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5213
I am getting one of those.... http://www.lighting-gallery.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-8657 and I am wondering if this Netherlands light that works on 240...
jecwhiz
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Oct 1, 2006
6:12 pm
5214
Jace, this topic has been covered here a couple of weeks ago- come on, keep up!- but the short answer is no, not properly. A 50Hz magnetic ballast used on 60Hz...
Phil Macbean
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Oct 1, 2006
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5215
Hi all, Unfortunately due to a little 'incident' of the camera with my dad (he dropped it in a puddle!), there will be no photos or photographic updates of the...
D P
sodiummercur...
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Oct 1, 2006
7:11 pm
5216
... Might be worth trying the 50Hz ballast, it will underrun the lamp by probably 20% but LPS is quite tolerant of this. If the ballast is a choke, a small...
James
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Oct 2, 2006
8:19 pm
5217
I think that's probably true. When I played with SOX lamps, I had no idea of their operating voltage and current because I couldn't find it published anywhere...
Lee Lowry
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Oct 2, 2006
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5218
It has been my experience with elecromagnetic coils that when rated at 120v 60 hz, they are also rated for 110v @50hz for the same performance. I would think...
don93s
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Oct 3, 2006
4:33 am
5219
... I have only one 50Hz ballast, a 400W mercury choke which is stamped 220V 50Hz. I've tried it on ~244V 60Hz connected to a power analyzer and found it ran...
James
james10952001
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Oct 4, 2006
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5220
Hi all, We are having problems with our ISP while setting up a wireless network, so I am terribly sorry if you get delayed mail, etc. I will post once in a ...
D P
sodiummercur...
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Oct 8, 2006
1:40 pm
5221
I was wondering what the lifespan of photocontrols usually is. Our utility like most others, replaces the photocontrol with each re-lamping, and in most cases...
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vintagefans2004
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Oct 8, 2006
8:27 pm
5222
What color photocontrol does your city/town use for replacement. Ours switched to the black ones several years ago. Prior to that they were using the gray ...
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vintagefans2004
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Oct 8, 2006
8:32 pm
5223
How many mercury cobraheads are still in operation in your city/town? We had a whole subdivision close to us that used mercury streetlights, but they were ...
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vintagefans2004
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Oct 8, 2006
8:33 pm
5224
What brand of fixture is mostly seen throughout your city? Here in Indiana, most are GE, with a handful of AE. When replacement is necessary these days, they...
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vintagefans2004
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Oct 8, 2006
8:36 pm
5225
Over here in the UK, dayburning streetlights are common because the photocontrols get old and are never replaced with a new lamp. I would guess photocontrols...
D P
sodiummercur...
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Oct 8, 2006
8:39 pm
5226
Many cities in California have zero merc street lights left! The majority of mercs are found in certain areas such as Sacramento, Modesto, Los Angeles, Santa...
silverliner_12
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Oct 8, 2006
9:28 pm
5227
The two major utilites in California use mainly GE luminaires with a few Coopers thrown in. They stopped using AE junk about 10 years ago. Some cities (like...
silverliner_12
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Oct 8, 2006
9:30 pm
5228
In Buffalo and Western New York, National Grid (formerly Niagara Mohawk) and NYSEG typically use Lumark and General Electric. Over the past year, NYSEG has...
Jason Dobbs
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Oct 9, 2006
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5229
There is but one street left in Buffalo that still uses Mercury lighting. Mostly all of the MV and incandescent lighting has been replaced by HPS and more...
Jason Dobbs
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Oct 9, 2006
2:10 am
5230
... would guess ... is a ... It really varies, there's no reason a photocontrol couldn't last 30 years, and indeed a lot of old ones are still out there in...
James
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Oct 9, 2006
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5231
... city/town? We had ... they were ... replaced with ... several mercury ... acorn style MH ... streetlights still in ... I don't know of any in the small...
James
james10952001
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Oct 9, 2006
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5232
In and around Baltimore, GE, AE and Cooper/Crouse-Hinds luminaires are the most common. There are also lots of Westinghouse fixtures around. On a side note,...
Mike Robinson
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Oct 9, 2006
11:48 am
5233
Personally, I think the Northeast is still the leader in mercury lighting. You can still find lots and lots of mercs in and around the region's big cities,...
Mike Robinson
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Oct 9, 2006
11:49 am
5234
Photocontrols manufactured today last around 10 years. I put a Ripley Sunswitch on a security light in 1997 and it just started to fail. However I've seen...
marvin suggs
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Oct 9, 2006
4:06 pm
5235
Hi all, DP's back online! The wifi is fully set up now and working. Regards David _________________________________________________________________ Windows...
D P
sodiummercur...
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Oct 9, 2006
5:31 pm
5236
The black ones are most likely made by DTL which supplies American Electric streetlights. It used to be Fisher Pierce. Marvin ... From: chasze889@......
marvin suggs
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Oct 9, 2006
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5237
On my desk, I have 5 vintage RIPLEY SUNSWITCH PC's, all variations of the model 5940. All are fully functional. Two have install dates on the tags. One is...
Bob Arenella
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Oct 10, 2006
2:11 am
5238
Dear Friends: Try photocontrols from www.photocontrols.com . In LatinAmerica are units from the beginnings of the company and still are working. Regards ...
Dionisio
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Oct 10, 2006
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5239
from the guy who changes them... local policy, every lamp visit, check date on pe. if pe is over 7 years old regardless of operation, change it. GENERALLY, ill...
Merritt
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Oct 12, 2006
1:18 am
5240
Hi all, Just a small update to DP Electrics today. The updates are 2 links added to the links page (Jonathon Mannion and Nick Smith). Expect to see the layout...
D P
sodiummercur...
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Oct 12, 2006
5:13 pm
5241
Hi all, I am doing a major site reorganisation to my website to make it more neat and presentable. I think the site needs some rejuventaion. Regards David ...
D P
sodiummercur...
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Oct 12, 2006
9:05 pm
5242
Hi, Hith help from many folks here, I made my own inexpensive Low Pressure Sodium/SOX fixture. Here's a web page with a few pictures: ...
daveminkoff
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Oct 12, 2006
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