[thutch15]

Ok so I have access to about 10 of these warehouse lights that I wanted to make single source exposure units.

My question is that I feel like I have seen them made from this "same" light, but I am being told that these lights are "277" and will not wire into regular electrical.

Has anyone came across this problem.

I am wanting to come up with 1 bulb source to help with some fine detail screens and halftone. Thanks Troy

 

[macmiller]

my transformer has several wires for using different voltages. yours lists several on the back, maybe take the case apart and see if there are any wires that aren't hooked to anything. if so, they will have the voltage listed on the wire. use the 110 and plug it in, 220 is good too, if you have access to that power.

 

[Blackwater]

that is called a multi tap ballast. it will run on 120V, 208v, 240v, or 277v depending on how you wire it.

 

[thutch15]

that is called a multi tap ballast. it will run on 120V, 208v, 240v, or 277v depending on how you wire it.

Great I am going to work on it this weekend.