Product Overview
The FHJ-CWA-HPS1000A/MT is a professional-grade 1000W S52 CWA (Constant Wattage Autotransformer) ballast specifically engineered for high-pressure sodium (HPS) lamps. This all-in-one solution comes complete with a dedicated ignitor (FHJ-HPS1000WA) and a 26µF 525V high-temperature capacitor, ensuring seamless integration and reliable performance for 1000W S52 sodium lamps. Supporting a wide voltage range of 120/208/240/277V 60Hz, it is ideal for both new installations and replacements in commercial, industrial, and large-scale outdoor lighting systems.
Key Features
- Complete Ballast Kit: Includes integrated ignitor (FHJ-HPS1000WA) and 26µF 525V capacitor, ready for direct installation.
- Wide Voltage Compatibility: Supports 120/208/240/277V 60Hz, suitable for various North American electrical standards.
- High Reliability: CWA design maintains stable lamp power output despite voltage fluctuations, significantly extending lamp life.
- Superior Heat Resistance: Class H (180°C) insulation rating and 105°C capacitor ensure durable performance in harsh industrial and outdoor environments.
- Robust Construction: Aluminum coil construction for efficient heat dissipation and long-term durability.
- Easy Installation: Pre-wired configuration with clear terminal markings simplifies setup and maintenance.
Applications
- 1000W High Pressure Sodium Street Lights
- Highway and Roadway Lighting Systems
- Industrial High Bay & Low Bay Lighting
- Outdoor Commercial Flood Lights
- Warehouse, Gymnasium, Stadium and Large Area Lighting
Why Choose This Ballast?
- Plug-and-Play Solution: Comes fully assembled with all necessary components, reducing installation time and costs.
- Stable Performance: Maintains precise wattage delivery to the lamp, ensuring consistent brightness and longevity.
- Safety Certified: Built to strict quality and safety standards, providing reliable protection against overvoltage and overheating.
- Cost-Effective Replacement: Direct replacement for existing 1000W S52 HPS ballasts, minimizing downtime.