Advance IOPA1P32N35I ELE BLST (1) F32T8 120-277V IC PACK

Yes. The IOPA1P32N35I is a universal voltage ballast rated 120-277 V, so the same part works on a 120V branch circuit in a residential or light commercial space and on a 277V circuit in a commercial lighting panel. It accepts 50/60 Hz supply. For a property manager standardizing across buildings with mixed service voltages, that means one ballast number covers both.

The ballast case measures 9.5 inches long, 1.3 inches wide and 1.0 inch high, and it weighs 0.8 lbs. That is the standard small-can footprint most 2x4 and strip fluorescent fixtures are built around, so it generally drops into the same channel as the ballast you are pulling. Measure the existing can before you order if the fixture is an odd or older housing.

The IOPA1P32N35I is made in the USA and is listed as BAA and ARRA compliant, which is what a federal, state, or school district procurement office is usually looking for on a lighting submittal. It is also EU RoHS compliant.

Fixed output. The IOPA1P32N35I runs its lamp at a set light level and has no dimming leads, so it will not work on a 0-10V dimming control or an occupancy sensor that expects a dimmable driver. If the space needs dimming or daylight harvesting, specify a dimming ballast rather than this one. It does carry a 0.98 power factor, which is what utility rebate programs and commercial spec sheets typically call for.

Order it as Advance IOPA1P32N35I. That is the manufacturer part number stamped on the ballast label, and it is the number to match if you are replacing one in a fixture and want an identical swap across the rest of the building.

Yes, the IOPA1P32N35I is built to NEMA Standard 21, the ballast standard an electrical engineer will reference on a lighting schedule. Pair that with the 0.98 power factor and it satisfies the typical commercial spec calling for a high power factor electronic ballast on a 120-277V circuit.