Lutron dimming ballast

[chris kennedy]

I'm looking for the spec sheet on a Lutron FDB-T432-120-2-5 dimming ballast. I don't see it on their site. I know it exists, I have 12 of them.

Thank you.

 

[480sparky]

You don't have that one.

You have a FDB-T432-120-2-S.

Click here.

Bottom of page 4.

 

[chris kennedy]

You don't have that one.

You have a FDB-T432-120-2-S.

Click here.

Bottom of page 4.

So I should have been wearing my glasses.:roll:

Thanks Ken but the specs don't answer my question which is:

Can I hook up the black and orange leads up to undimmed 120V and get full intensity from the lamps?

 

[480sparky]

So I should have been wearing my glasses.:roll:

Thanks Ken but the specs don't answer my question which is:

Can I hook up the black and orange leads up to undimmed 120V and get full intensity from the lamps?

Picky, picky, picky! If I gave you a $100 bill, you'd complain it wasn't five 20s!

Ballast Test
DISCONNECT POWER by turning off the breaker. With the ballast properly wired to a fixture, connect the Dimmed Hot (orange) and input Hot (black) input to the Hot feed from the breaker. When power is re-applied, the lamps should go to full brightness. If the lamps do not come on at all, there may be a miswire condition on the lamp sockets or the ballast may be damaged or defective.​

 

[infinity]

Can I hook up the black and orange leads up to undimmed 120V and get full intensity from the lamps?

Yes, and it's likely that the ballast/lamp combination may require a burn in period at full output. Typically about 100 hours.

 

[chris kennedy]

Picky, picky, picky! If I gave you a $100 bill, you'd complain it wasn't five 20s!

You know how hard it is to break a $100 bill around here?

Ballast Test

DISCONNECT POWER by turning off the breaker. With the ballast properly wired to a fixture, connect the Dimmed Hot (orange) and input Hot (black) input to the Hot feed from the breaker. When power is re-applied, the lamps should go to full brightness. If the lamps do not come on at all, there may be a miswire condition on the lamp sockets or the ballast may be damaged or defective.

Perfect, thank you sir.