💡 High-Performance Sylvania QHE2X32T8 UNV Fluorescent Ballast - Enhanced Efficiency for Optimal Lighting Review

Similar in size but not identical to the OEM part so I had to drill 2 holes to install this ballast. It has a good and convenient wiring diagram on the mark.

I used this ballast to replace a light fixture that had a failed ballast. It was half the cost of new store fixtures to replace and I was able to convert it to use T8 bulbs at the same time.

To replace fluorescent lamps in the garage with LED lamps. Easy to install, easy wire trimming and wire color matching and a few wire nuts. LED lights save money in the long run and are brighter.

Daughter bought LED bulbs without checking ballast requirements so she bought them, installed them and they worked great with the LED she bought. (These LED tubes required ballast and did not allow direct wire). The installation was easy and caused no problems.

I have ordered two of these. You sent very quickly. One of the items is being returned. The wires weren't twisted like the others. The metal case was scratched on both sides. Both suitcases were dented from above. It wasn't electrically connected as the ends of the wires were still straight. I connected the wires and installed the LEDs. The lights are very bright. I then fitted a second ballast and it also worked as expected. I would have given 5 stars had it not been for the appearance of a…

This is an amazing product when paired with the right fluorescent lighting. You need to go to the Sylvania Ballast cross reference, I won't post the link here but you can find it. toomanyamps should release it, but they have a new website in the works so maybe they will. You may find them on other lightbulb seller websites but I didn't want to post about another company so no link here. I bought 4 Sylvania Octron T8 32w bulbs from a local hardware store and installed them but they flickered (as