Phantom Dual 315W CMH System, 277-347V (no lamps, no cord)

Dual-Reflector CMH Ballast System, Lamps and Cord Sold Separately

Running two ceramic metal halide lamps from separate single-lamp fixtures takes up more space and wiring than a single dual-position system. This Phantom system operates two 315W CMH lamp positions from one square-wave ballast at 277-347V, with two rotating reflectors that swivel to four angled positions.

This listing is the ballast and reflector system only, without lamps or a power cord, suited to a commercial grower who already has 315W CMH lamps and a matching cord on hand.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dual 315W CMH positions — runs two ceramic metal halide lamps from one ballast.
• 277-347V square-wave ballast — multi-tap voltage operation across that range.
• Rotating reflectors — swivel to four angled positions to direct light where it's needed.
• USB port for PX1 controller compatibility — connects to a compatible remote controller for monitoring.
• Lamps and cord sold separately — this listing is the ballast and reflector system only.

Who Should Use This CMH System

Commercial growers who already have 315W CMH lamps and a matching power cord on hand, and who need a dual-reflector ballast system to run them, will find this listing suited to that setup.

About Phantom

Phantom has built indoor horticultural lighting equipment, including digital and square-wave ballasts, for 15 years, and offers both commercial-grade traditional fixtures and a newer LED line.

Frequently Asked Questions

What wattage does this system run?

It runs two 315W CMH lamp positions from a single ballast. Both positions operate from the same 277-347V square-wave ballast.

Are lamps included with this system?

No, lamps are sold separately. This listing covers the ballast and dual reflector system only.

Is a power cord included?

No, the power cord is also sold separately. Confirm the cord you need for your voltage and receptacle before ordering.

What voltage range does this ballast support?

It operates across 277-347V as a multi-tap square-wave ballast. Check that your facility circuit falls within that 277-347V range before wiring the ballast in.

How do I connect this system to a remote controller?

It includes a USB port for connecting to a compatible PX1 controller, which allows remote monitoring and control of the fixture. That connection is optional; the system also runs on its own without a controller attached.