Sunpark LC-12014T (1) FC12T9 32 Watt Circline (1) 2D 38 Watt (1) FC16T9 40 Watt Circline (1) FC9T9 30 Watt Circline Lamp Compact Electronic Fluorescent Ballast With Circline Lamp Plug 120 Volt

Hard to find ballast. Found it on amazon, easy install and works as it should

Thank you Amazon Warehouse. This was a great buy for a used/like new ballast that I installed on the base of a FC12T9 32W bulb unit. Literally took me 15 minutes to removed the damaged one and replace with this like new one.All is well!

Easy to install.

I used this to replace a Dawnsun ballast for a circular fluorescent tube in a fan. Clipped the old ballast from the line side connector and wire nutted the new one to the supply wires.This ballast is a bit longer, but the fan had additional screw holes that allows this to be mounted.It works as it should. It gets 5 stars for function, but downgraded since reliability is unknown at this time.

Received it today. Installed it and BAM. My revolving Michelob Ultra beer light works like it should. Easy to mount and installed.

I got this to replace the dead florescent driver in a bug zapper that I have. It worked as expected ... no issues at all. And the bulb is noticeably brighter now. I suspect the stock driver wasn't actually putting out 40w like this one is.

I own a lovely GE Profile C arm lamp whose ballast died after about 6 months of use. Being a bulky item, the shipping to fulfill the warranty wasn't really worth it, and I would've gotten a replacement, not a repair, and I'm the sentimental type. Anyway, it hung around for a few years while my mom would periodically tell me to throw it out. I finally got around to attempting to replace the ballast by contacting GE, who said only the bulb was replaceable. Pshh. As if. I then sawed open the ballast to attempt a fix, but it was every bit as unilluminating (pun!) looking inside as the veteran electronics forum people had indicated it would be. So I snipped the wires and put in a new ballast, the "Energy Savings Super Mini" for 2D 38W lamps. Exulting in my success, I was soon disappointed to discover that the ballast gave off a piercing whistle. My attempts to ignore it only made my ears feel as though they were being assaulted with safety pins.So then I got this ballast. Success! The lamp lit and no whistle. It does whistle a teensy bit for about 30 seconds at start up, which I can hear by putting my ear right under the lampshade, but I can't hear it from a distance and it vanishes pretty quickly anyway, like I said. It's also reasonably priced; a lot of the GE 38W 2D ballasts I saw online were pretty pricey. I should mention that the Circline connector it's wired with does fit 2D lamps but doesn't lock into place; so I had to rewire it to put on a real 2D lamp connector.

Lo use para foco circular y si funciono