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Energy Conservation Technologies, Inc.
Boulder, Colorado based Energy Conservation Technologies, Inc., (ECT) was established
in July 2004. Fazle Quazi, ECT's founder, is one of the world’s leading power conversion
engineers. Over the past 20 years, he has generated 16 national and international patents
involving radio frequency excited plasma sputtering, electronic dimming ballasts and controls
for fluorescent lamps, optical sensors for day light harvesting, vehicular and portable engine
based AC power generations for utility grids, and electronic ballasts for HID lamps.
Quazi pioneered and introduced the resonance-converter-based “Sinusoidal dimming electronic
ballast™,” for fluorescent lamps in 1988. Landmark features such as low turn-on AC inrush
current, near unity power factor, very low total harmonic distortions (THD), pre-heating lamp
filaments by programmed frequency sweep, and 100% down to 1% continuous dimming, set
new standards for the fluorescent lamp ballast industry. ECT’s electronic ballasts for HID lamps
are a continuation and extension of these advanced design concepts.
Our primary goal is to provide our customers with the most advanced and reliable electronic
ballasts for HID lamps at an affordable price. In order to assure the long-term reliability, we
perform a 100% quality check in our factory in Boulder, Colorado. The ballasts are also
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