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| Filename: | Fitzgerald_20W_Lightpack.jpg |
| Album name: | Paul / Surface Fluorescent Luminaires |
| Comments: | I got this one off a mate, I didn't really have anywhere to put it so it's replaced the 18W lightpack. I've got the GE colour 35 tube that came with this but I've fitted a Philips 33 one instead to go with the other tubes in my room. |
| Filesize: | 37 KiB |
| Date added: | May 01, 2011 |
| Dimensions: | 800 x 430 pixels |
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| URL: | https://allthingslighting.co.uk/atl/displayimage.php?pid=769 |
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Ah... the Fitzgerald 20W T12 Lightpack! My first fitting, way back in 1987!!!
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A good substitute for Thorn's original T12 Pop Pack. Is that a red electronic starter? The Pulsestarters are usually green, the older versions were brown up to the early 90s. Was that tube from Homebase by any chance?
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Yes it's an Arlen Pulsestarter, the EFS300 type though. Been after one for years but had no success, that was also from a mate I had over. Starts the tubes really quickly by pulling half wave DC through the choke to increase the preheat current. With T12s they rectify for a split second and then start kinda like quickstart, with T8 it's bright end glow and then they start. Yes the tube was from Homebase, US made.
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This is a good light its got the 98 sticker!
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