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Filename:	gol81512_004.JPG
Album name:	Mike / My Collection
Keywords:	Misc_Fixtures
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Date added:	Aug 15, 2012
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Make:	Vivicam
Model:	V5024
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joe_347V

[Aug 15, 2012 at 09:56 PM]

Heh, mine isn't installed but I do keep it plugged in to use it as a emergency light.

streetlight98

[Aug 15, 2012 at 10:05 PM]

This one didn't have emergency lights in it unfortunatly. My parents would kill me for leaving it plugged in all the time lol. I'm thinking of going back to Durfee's True Value hardware to swip up a few of those exit sign lamps. Very Happy

joe_347V

[Aug 15, 2012 at 10:08 PM]

Well, I rewired it so that the sign stays off when it's charging so it only lights up if there's a blackout.

I have a incandescent sign too but it isn't backed up, I notice that the incandescent sign lamps are only slightly brighter than a 7w night light lamp since they're underdriven to last longer. I believe exit sign lamps are rated at 145V ish.

streetlight98

[Aug 15, 2012 at 10:16 PM]

Oh wow! How many watts do they consume? They're candelibra based right? I wonder why this came with 7W nightlight lamps instead of real tubular exit sign lamps...

joe_347V

[Aug 15, 2012 at 10:19 PM]

I believe the ones I had were rated 15w at 145V but the actual wattage is lower since they are under driven.

streetlight98

[Aug 17, 2012 at 07:14 PM]

BTW, the date of this is October 1998. I just got a response from Hubbell. They were very nice about it and responded right away too. Smile

Rick M.

[Aug 19, 2012 at 10:59 PM]

Nice exit sign! Reminds me a lot of my green Prescolite from '93. Cool

streetlight98

[Aug 26, 2012 at 07:53 PM]

Thanks.

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Lit with green panels

I never connected the slip-on wires for the battery, therefore disabling the battery back-up since i only plug it in when i want to and it's not installed anywhere in the house (parent's won't allow it). However this will be installed one day...