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Filename: | Crompton_65_80w_Aged_Warm_White.jpg |
Album name: | T12 & Over |
Manufacturer: | Crompton |
Power Consumption: | 65/80w |
Working Voltage: | 110v |
Overall Width / Diameter: | T12 |
Overall Length: | 5ft |
Cap Type: | Bi-pin |
Cap Finish: | White |
Filesize: | 79 KiB |
Date added: | Nov 30, 2011 |
Dimensions: | 1024 x 753 pixels |
Displayed: | 242 times |
URL: | https://allthingslighting.co.uk/atl/displayimage.php?pid=4273 |
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Cool, the cathode shield make a big difference, but an unshielded lamp is a bit difficult to gauge how old it is, rather looking like their switched alot.
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I got these tubes years ago where I used to work they where lit from 7am to 8pm 7 days a week.I think I swoped them for somthing less interesting.I've always had a soft for lamps on there last legs!
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Lovely, Seems new T12s dont last long enough to develope these lovely old ware bands unlike lamps from the 60s / 70s some of the stations i look after still have quite a lot of superfives in that have some nice age bands!
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seem to remember warm white T12s in small shops when I was a kid always had these worn rings at the ends. I'm sure nostalgia makes the lamps even warmer in the mind
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Very valid point there Davy! I recall seeing LOADS of heavily banded T12s back in the 80s! The old Osram/Wotan tubes were notorious for it!
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This is coming a very uncommon sight now
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