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Old 11-21-2006, 03:33 AM
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I thought 377 was 3 phase ... oh never mind, this is completely beyond me. I swear I need to take an electricians course just to understand what you guys are talking about!!
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Who is the manufacturer of your ballast....most m57 ballasts you buy should have a 220V tap!!
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I am using standard brand ballasts, the taps are 120/277/347
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