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Oldturkey is right -
The Resitronic 2003062 has been discontinued - it has some really awkward wiring that can be easily rewired to accommodate a standard ballast without changing the sockets depending on the fluorescent tubes you are operating:
-F32T8 - http://www.ballastshop.com/b232punvhe-b-universal-triad-ballast.html
+F32T8 - [http://www.ballastshop.com/b232punvhe-b-universal-triad-ballast.html|Resitronic 2003062 F32T8 Replacement]
-F40T12 or F34T12 - http://www.ballastshop.com/b234sr120m-a-universal.html
+F40T12 or F34T12 - [http://www.ballastshop.com/b234sr120m-a-universal.html|Resitronic 2003062 F40T12 and F34T12 Replacement]
-Of course you can use convert to LED and do away with all this nonsense
+Of course the better option is to convert your 4 ft. F32T8, F40T12, F34T12 fluorescent tubes to [http://www.ballastshop.com/led/t8-led.html?lamp_footage=1348&manufacturer=709|LED by-pass tubes] that eliminate the ballast altogether and typically have a payback in a few months.

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Metin:

Oldturkey is right -

The Resitronic 2003062 has been discontinued - it has some really awkward wiring that can be easily rewired to accommodate a standard ballast without changing the sockets depending on the fluorescent tubes you are operating:

F32T8  - http://www.ballastshop.com/b232punvhe-b-universal-triad-ballast.html

F40T12 or F34T12 - http://www.ballastshop.com/b234sr120m-a-universal.html

Of course you can use convert to LED and do away with all this nonsense

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