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Kino Flo Vista Single Ballast 230VAC

BAL-125-230

Kino Flo developed its own Vista Single ballast that can run the fixture head remotely. Unlike conventional architectural ballasts that need to operate three to six feet from the fixture head, the Vista Single can be operated with the attached 18" tail and the 25ft extension cable.

The Kino Flo Vista Single ballast is a high output, high frequency electronic ballast that can operate one lamp. The ballast sends a high output current to the lamp to drive the light as brightly as possible. Its high frequency electronics prevent any type of flicker as well.Â

A special heat-sink design and custom electronic engineering ensure stable operation without magnetic hum or cooling fans to interfere with the sound recording on the set.

The ballast operates the light on/off instantly. There is also a special Select switch designated as HO/Std (High Output/Standard Output) to raise or drop the wattage in the tube for light output and color control. Keeping the ballast remote from the fixture and lamp makes the controls more accessible to lighting crews who might need to rig the fixtures into set designs or high up in a lighting grid, but switch them easily from a convenient location on the stage floor.

The Kino Flo Vista Single Ballast accomplishes all this and still out-performs tungsten lighting instruments when it comes to energy efficiency. In other words, the Vista Single uses less power to produce the same amount of soft light as incandescents. The Vista Single ballast works reliably under most normal conditions, but it’s also trustworthy in more harsh conditions, such as extreme cold. The Vista Single ballast is designed to operate at temperatures from 14F to 122F (-10C to +50C).

In extremely cold temperatures, the ballast may not strike the lamp initially because the lamp may need to warm up. Switch the ballast to Off, wait seven seconds and try again. If the ballast does not strike after two or three attempts, turn off the ballast, check that the extension and harness connections are secure and re-strike. Once operating for a few minutes, the lamp should re-strike instantly.

Specifications

Input Voltage: 230VAC 50/60Hz

Output Frequency: 25kHz

Amperage:Â 1.1AÂ

Lamp Switching: 1~off Â

Output Switching: HO/Std

Dimensions:Â 10.5 x 4 x 2.5" (26.7 x 10.2 x 6.4cm)Â

Weight: 2.8 lb (1.3kg)

Kino Flo Vista Single Ballast 230VAC

BAL-125-230

Kino Flo developed its own Vista Single ballast that can run the fixture head remotely. Unlike conventional architectural ballasts that need to operate three to six feet from the fixture head, the Vista Single can be operated with the attached 18" tail and the 25ft extension cable.

The Kino Flo Vista Single ballast is a high output, high frequency electronic ballast that can operate one lamp. The ballast sends a high output current to the lamp to drive the light as brightly as possible. Its high frequency electronics prevent any type of flicker as well.Â

A special heat-sink design and custom electronic engineering ensure stable operation without magnetic hum or cooling fans to interfere with the sound recording on the set.

The ballast operates the light on/off instantly. There is also a special Select switch designated as HO/Std (High Output/Standard Output) to raise or drop the wattage in the tube for light output and color control. Keeping the ballast remote from the fixture and lamp makes the controls more accessible to lighting crews who might need to rig the fixtures into set designs or high up in a lighting grid, but switch them easily from a convenient location on the stage floor.

The Kino Flo Vista Single Ballast accomplishes all this and still out-performs tungsten lighting instruments when it comes to energy efficiency. In other words, the Vista Single uses less power to produce the same amount of soft light as incandescents. The Vista Single ballast works reliably under most normal conditions, but it’s also trustworthy in more harsh conditions, such as extreme cold. The Vista Single ballast is designed to operate at temperatures from 14F to 122F (-10C to +50C).

In extremely cold temperatures, the ballast may not strike the lamp initially because the lamp may need to warm up. Switch the ballast to Off, wait seven seconds and try again. If the ballast does not strike after two or three attempts, turn off the ballast, check that the extension and harness connections are secure and re-strike. Once operating for a few minutes, the lamp should re-strike instantly.