BUT WILL IT BURN?!?

me:
>>Waiting for my night cycle to kick on.
>>I've been waiting all day to use this new digital timer I picked up this morning.
>>look down at the voltage listed on the timer.... it says 115v.
FLASHBACK to the hydro store
>>employee: "Nah breh the 120 volts are down there.." *motions*
>>me: "Oh thanks man" *late for class*

I never even looked at the package.
Things I see now :
>>WARNING DO NOT OVERLOAD TIMER
>>115V~60Hz
>>15A 1725W

now I know my digital ballast is 120v/240v ... Who even needs a 115 volt anyway?!?
So I check the ballast manufacturers website and it says
110V/120V/207V/208V/220V/240V
sigh I was hoping it would be spelled out for me.


tl;dr
My digital ballast handles Input voltage at 110V/120V/207V/208V/220V/240V and my timer says 115v.
Burn the house down? Wear out the ballast? Break the bulb?
or plug er in?

115 IS 120v. 115 being the lowest voltage it can handle at 15a. Its the same bro, dont worry. When your circuit gets low on headroom, the voltage will sag to 110-115v anyways.

SPLFreak808 said:

115 IS 120v. 115 being the lowest voltage it can handle at 15a. Its the same bro, dont worry

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thanks man!!!