A control unit that powers fluorescent and CFL light bulbs, compatible with standard office lighting tubes and rated for energy efficiency.

A replacement ballast unit that powers fluorescent tube lights in offices and factories, rated for 220-240 volts.

A reliable electronic ballast for standard office and industrial fluorescent lights, works with 220–240 V power and supports multiple tube sizes.

This is an electronic control unit that powers TL5 fluorescent tubes using 220-240V electricity.

An electronic starter and control unit for 40-watt T5 fluorescent light tubes that works on standard African and Middle Eastern 220–240V power.

A small electronic control unit that powers 58-watt fluorescent lights in offices and commercial buildings.

A control device that powers compact fluorescent light bulbs in offices and factories using standard 220–240V electricity.

An electronic ballast unit that powers fluorescent and compact fluorescent lights up to 16 watts on standard 220–240V electricity.

A dimming control ballast for fluorescent office lights that works with 220–240 volt electricity and lets you adjust brightness.

A lighting control device that powers compact fluorescent bulbs in offices and buildings using 240-volt electricity.

Electronic ballast that powers 18W fluorescent tube lights on standard 220-240V power supply.

This is an electronic control unit that powers and starts a 16-watt compact fluorescent light bulb at 240 volts.

Electronic ballast that controls and powers 36-watt T8 fluorescent lights, works reliably across Africa and Middle East power supplies from 110 to 260 volts.

A reliable electronic ballast that powers T8 fluorescent light tubes and works with unstable power supplies across Africa and the Middle East.

A compact electronic ballast that powers two T5 fluorescent lights and works on standard 220–240V electrical supply.

A compact electronic ballast unit from Osram that powers fluorescent lights in offices and factories, designed for African and Middle Eastern voltage standards.

A compact electronic ballast that powers 55-watt fluorescent light tubes on standard 220–240V mains electricity.

Osram 80 W electronic ballast powers one T5 fluorescent light tube on 240 V electricity.

A Osram electronic ballast that powers compact fluorescent lights, rated for 46 watts at 220–240 volts.

A smart electronic ballast that powers 36W fluorescent lights and allows you to dim them using a standard control signal.

A control unit that powers fluorescent light tubes in offices and factories, runs on standard 220–240 V power, and is very energy efficient.

Electronic ballast unit that powers standard fluorescent tube lights on 220-240V electricity supply.

This is an electronic ballast that powers 35W T5 fluorescent lights and works with standard 220–240V electricity.

This is a smart electronic ballast that powers 39W compact fluorescent lights and lets you adjust brightness from anywhere using DALI controls.

A Philips lighting ballast that powers 18-watt fluorescent lights and works with standard wall voltage.

A control unit for fluorescent office lights that works with 220-240V power and fits standard tube lamps.

A device that powers fluorescent batten lights, rated for 240 volts and supporting up to four lamps.

Osram 18W lighting ballast that powers compact fluorescent bulbs on standard 220–240V electricity supply.

A dimmable electronic ballast for standard fluorescent office lights that lets you adjust brightness and saves energy.

Electronic ballast for T5 fluorescent lights that works on 220–240V household and commercial power.

A Philips lighting ballast that powers 58-watt fluorescent tubes for offices, shops, and factories on standard 240V power.

Electronic ballast for fluorescent TL5 tube lights that works on 220-240V household and office power supply.

Osram electronic ballast that powers 55W compact fluorescent lights in offices and buildings across 220–240V electricity supplies.

A compact electronic ballast that powers high-intensity discharge lighting fixtures in industrial and commercial settings using 220-240V electricity.