Master Cross Reference - Advance Ballast
Fluorescent Ballasts (Magnetic and Electronic) Page 2 Page 2. Competitive P/N Universal P/N Comments Universal Description ICF2S18M1BSQS C218UNV (2) 18W CFL ICF2S26M1BSQS C2642UNV 26-42W CFL ICF2S4290CM2BS C242UNVME ICF-2S42-M2-BS C242UNVMES 42W UNV Multi Exit W/Studs
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