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Filename: | Osram_Osglim_5W_Neon_Behive_Lamp_Lit.JPG |
Album name: | SuperSix / My Files |
Manufacturer: | General Electric Company plc |
Working Voltage: | 240v |
Cap Type: | BC |
Filesize: | 106 KiB |
Date added: | May 12, 2011 |
Dimensions: | 1024 x 652 pixels |
Displayed: | 136 times |
URL: | https://allthingslighting.co.uk/atl/displayimage.php?pid=1064 |
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Thanks for posting this Super_Six, great to see! What would this have been used for, I understand why the flicker neon flame lamps were used... what would this lamp have intended for?
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I presume these were used as night lights for kid's rooms, landings etc? Awesome old lamp!! That brass BC holder completes the look!
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I'm guessing it would just be a night light too, not really sure though! It flickers a little too.
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LOL My Grandpa's idea of a nightlight was a neon panel indicator wired into a BC adaptor! We also used the flicker flame neon candle lamps too which would frighten my younger sister! She thought it would set fire to her hair! Bless!
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Looking at that coiled outer electrode, you'd have to be careful not to jolt the lamp whilst it's running otherwise a short would occur! Totally awesome lamp mind! :woohoo:
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These would darken after many hours use so only light on special accasions the cheap cr.py Chinese ones blacken much sooner as they do not use Swedish iron electrodes a great pity, also should the electrodes touch during vibration no probs as these take very little current and have a resistor in the base (wire wound) if permanently shorted then would overheat and may burn out the resistor, hope this helps
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