Fluorescent centralized lighting modules connect a compatible dimmer to three-wire fluorescent drivers or electronic dimming ballasts, allowing the dimmer to control one lighting zone. They are designed for fluorescent loads using compatible line-voltage control ballasts and can serve as a transformer replacement in specialty lighting applications.

Fluorescent centralized lighting modules may be available for 120 V systems or dual-voltage 120–277 V applications, so select a configuration that matches the installation’s line voltage. Confirm that the module supports three-wire fluorescent drivers or ballasts, compatible electronic dimming ballasts, and the required neutral-wire dimmer arrangement.

Plan each fluorescent lighting zone around fixtures that should dim together, such as those serving the same room, task, or lighting schedule, because each module controls one zone. Before installation, confirm that the fixtures use compatible three-wire electronic dimming ballasts or drivers and that the selected neutral-wire dimmer supports the module.

Fluorescent centralized lighting modules suit specialty, residential, or commercial applications that need centralized dimming for fluorescent fixtures with compatible electronic dimming ballasts or three-wire fluorescent drivers. They can serve one lighting zone and work well when a transformer replacement is needed, including installations using compatible neutral-wire dimmers.