Can I do this with a workhorse 7 ballast?

[kaboom]

I want to run 4 60w T12 of the workhorse 7. This is the specs for the ballast:


Maximum Power: 220W
Model Number: WH7-120-L
Maximum Current: 1.82 AMP
Operating Voltage: 120 VAC

According to Fulham's diagram, you can only run 2 of these bulbs, which doesn't make sense, as the ballast has 4 red wires which potentially can connect upto 4 bulb. I figured that if you use all 4 wires you would essentially be over drawing power (4x60w=240W) from the ballast. Would this still work, I am aware that may run the ballast hotter and lessen the longivity.
Fulham also suggested using workhorse 8 if 2 or more of these bulbs are to be used. Workhorse 8 can do 3 of these bulbs but if Workhorse 7 can do 4 bulbs, I would much rather go that route. Can any electricians help?

[Starry]

Aren't Electronic ballasts great? Yes it will work. Ive done the same thing with Advance ballasts.

[Chin_Lee]

[kaboom]

I had the feeling that it would work, but is it safe to do so?
4x60w=240 and the ballast is rated for 220w, so does that mean more current will be pulled through the ballast or will the bulbs be running at 55W each instead???

[Chin_Lee]

They will be slightly underpowered but they will look just fine. I used to run 2x140W bulbs with one WH7 and it was fine.

[kaboom]

Thanks for sharing Chin, I will give that a try.