Product Description:
Those 4-pin (or quad-pin) compact fluorescent lamps are unique because they were specifically designed for operation with electronic ballasts. Being that ballasts are necessary for providing the lights with a moderate about of voltage, wattage and frequency, it's important to purchase ones that are total compatible with your fixtures.

Our Bodine brand Electronic ballast are specifically designed for providing CFL lighting with emergency power during a power outage. The B94GU model operates one (1) twin, quad or triple twin-tube lamps by supplying them with temporary illumination as normal power has failed. Great for indoor and outdoor application in either commercial or industrial buildings or facilities.

Features:
Open circuit design
One lamp emergency
illumination for 4-pin fluorescent lamps
Dual Input Voltage (120/277V)
90 minutes Emergency Power
Initial Output: 300 - 750 Lumens
Low Mercury Lamp Compatible
AC Input Power Rating: 4.0 Watts
Operating Temperture Ranges Between 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
Battery Has 24 Hour Recharge Time

Application:
The B94GU will not affect normal lamp operation but in the case of an emergency, it will provide up to 90 minutes of light for your indoor or outdoor facility. It includes a maintenance-free NiCad battery, a charger with test switch (LED light indicator), and electrical circuit board. This ballast is also great for mounting within sealed and gasketed fixtures.

External Specifications:
This compact sized ballast weights 3.00 lbs and features a vertical and horizontal mounting center (8.9"). There is also a test switch that features a LED indicator light to signal if charged.

Electrical Specifications:
It is UL Component compliant for factory installation while having an initial lumen output in the range of 400-700. The device’s voltage capacity is universal 120/277V with AC wattage input of 1.5.

Dimensions:
Weight: 3.00 lbs
Length: 2.40"
Width: 9.40"
Height: 1.50"

Compliance:
U.L. Listed for 90-Minute Requirements
Life Safety Code (NFPA-LSP)
National Electrical Code (NEC)