IMPA: 791501

Fluorescent Lamp Starter (IMPA 791501) for Marine Lighting

Ensure dependable starting of fluorescent lighting on board with this marine-grade fluorescent lamp starter, designated IMPA 791501. Designed for the rigors of the maritime environment, this starter provides the preheat current and high-voltage spike needed to ignite fluorescent tubes, guaranteeing immediate and consistent light output. Whether for engine room illumination, accommodation corridors, or workspaces, this starter delivers reliable performance in demanding conditions.

This replacement starter is simple to install and fits standard fluorescent fixtures commonly used in shipboard applications. Its robust construction resists vibration, humidity, and temperature fluctuations, catering to the rigorous demands of the marine industry. Stock up on essential spares today to minimize downtime and keep your vessel well-lit and safe for the crew.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Product TypeFluorescent Lamp Starter
IMPA Code791501
ApplicationMarine lighting fixtures
Voltage220–240V AC, 50/60Hz
TypeGlow Switch
Lamp Compatibility4–80W fluorescent tubes
Operating Temperature-20°C to +70°C
Housing MaterialPolycarbonate / high-temperature plastic
ConnectorTwo-pin
DimensionsApprox. 45 × 24 mm
WeightApprox. 20 g

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a fluorescent lamp starter?

The starter provides a high-voltage surge to initiate the discharge in a fluorescent tube, then disengages once the lamp is lit. It also preheats the lamp electrodes to enable a quick, flicker-free start.

How do I know which starter to use for my fluorescent light?

Check the wattage of your fluorescent tube and the voltage of your lighting circuit. Starters are rated for specific voltages and lamp powers (e.g., 4–80W). Our IMPA 791501 starter is compatible with standard 220–240V AC marine lighting fixtures and tubes between 4W and 80W.

Can this starter be used in all marine locations?

Yes, this starter is designed for the marine environment with vibration and humidity resistance. However, always verify that the fixture has adequate protection against water ingress (e.g., IP ratings) per the vessel's electrical safety standards.

How often should I replace fluorescent lamp starters?

Starters typically last many years, but frequent flickering or failure to ignite indicates that replacement is needed. It's a good practice to keep a few spares in your ship's inventory to avoid lighting outages.

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