Philips Advance 10289 ICF-2S26-H1-LD: Compact Fluorescent Ballast | 1-2 Lamps, 26-42W, 120-277V

Overview

The Philips Advance 10289 ICF-2S26-H1-LD is a compact fluorescent ballast crafted for smaller fixtures where space is at a premium. It supports 1 to 2 lamps in the 26–42 watt range, delivering steady operation and consistent ignition across a universal input of 120–277V. This flexibility makes it suitable for a range of installations without needing multiple ballast variants.

Smart, reliable performance

As an electronic ballast, it tends to provide smoother starting, reduced hum, and more stable light compared with older magnetic systems. The programmed start feature coordinates lamp ignition, helping ensure predictable startup in multi-lamp layouts. The Smartmate lineage signals a straightforward approach to fixture compatibility and simple maintenance within compatible systems.

Key specifications

• Electronic ballast for stable light output
• Programmed start for reliable lamp ignition
• Voltage range 120–277V for flexible wiring
• Series lamp connection for seamless fixture compatibility
• Smartmate integration for straightforward control and maintenance

Real-world use cases

In workshops, classrooms, or retail displays, this ballast can power two compact lamps in a single fixture, delivering even illumination across work surfaces and display areas. Its wide voltage range reduces the need for extra transformers, helping installers streamline wiring and shorten project timelines. The compact footprint enables easier retrofits in existing fixtures where space is tight.

What to expect

• Consistent, smooth starting and reduced flicker
• Quieter operation suitable for quiet environments
• Compact footprint that fits tight fixtures or mounting enclosures
• Reliable performance across 26–42W lamp options

Technical at a glance

• 1–2 lamp configuration
• 26–42 watt lamps
• 120/277 volt input
• Electronic ballast
• Smartmate

Consider the Philips Advance 10289 when you need a compact, adaptable ballast that supports flexible wiring, coordinated lamp start, and reliable operation in smaller luminaires.