I need a replacement ballast for a taotronics led light fixture.
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Try googling for a "LED driver", rated for the correct wattage... Maybe if you take out the stock one you can match it up. If your under warranty contact the seller and get a replacement (2 yrs I believe).
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This has a standard 120v three prong plug. I think your lights will have a different three prong plug on the ballast.
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It replaces the light and the ballast is no longer needed. The stock ballast powers the fluorescent/neon bulb that you won't be using anymore. The new LED doesn't require the ballast, you just toss the old ballast. This is a great setup, inexpensive and fairly easy job.
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My light bulb did not work so I bought a new bulb. It ended up being the ballast.
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It should, if the numbers match according to the REMANUFACTURED part's description. Also I strongly suggest swapping the ballast with the one on your working light. Just a few screws for an easy swap. Just remember there is potential for extremely high stored voltage. I bought before checking and needlessly purchased new ballast. Bulbs were good as well. Seems problem exists in wiring within light assembly. One side fixed with new assembly ($850 new). I'm looking for used before ticketed by cops. Already stopped two or three times for intermittent issue. VERY DISTURBING
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I don't know. I bought my ballast replacement simply based on the picture. It matched my current ballast.
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You should be able to just take out the old light and replace it with the LED with whatever your old light had.. The package that your LED has i think 3 different parts to fit and its made universal. If you still can't figure it out youtube is usually a good source. Hope you find it bud! :)
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Any fluorescent light fixture will work on these bulbs. You have to modify the fixture to direct route the line power directly into the end connections, by-passing the ballast. This is very easy to do and only takes a few minutes. I am sure they make fixtures without the balasts for these lamps, and if you are starting from scratch I would expect these to be cheaper than fluorescent lamp fixtures, maybe a little harder to find. I was retrofitting and replacing fluorescent bulbs with LED bulbs, so this conversion meant I did not have to buy new fixtures.
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I have the same problem with the florescent bulb in the magnifying lamp I purchased from HD. The very first time I tunred it on it blew. Not sure if it's the ballast or the bub but a replacement t5 6400 K 210V 22W is impossible to locate. That's why I'm here shopping for a LED magnifying lamp, lol.
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Yes, Thane G. The LumenMax 5K Mogul Socket will work any ballast. As long as the socket outlet are compatible.
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No it will not. The sockets are too small, the entire fixture is not wide enough to handle the additional size, the ballast is the wrong type as well.
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Check to make sure you have power to you light fixture. Your ballast needs to be replaced.
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Not hard to find at a hardware store or online. I replaced mine with an LED that is much brighter. Replacing the bulb shouldn't be a concern.
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I have one. Let me know where and I'll mail it to you. It was left over from one of my previous lamps that I threw out before I found out that I could buy a new switch. I have the two little metal clips that hold it on each end if you need those. Send info to jmelham@juno.com
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If you have a lamp that accepts this type of bulb you don't need a screw-in ballast. Your lamp should have a label on it somewhere that describes the type of bulb it accepts.
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the ballast has to be HPS and wattage compatible. if you can afford it, the best is the dual arc 1000w
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They sell the replacement bulbs on amazon now: http://www.amazon.com/Watt-Tubular-Light-Himalayan-Lamps/dp/B00BILNMUU/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_img_y