Workhorse7 ?

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I Plan To Soon Upgrade My No Flo To Vho. How Many 4' Bulbs Can I Burn With A Workhorse 7 ? I Am Finding Contrasting Info Please Help ( You Havent Misled Me Yet ). BTW HOW ABOUT A WORKHORSE 8 ?

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Specifications Maximum Power: 220W Model Number: WH7-120-L Maximum Current: 1.82 AMP Operating Voltage: 120 VAC Product Photo: click here to view

Case Specifications Black/White Wires: 18" Red/Yellow Wires: 36" Ballast Case Size: H 1" x W 1.72" x L 18.25" Ballast Weight: 34 oz. Case Quantity: 25 pcs. Case Weight: 57 lbs.

Specifications Common to all WorkHorse Ballasts

Frequency: 50/60 Hz ATHD: Meets ANSI C82.11-1993 Protection/Overcurrent: Fuse Protection/Voltage Transients: MOV (PER ANSI C82.11 - 1993) EMI/RFI: FCC PART 18-A Regulatory Approvals: UL & cUL Listed Type 1 Outdoors High Power Factor: >.90 Open Circuit Voltage: 600 V RMS Max. Min. Operating Temp.: -20* F (-30* C) Max. Case Temp.: 158* F (70* C) Lamp Starting Mode: Instant Start Class P: Thermal Sound Rating: A The specs from a workhorse 7 from the Fullam website. It will run 220w worth of lighting.

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Thank's

[sls]

workhorse 7 works best when you overdrive the 2 4ft bulbs and run them in line with each other. its alot brighter otherwise they are under driven slightly and dimm. you run ballast to one end of one bulb, then you run that bulb end to the next bulb end. at the other end you wire the two bulb ends together. this makes the ballast think it is running 1 eight foot bulb instead of 2 4ft.

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Cool Deal.
Thank's Sls.