: 0.88 (Normal Output)
  • THD: <10%
  • Minimum Starting Temp: -20°F
  • Maximum Case Temp: 70°C
  • Dimensions: 9.5" L x 1.3" W x 1.2" H
  • Compliance: UL Type CC, FCC Part 18, RoHS, UL Type 1 Outdoor

Compatible Lamps

  • (4) F32T8 (48" Standard Lamps)
  • (4) F32T8 Energy Saving Lamps (25W, 28W, 30W)
  • (4) F25T8 (36") and F17T8 (24")
  • (3) F40T8 (specific wiring configuration)
  • Equivalent U-Bend T8 Lamps

Product Overview

The GE432MAX-N UltraMax ballast is a standard-output (0.88 BF) electronic ballast designed for reliable, energy-efficient operation in commercial T8 lighting systems.

This model provides the ideal balance between energy efficiency and light output, making it the most commonly used ballast type for general applications.

Key Advantages

  • Balanced performance: Optimal light output and efficiency
  • Multi-voltage flexibility: Works in 120–277V systems
  • Parallel operation: Lamps stay lit if one fails
  • Cold start capability: Reliable down to -20°F
  • Reduced maintenance: Stable and consistent performance

Applications

  • Office lighting systems
  • Commercial buildings
  • Retail stores
  • Schools and institutional facilities
  • General-purpose fluorescent fixtures

Important Notes

  • Standard Output Ballast: Industry baseline (0.88 BF)
  • Best replacement for most existing fixtures
  • Instant Start: Lower cost but shorter lamp life vs programmed start
  • Use programmed start for occupancy sensor applications

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