Review on 🔌 KTEB 120 1 TP Fluorescent Ballast by Keystone Electronic by Chris Floyd

After 4 years of use my Aqueon Fluorescent Light went out one morning. Hmm I think it's time the lamp The old one didn't have the dark areas you normally see on the ends of fluorescent tubes, what else could it be? Phillips head screws and there's a little white box with six wires, not a little cylinder starter which I half expected Reviews and here we are Replacing the old ballast was pretty easy as I found that a small flat bladed screwdriver inserted in the small slot next to the original wires would loosen the wire clamp and the old wires would pop out. The new ones got up and held on, BAM! like the originals! time to test the pudding, the new lamp to in install, connect, and the sound of angels singing when the new lamp was LIVE, LIVE! luminous hetodons.