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Duralamp 10w 2D lamp Spotted in Aurora + Kontakt, Amsterdam. Highly unusual indeed, as I was not aware of any companies besides Thorn and later GE ever manufacturing 10w 2D lamps. I suppose this also goes to show that fittings for 10w 2D lamps must have seen very limited popularity outside of the UK too - I myself have a Thorn 10w 2D adapter that I found in Spain and have heard of an Italian collector who came across some 10w lamps and fittings.

Duralamp 10w 2D lamp

Spotted in Aurora + Kontakt, Amsterdam. Highly unusual indeed, as I was not aware of any companies besides Thorn and later GE ever manufacturing 10w 2D lamps. I suppose this also goes to show that fittings for 10w 2D lamps must have seen very limited popularity outside of the UK too - I myself have a Thorn 10w 2D adapter that I found in Spain and have heard of an Italian collector who came across some 10w lamps and fittings.

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Album name:LAllenLighting / Sightings out and about
Manufacturer:Duralamp
Type/Model:Durafly
Wattage:10w
Date manufactured:2000s
Filesize:3151 KiB
Date added:07 Jul, 2023
Dimensions:1756 x 2048 pixels
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Beta 5   [01 Apr, 2026 at 11:11 PM]
Interesting, a non-Thorn/GE 10W lamp still made in the same size and shape as one. Usually when you see an non-Thorn/GE (so generic Chinese) they are basically a scaled down 16W lamp using a base the same design as one just smaller.
Slyspark   [01 Apr, 2026 at 11:57 PM]
I'm sure someone has found some of these before. Given the popularity (or lack of) with the 10w 2D lamp, I'm surprised anyone else ever copied them. I thought GE had phased them out completely, long before the patent expired. I could be wrong however...

Out of curiosity, is this warm white? I think the others that someone else found were something like white, or cool white
Beta 5   [02 Apr, 2026 at 07:04 AM]
I wonder if these were made to fill the gap when GE stopped making them? GE originally stopped but then for some reason restarted production in around 2010 I believe for a few more years, making them in China this time.

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