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How it looks now with a Parmar 150w SON Ballast How the control gear tray looks in this 150w Philips SON floodlight I acquired recently. The original ballast had burnt out & this still stinks even after cleaning it. I also replaced the original Philips igniter with the VS unit you see here, as this ballast does not have the extra tapping required for the Philips.

How it looks now with a Parmar 150w SON Ballast


How the control gear tray looks in this 150w Philips SON floodlight I acquired recently. The original ballast had burnt out & this still stinks even after cleaning it. I also replaced the original Philips igniter with the VS unit you see here, as this ballast does not have the extra tapping required for the Philips.

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Filename:IMG_1223.JPG
Album name:fluorescent / Control Gear
Wattage:150w
Date manufactured:2002
Filesize:3282 KiB
Date added:21 Mar, 2018
Dimensions:2763 x 1842 pixels
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AngryHorse   [21 Mar, 2018 at 07:44 AM]
Nice repair, the fitting itself is too good to bin! Cool
FrontSideBus   [21 Mar, 2018 at 11:59 AM]
Philips floodlights always seem to have very good castings.
Ash   [21 Mar, 2018 at 06:31 PM]
Considering that it takes a short to burn out a ballast, that old ignitor could very possibly be dead (and also destroying ballasts) anyway
fluorescent   [21 Mar, 2018 at 07:24 PM]
I don't know the history of this fixture, it just appeared in the skip! It could very well be that the igniter was knackered, or it'd been left with a failed lamp in for a long time

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