Sunderland royal hospital has these !!!

check this bad boy out , a 4 tube fitting !! this is coming my way if anyone is interested?

I'd have been interested If i had space, thats one huge son of a gun that.

It needs re installing once saved really! Even for me this would be too good to leave in the collection coupboard if it'd even fit to gather dust

Is this SRS Phil? An open photo is going to be needed!!!

It would need to be installed cause it'd be far too big to store

Yeh I'm with kev here am crying out for an open photo it would be all my Christmases come at once to see inside one of these!!!!

I can imagine 4 massive black SRS ballasts mounted inside mint surroundings

I havent got this light yet, only took the photos last tuesday.

Both formats are SRS ballasts, they have a slow fade up, no flicker

I like it a lot though as soon as I saw it I thought hospital!

Nice to see. The same as the fittings that used to be in my village hall, they had QS gear though. Would love one but there's no where to put it though!

Large Formats were oftern used in hospitals built in the late 60's early 70's, our local one had these too, not sure if this wide though. They were also popular in modern designer offices as these were ground breaking fittings at the time, as nothing else like this was available. They are the for runners of the modern suspended ceiling flush fittings, these nearly flush but not quiet, but super slim for a surface mount. Anyways, if anyone has a serious interest in the formats or the A.E.I louvre fittings get in touch as they should be available shortly

Rare old beast!

My old 6th faorm had 6 of these in 2' form. Sadly every cover was broken. What's worse is that over the summer holidays they changed them all for L.E.D panels

A TV & video rental place my mum worked for about 25 yrs ago had these in a new store they were going to open. Place was refitted before they moved in and I ended up with all the old fittings. All had SRS gear in them. Sadly all long gone now tho!

Ah yes.. I remember a local tv rental shop having these fittings I think the firm was called 'D E R'