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| Date added: | 18 Feb, 2025 |
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Interesting to see a frosted version of this lamp!
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It is interesting to see. Certainly a first for me. This is a lamp I’d be very interested in seeing lit certainly against a clear SDW-T lamp should you ever make any future meets…
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Never seen a frosted one before. That said, the clear ones were not really that common. I remember a UK supermarket used to use them to light the fruit & veg, but aside from that, not really something I remember seeing used that much.
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I will bring some when i find to come to meet. Still have to write dave the PM regarding the first one this year.
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These were rather common in germany. Simply because we have a lots of small much or less independant bakeries and these are perfect for lighting of bread. The bakery light tended to be spots with the smaller sdw-tg mini lamps for the back wile the counters with small breads were lit by open pendants using SDW-T lamps. These lamps were likely trial lamps as a low glare version for these lights. The smaller sdw-TG mini lamps were also used with a dicroic filter in butcher shops.
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