Used Shop Lights
02-06-2007, 03:33 PM
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Used Shop Lights These are HID Warehouse Lights, brand new, they are around $225 each. They all worked when they came down. We simply upgraded to bigger, brighter ones.
All of the lights in the pictures, plus all the transformers.
$500. + shipping. takes all of them.
All of the lights in the pictures, plus all the transformers.
$500. + shipping. takes all of them.
02-06-2007, 04:59 PM
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A 3 phase service will have 4 wires feeding the building, 1 neutral and 3 hot legs or phases and often the voltage is 277 volts phase to ground and 480 volts phase to phase. A single phase service only has 3 wires feeding the building with 1 neutral and 2 hot legs . The voltage is your common everyday household 120/240 volts. If you look at the label on the ballast you will see it says 208 or 277 volts which is a 3 phase service voltage. Hope this helps and good luck on the sale, those are very nice lights. 
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02-06-2007, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Zitty'sZ
A 3 phase service will have 4 wires feeding the building, 1 neutral and 3 hot legs or phases and often the voltage is 277 volts phase to ground and 480 volts phase to phase. A single phase service only has 3 wires feeding the building with 1 neutral and 2 hot legs . The voltage is your common everyday household 120/240 volts. If you look at the label on the ballast you will see it says 208 or 277 volts which is a 3 phase service voltage. Hope this helps and good luck on the sale, those are very nice lights.
Am I asking for too little?
02-06-2007, 06:09 PM
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No, I think your pretty close on the money. This is a item that not everybody can use, it's more of a commercial type of fixture. Rons 00z ,sometimes it will say that if it is a item that is commonly bought by Joe public, but as I stated these lights are more of a commercial type of lighting fixture and the give away to them being 3 phase is the voltage = 208-277 on the ballast label. There are a few single phase transformers that make these voltages by stepping up 120/240 volts to the 208/277 required voltage and this could be the case with these lights. If so, then I will correct myself by saying they WILL work with the more common household 120/240 voltage . If there is a transformer that goes with these lights, read the label to see if "STEPS UP " 120/240 to 208/277 volts, if it does then your good to go with selling them to anybody who wants them for the ultimate garage lighting project.
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