Since this fixture is from that pile of lights you saw, I also grabbed the refractor off that M-400 R3 (Since the refractor wasn't attached at ALL)
Well it looks good with this refractor! I didn't take the drop lens Model 25 though. I should of snagged that reflector... But I didn't want to seem too yeah.
I don't think I have seen any Model 25's with plastic refractors. So this is like a first. xD
M-400 R3's in my area mostly are FCO, some have plastic drop lenses, actually lots do, lots also have glass, and some also have clear drop lenses, like Geoff's M-250 R2 except on an M-400 R3. Those clear refractors are a bit yellowed, but nothing severe.
I have also seen lots of M-400 R2's with plastic refractors. Funny thing is, the M-40 R3 refractor has the same exact pattern on it as the glass, while the M-400 R2 has a different one.
Anyway, back to model 25, I may have seen one or TWO with plastic refractors, but I am not so sure though. Most have glass, and the most prominent are FCO, like this fixture is an FCO.
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This one is acrylic. I wonder why they had a plastic refractor..
I also prefer the drop lens version big time!
M-400 R3's in my area mostly are FCO, some have plastic drop lenses, actually lots do, lots also have glass, and some also have clear drop lenses, like Geoff's M-250 R2 except on an M-400 R3. Those clear refractors are a bit yellowed, but nothing severe.
I have also seen lots of M-400 R2's with plastic refractors. Funny thing is, the M-40 R3 refractor has the same exact pattern on it as the glass, while the M-400 R2 has a different one.
Anyway, back to model 25, I may have seen one or TWO with plastic refractors, but I am not so sure though. Most have glass, and the most prominent are FCO, like this fixture is an FCO.