Lumatek 315W CMH Digital Controllable Ballast + E40 Adaptor

$100.00 inc. GST

The Lumatek 315W CMH Digital Ballast is a high-quality controllable ballast designed to run 315W ceramic metal halide grow lamps.

Featuring adjustable power from 50% to 100%, low-frequency operation and an included E40 adaptor, it is ideal for indoor growing and hydroponic lighting systems.

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Full product description

The Lumatek 315W CMH Digital Controllable Ballast is designed specifically for 315W ceramic metal halide lighting systems.

CMH lighting is valued by growers for its broad spectrum, strong PAR output and efficient performance, making it suitable for both vegetative growth and flowering.

The Lumatek 315W ballast features adjustable output settings from 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90% through to 100%, allowing growers to reduce or increase lamp power depending on plant stage, environmental conditions and lighting requirements.

Operating at low frequency, the ballast is designed for stable operation with compatible 315W CMH lamps while helping minimise flicker and electrical interference.

The unit operates on 195–240V, 50/60Hz input power and provides approximately 92% efficiency at full output.

An E40 adaptor is included, allowing compatible CMH lamps to be used with standard E40-style reflectors and fittings.

The Lumatek 315W CMH ballast is suited to hydroponic grow rooms, grow tents, propagation areas and indoor horticultural applications where reliable HID lighting is required.

Product Specifications

  • Brand: Lumatek
  • Product Type: Digital CMH Ballast
  • Power: 315W
  • Lamp Type: Ceramic Metal Halide / CMH / LEC
  • Input Voltage: 195–240V
  • Frequency: 50/60Hz
  • Input Current: Approx. 1.30–1.50A
  • Dimming: 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100%
  • Efficiency: Approx. 92%
  • Lamp Operating Frequency: Approx. 120Hz
  • Compatible Lamp Power: 315W CMH
  • E40 Adaptor: Included
  • Cooling: Passive heatsink
  • Operation: Low-frequency digital ballast
  • Application: Indoor horticulture and hydroponics