Tuesday, September 20, 2011

What is the difference between a ss2 and fs2 florescent tube starter?

i have an ikea twin tube kitchen light which started flickering so changed the tube still flickered so changed the starters but was told the fs2 starter was the same as the ss2 it was replacing.the lights wont come on at all now and no where has the ss2 starters for sale-help!
What is the difference between a ss2 and fs2 florescent tube starter?
It sounds like it's the wrong starter and the person selling you it doesn't really know what they're on about. An FS2 starter is meant for tubes 2ft and below, I can only guess that SS2 is an own branded part number for a universal starter (FSU) which if I'm guessing right is the one you want. If it is the main kitchen light which is probably about 4ft-5ft then that's the type you want (FSU) not the FS2. If you need any more info let me know
What is the difference between a ss2 and fs2 florescent tube starter?
Its possible that you could have a bad ballast too. It must be an old fixture though to still use starters, most all modern fixtures now use electronic ballasts. I'd put up a new, more efficient electronic fixture that uses T8 bulbs. No more hassle with starters and filckering lights, and save a few dollars on the electric bill.
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