Wotan 4ft 40w T12
I've been meaning to swap this very well worn Wotan lamp for several years now from the basement under the office building where I work and finally got round to swapping it for a fairly nondescript GE tube today. It was in what looked to be a Thorlux quick start fitting. It still works but is just hanging on so I thought I would get it while it still works.

Wotan 4ft 40w T12

I've been meaning to swap this very well worn Wotan lamp for several years now from the basement under the office building where I work and finally got round to swapping it for a fairly nondescript GE tube today. It was in what looked to be a Thorlux quick start fitting. It still works but is just hanging on so I thought I would get it while it still works.

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Manufacturer:Wotan
Wattage:40w
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Date added:15 Mar, 2017
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Danny   [15 Mar, 2017 at 10:36 PM]
This is lush ive got 3 of these exact tubes
Kev   [16 Mar, 2017 at 12:26 AM]
Yes this is mint proper Wotan banding on this. I just skipped 2 of these NOS sadly they were vacuumed!
Danny   [16 Mar, 2017 at 12:36 AM]
Oh thats a shame kev
Slyspark   [16 Mar, 2017 at 12:53 AM]
Any chance you can swap the Thorlux fitting out too?
Simon_R   [16 Mar, 2017 at 11:49 AM]
Bet this looks good lit!
RobTDCI   [16 Mar, 2017 at 06:31 PM]
No chance on the Thorlux fitting, I'm only allowed to change starters and lamps. Anything with wiring is a no no. I'm not an electrician.

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