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Venture 100w MH Ballast Another Restore find from yesterday. Here's a 100w Venture MH ballast I also picked up. Since it's potted in epoxy, it's almost silent when running. It's shown here running a 125w mercury lamp since I don't have any 100w MH lamps. I believe 100w MH ballasts should be spot on for the 125w lamps. The ballast also came with a ignitor but I took it out for obvious reasons. 125w were somewhat common here back in the day, they were used in freeway sign lighting floodlights and in some wallpacks. Keywords: Gear

Venture 100w MH Ballast

Another Restore find from yesterday. Here's a 100w Venture MH ballast I also picked up. Since it's potted in epoxy, it's almost silent when running. It's shown here running a 125w mercury lamp since I don't have any 100w MH lamps. I believe 100w MH ballasts should be spot on for the 125w lamps. The ballast also came with a ignitor but I took it out for obvious reasons.

125w were somewhat common here back in the day, they were used in freeway sign lighting floodlights and in some wallpacks.

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Album name:joe_347V / Lighting Components
Keywords:Gear
Company and Date Manufactured:Venture Lighting (Potting by Lightoler)
Model Number:V90J5932
Wattage:100w
Lamp Type:Metal halide
Filesize:72 KiB
Date added:Nov 26, 2013
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streetlight98   [Nov 26, 2013 at 11:56 PM]
ahh just a regular ballast drowned in epoxy? Laughing Interesting how it's not permanetly sealed, as the ballast can't really be replaced. is the igniter mounted in there too? that would explain why the case has a lid but it doesn't look large enough to hold an igniter.
joe_347V   [Nov 27, 2013 at 05:51 AM]
Yeah Laughing What I find interesting with this is that only the core is actually permanently sealed in the case but I guess this lets you change the ignitor and/or cap (both are separate but the ignitor wasn't in the pic) if they fail. I believe the ballast was supposed to bolt on the side of a recessed light housing or something like that so it didn't come with a lid. I think I'll slap a square junction box on it though.

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