LED Drivers and Transformers

Indoor
- Low Voltage
Transformers

Outdoor
- Low Voltage
Transformers

LED Emergency
Drivers

All LED Drivers
- Power Supply

Constant Current
LED Drivers

Constant Voltage
LED Drivers

Outdoor Rated
Constant Voltage
LED Drivers

A/C LED Drivers

Programmable
LED Drivers

American Lighting
LED Drivers &
Power Supply

Ballasts

Fluorescent
Ballasts

Metal Halide
Ballasts

High Pressure
Sodium Ballasts

Fulham Workhorse
Ballasts

Fluorescent
Emergency
Ballasts

Fluorescent Sign
Ballasts

Refrigeration
Ballasts

Circline Fluorescent
Ballasts

Learn More about our Ballasts

Fluorescent Ballasts

What is a Fluorescent Ballast?

Because fluorescent tubes require a certain amount of voltage, a ballast is needed to regulate the amount of current that flows into them to prevent overheating and burning out. A ballast controls how much power a specific fluorescent bulb pulls from a high voltage fixture to operate at maximum levels while conserving energy.

• Compact Fluorescent Ballasts
• T12 Fluorescent Ballasts
• T8 Fluorescent Ballasts
• T5 Fluorescent Ballasts

Emergency Ballasts

What is an Emergency Ballast?

In the event of a power failure, emergency battery backups keep lights operating by providing a power source for an extended period of time. Once the flow of electricity is cut, the emergency ballast will immediately switch to battery mode and illuminate a certain number of lamps at a reduced lumen output to maximize backup power.

• Fluorescent Emergency Ballasts

High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Ballasts

What is a HID Ballast?

Like other types of bulbs, all high-intensity discharge (HID) lamps need a ballast to regulate the voltage that runs through the fixture. The ballast limits the current to avoid overheating and burnout of the bulb. Every ballast is made to be compatible with a specific lamp, so care should be taken to make sure they match.

• High Pressure Sodium Ballasts
• Metal Halide HID Ballasts

Transformers & LED Drivers

What is a LED Driver?

LED transformers and drivers regulate electrical flow to the levels an LED requires to operate. Most power outlets supply a higher voltage with an alternating current of electricity. An LED driver will convert that flow to a lower voltage with a direct current of electricity that is needed for LEDs to function properly.

• LED Emergency Drivers
• Constant Current LED Drivers
• Constant Voltage LED Drivers
• Outdoor Constant Voltage LED Drivers
• A/C LED Drivers

Electrical Transformers

Transformers provide an electrical control center that takes high voltage electricity and transforms it to a lower voltage that can be used in any building or residence. They operate by regulating the alternating voltages in light fixtures and other appliances that require electric power.

• Indoor - Low Voltage Transformers
• Outdoor - Low Voltage Transformers

About Energy Avenue

Energy Avenue is dedicated to connecting people to their projects. Our lighting experts are available to help you with your next project, whether a small residential remodel to large commercial applications. With the industry experience and capabilities to serve all types of customers over a range of different lighting projects, we have everything you need to get the job done, from start to finish.