Product Overview

GE 72273 GE232MVL ProLine Electronic Ballast – 120-277V | Instant Start | 0.77 BF | 2-Lamp T8 Energy Saving
Low power electronic ballast designed for energy savings in T8 fluorescent lighting systems.
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Lamp Type
F32T8
Standard T8
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Lamp Count
1–2 Lamps
Parallel Operation
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Voltage
120-277V
Multi-Volt
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Ballast Factor
0.77
Low Output
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Start Type
Instant Start
Efficient Design
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Quick Specs
- Brand: GE Lighting
- Series: ProLine
- Model: GE232MVL
- Product Code: 72273
- Ballast Type: Electronic Instant Start
- Input Voltage: 120-277V
- Lamp Count: 1 or 2 Lamps
- Ballast Factor: 0.77 (Low Output / Energy Saving)
- THD: <10%
- Sound Rating: Class A (20-24 dB)
- Dimensions: 9.5" L x 1.3" W x 1.2" H
- Max Case Temp: 70°C
- Compliance: UL Type 1 Outdoor, FCC Part 18, RoHS
Compatible Lamps
- (1-2) F32T8 (32W Standard Lamps)
- (1-2) F32T8 Energy Saving Lamps (25W, 28W, 30W)
- (1-2) F25T8/ECO Lamps
- (1-2) F17T8/ECO Lamps
- Equivalent U-Bend T8 Fluorescent Lamps
- (1) FO40 60" T8 Lamp (single lamp configuration)
Product Overview
The GE232MVL ProLine ballast is a low ballast factor (0.77) electronic ballast designed to reduce energy consumption in standard T8 lighting systems. It provides lower light output while significantly improving efficiency.
This ballast is ideal for applications where maximum brightness is not required and energy savings are the priority.
Key Advantages
- Energy savings: Reduced power consumption with 0.77 ballast factor
- Lower operating cost: Ideal for large-scale lighting installations
- Multi-voltage flexibility: 120-277V operation
- Parallel operation: Lamps remain lit if one fails
- Reliable performance: Instant start design for continuous use
Applications
- Warehouses and storage areas
- Commercial buildings
- Utility and maintenance spaces
- Energy retrofit projects
Important Notes
- Low Output Ballast: Produces less light than standard (0.87 BF) models
- Best for energy savings: Not recommended where maximum brightness is required
- Instant Start: Ideal for continuous operation (not frequent switching)