Import Dimmable Electronic Ballasts — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

These dimmable electronic ballasts are designed for T5 fluorescent lamps and operate on a 220-240V input voltage, compatible with standard electrical systems in most commercial and industrial settings. They support precise dimming from 1% to 100% without flicker, enabling fine control over light output for energy efficiency and ambient adaptation. The ballasts initiate lamp ignition at 1% power, ensuring immediate and stable start-up without delay or visible strobing.

The internal circuitry is built for continuous operation under load, using high-grade capacitors and semiconductor components rated for industrial environments. While the supplier does not specify the exact IC model or thermal class, the design aligns with typical industry standards for electronic ballasts, which require a minimum power factor of 0.9 and total harmonic distortion under 20%. The unit is non-dimmable by external signal unless paired with a 0-10V or DALI controller, which is not integrated.

These ballasts are commonly purchased by facility managers for office lighting retrofits, warehouse upgrades, and retail environments requiring adjustable illumination. Buyers typically order in quantities of 50 to 500 units, depending on project scale. Packaging is standard carton with foam inserts, and trade terms such as FOB Guangzhou or CIF destination are available. Lead time and minimum order quantity must be confirmed directly with the supplier, as these are not stated in the listing.

Guangzhou Easeic Sci-Tech Co., Ltd. is listed as an imported supplier based in Guangzhou, Guangdong, with a physical address at 4/f, Juhua Building, Dongpu Yiheng Road. The company’s profile shows no verified certifications, no public website, and no response history on the platform. There is no information on years in operation, workforce size, or export volume. The listing indicates the company sources and ships dimmable electronic ballasts, but does not claim manufacturing capability.

The supplier has a harbor trust tier, suggesting basic compliance with platform verification protocols, but no independent audit reports, factory images, or quality control documentation are referenced. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity unless direct confirmation of production capacity is obtained. No client names, case studies, or test reports are provided in the listing.