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Will be Mine Someday: F40T12 Preheater Lit Up
Here it is lit with two GE cool whites from different ages.
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Will be Mine Someday: F40T12 Preheater Lit Up

Here it is lit with two GE cool whites from different ages.

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Filename:gol042015_019.jpg
Album name:Mike / Indoor Lighting
Keywords:Indoor_Fixtures
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Date added:Apr 22, 2015
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DateTime Original:2015:04:20 17:08:50
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Model:SCH-U380
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joe_347V   [Apr 23, 2015 at 02:10 AM]
Interesting, the endplates extend to cover up the sockets like on the ACME and older Lithonia fixtures. Makes this look sorta like a turret industrial from this angle lol.
streetlight98   [Apr 23, 2015 at 03:29 AM]
Yeah I was almost disappointed to find out that it's not a turret lol. The starters are located above the lamps on the other end (both starters on the same end of the fixture). I think the main reason for the endplates being so huge is to cover up the "V" portion of the "M-reflector". There's a huge wad of tape (i think cloth & tar tape) wrapped around the cord where it exits the fixture. I'm guessing the cord was replaced or added. The plug on the curd is very ancient looking. I think I uploaded a pic showing it. EDIT: yep, here it is! the fixture plugs into the keyless socket via an adapter.

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