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Filename: | AME_69057_4.jpg |
Album name: | Paul / Magnetic Ballast & Capacitors |
Manufacturer: | Thorn Lighting/Atlas |
Model: | AME 69057.4 |
Power Consumption: | 40w |
Working Voltage: | 240v AC 50Hz |
Comments: | Silent running, Ballasts don't get better than this! How many HFs has this outlived I wonder? Check out the bare terminals on the ballast! |
Date / Code: | Early 1970s |
Country Of Origin: | UK |
Filesize: | 79 KiB |
Date added: | May 01, 2011 |
Dimensions: | 800 x 413 pixels |
Displayed: | 125 times |
URL: | https://allthingslighting.co.uk/atl/displayimage.php?pid=604 |
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insulated terminals are for pussies Tom
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LOL Davy!
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So true, Davy! The PF caps in these gorgeous fittings have the same terminals too! Would still merit a CE stamp once the cover plate is on LOL
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Ha ha ha how true I bet some of these new sparkies out there would be horrified to see this!
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Nothing a bit of 3mm heat-shrink wouldn't sort out! But why spoil the fittings's heritage? There's a bloody good reason for stamping 'DISCONNECT FROM THE MAINS BEFORE SERVICING' on the cover plates!
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what exactly does that stamp mean Tom? Don't know many sparkies who've ever read it
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Well it means... "Stop nasty poppy sparky stuff from getting into the mystical bright magic thing by pressing magic switch or nasty poppy sparky stuff may try to consume your soul, very bad!"
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