I've seen this kind of glareshield before on other lights, so I am sure they intentionally put this here, but it does kinda look tacky. But The houses behind it probably wouldn't want it showing in their window, but I doubt there were complaints, unless there were with a previous light. But I know when they installed this light they put the glareshield on it.
That's definitely a homemade glare sheild, or at least not designed for a cobrahead. Almost looks like a floodlight visor. GE's M-250R2/A2 glare shields look like dog cones lol.
Hmm yeah they're probably designed for a floodlight or shoebox or something and they just jerry-rigged them onto the fixtures lol. With the M-250R2s, the two dripholes near the rear side of the refractor make a good point to install the shield; looks like that's what they used.
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![M-250 R2 with glareshield.
Same light as [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-18561]THIS IMAGE[/url].
I've seen this kind of glareshield before on other lights, so I am sure they intentionally put this here, but it does kinda look tacky. But The houses behind it probably wouldn't want it showing in their window, but I doubt there were complaints, unless there were with a previous light. But I know when they installed this light they put the glareshield on it.
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M-250 R2 with glareshield.
Same light as [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-18561]THIS IMAGE[/url].
I've seen this kind of glareshield before on other lights, so I am sure they intentionally put this here, but it does kinda look tacky. But The houses behind it probably wouldn't want it showing in their window, but I doubt there were complaints, unless there were with a previous light. But I know when they installed this light they put the glareshield on it.
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