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Thorn CF/LSG60 60w Circular Fluorescent Gear Tray & Osram Tube Absolutely minging as you can see here, heavily nicotine stained, check out the colour difference between the new starter & everything else! This will be stripped down and given a thorough wash before it's put to use. Osram halophosphate warm white tube appears well used & was made at the Bari factory in Italy in February 1995.

Thorn CF/LSG60 60w Circular Fluorescent Gear Tray & Osram Tube


Absolutely minging as you can see here, heavily nicotine stained, check out the colour difference between the new starter & everything else! This will be stripped down and given a thorough wash before it's put to use.

Osram halophosphate warm white tube appears well used & was made at the Bari factory in Italy in February 1995.

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Filename:20180223_120314-1.jpg
Album name:fluorescent / Control Gear
Manufacturer:Thorn
Type/Model:CF/LSG60
Wattage:60w + gear losses
Date manufactured:Tube = February 1995
Filesize:2201 KiB
Date added:23 Feb, 2018
Dimensions:2938 x 1702 pixels
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Slyspark   [23 Feb, 2018 at 03:54 PM]
Ewwww, that's nasty. For a moment, I thought the ballast might have issued the magic blue smoke of doom, but then, unlikely one of those would do that!
Ash   [23 Feb, 2018 at 05:00 PM]
Degreasers (oven cleaners) clean up such stuff well. But they also wipe out the paint used in most etches and labels
Funkybulb   [23 Feb, 2018 at 05:44 PM]
I bet that stinks.
Slyspark   [23 Feb, 2018 at 06:27 PM]
Can do a lot worse than a pack of unscented baby wipes, you'd be amazed what they'll clean up! I usually use those for cleaning fittings as they don't tend to damage anything,m but they do shift some real crap! haha, still, I guess that's what they're designed for!
AngryHorse   [23 Feb, 2018 at 07:52 PM]
I see power factor correction wasn`t considered back then?, most new 5 foot twin battens from B+Q don`t have them either!
Ash   [23 Feb, 2018 at 08:08 PM]
For home use it isn't considered nowadays either. Though EU manufacturers still have some small RF suppression capacitor there (~0.22uF X2)

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