Howard Industries HID Ballast Wiring Diagrams
HigH inTensiTy DisCHarge (HiD) ballasTs
HID Ballast Wiring Connections
A
HID
LAMP
SOCKET
Ballasts
Electronic
Black lead from
lamp socket
White lead from
lamp socket
Supply White Lead
Compact
Fluorescent Ballasts
HID
Ballasts
STARTER
RED (X1)
BLUE (X3)
WHITE (X2)
Supply Black Lead
LAMP
X3
LAMP
X3
VIN
TYPICAL REACTOR WIRING CONNECTIONS
(for HI reactor ballasts with model number –1xx or –7xx suffix, such as S0150-02C-111 or
M0400-08C-711)
1. Field wiring connections should only be made by qualified personnel.
2. Turn off supply voltage at breaker before accessing fixture Wiring Compartment.
3. Refer to wiring diagram on ballast label for proper component connections (typical
connections illustrated above).
4. For safe operation:
a) Ground all system components (metallic case capacitor, ballast core,
fixture housing, etc)
b) Insure all unused leads are individually insulated from ground
c) Wire product in accordance with local and national electric codes
d) Never perform maintenance while xture is energized
5. Reassemble fixture Wiring Compartment after completing wiring connections.
6. Turn on supply voltage at breaker.
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HID Ballast Wiring Connections
B
Supply black lead
DRY TYPE
CAPACITOR
Supply white lead
Supply black lead
OIL TYPE
CAPACITOR
Supply white lead
BALLAST CAP
BALLAST COM
BALLAST COM
BALLAST CAP
BALLAST COM
BALLAST COM
PRI.
COIL
PRI.
COIL
LAMP
SEC.
COIL
LAMP
SEC.
COIL
X3
X3
RED (X1)
BLUE (X3)
WHITE (X2)
RED (X1)
BLUE (X3)
WHITE (X2)
Black lead from
lamp socket
STARTER
White lead from
lamp socket
Black lead from
lamp socket
STARTER
White lead from
lamp socket
HID
LAMP
SOCKET
HID
LAMP
SOCKET
TYPICAL HX (High Reactance) BALLAST CONNECTIONS
(for HI HX-ballasts with model number –5xx suffix, such as M0100-71C-511)
1. Field wiring connections should only be made by qualified personnel.
2. Turn off supply voltage at breaker before accessing fixture Wiring Compartment.
3. Refer to wiring diagram on ballast label for proper component connections (typical
connections illustrated above).
4. For safe operation:
a) Ground all system components (metallic case capacitor, ballast core,
fixture housing, etc)
b) Insure all unused leads are individually insulated from ground
c) Wire product in accordance with local and national electric codes
d) Never perform maintenance while xture is energized
5. Reassemble fixture Wiring Compartment after completing wiring connections.
6. Turn on supply voltage at breaker.
Electronic
Ballasts
Fluorescent Ballasts
Compact
Ballasts
HID
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