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600 Volt Ballast 
This is a odd ballast that runs on 600 volts, NOS 
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600 Volt Ballast

This is a odd ballast that runs on 600 volts, NOS

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Filename:DSC02534.JPG
Album name:gailgrove / My Collection
Keywords:Gear
Filesize:147 KiB
Date added:Jan 20, 2010
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DateTime Original:2010:01:18 19:40:28
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Form109   [Jul 16, 2010 at 07:10 PM]
Odd Voltage...and it looks like a Very Heavy Brick of Iron.
rlshieldjr   [Jul 16, 2010 at 07:44 PM]
600v is common in Canada, for industrial and large lighting installations like sports or high mast street lighting
Form109   [Jul 16, 2010 at 09:06 PM]
Higher Voltage seems Easier to use....a 600 Volt Setup of similar size would Draw Less Amperage than say a 240 Volt Setup...so you could use Smaller AWG Wire....more dangerous though.
gailgrove   [Jul 16, 2010 at 09:29 PM]
Yep this would only draw 2 amps VS 10 at 120, I dont find this a odd voltage its 5 times 120 just like 480 is 4 time 240 is 2 Etc. and yes it is very heavy maybe about 30 pounds, it is quite larger then my multi tap one.
TiCoune66   [Oct 07, 2010 at 02:54 AM]
We've recently seen the different line voltages at school, and 600V is usually combined with 347V, like 120V is combined with 240V. 347/600V is generally for three-phase power though (between a phase and neutral = 347V, and I think between two phases 600V)
joe_347V   [Oct 07, 2010 at 03:28 AM]
Yep, 600V is the voltage from between two phases in a 347/600V system like how 277/480V is. Wink
TiCoune66   [Oct 07, 2010 at 03:59 AM]
Ah, we didn't see the 277/480V though! There are a couple of 120/208V outlets scattered in my school as well.

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