Yeah I would assume one pin is a ground for the reflector and the other two pairs are for each lamp in the fixture. What sorta ballast is required beats me though, I don't even see markings on the lamps themselves that would indicate a wattage. (He had a picture in another thread)Not seen 5 pin light cables around if at all, that should narrow it down.
Well go figure, 5 pins, 5 wires. Who woulda thought... lol just messing with you man. Trust us, toss that light in the trash and get a real light.I peeled the outside coating on the cord back a bit. They are 5 individual wires. So you are thinking right I bet Renfro.
I want some of what you are smoking lol.3 phase would have 3 hot wires and a ground. Would run 330v+. With 4 conductor wires and a ground, you would have a hot and neutral wire for a pair of 110v circuits.
More than likely. Always use a meter.