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I'm not sure. They come with different taps, I've seen 208, 240, 277, ..
None of which look like 220 to me. I'm not sure what's up with that. Where exactly does one find 277 volts anyhow? Electricity is weird
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277V is a voltage found in 3 phase. Unless your tanks at work, doubt you'll need the 277 taps.
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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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