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| Filename: | m12cc.png |
| Album name: | fluorescent / Fittings |
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| Date added: | 12 Jul, 2017 |
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Wow galvanised fittings wtf!
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That's a brilliant idea no rusting there! Where and what is this cool place?
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These are likely either a Thorn build for another company (I have some GEC SRS fittings that were actually Thorn made) or someone has been buying Thorn (BLI / TEI) components for use in their own fittings.
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This fitting came from the same place and shares some near enough identical details and construction techniques. Kev's said it's a Courtney Pope, so these could be Courtney Pope also? If that's right then as you say they must have bought the BLI ballasts in
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And presumably the lampholders too. Thorn did sell parts to others to use, earlier with no makers label on the control gear, but later 'exports' tended to be marked SB ' Smart & Brown'
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Ahh yes I have some SB branded ballasts that are obviously Thorn. So Courtney Pope probably just bolted this fixture together using other manufacturers parts? I wonder if they did the steelwork forming and galvanising, or if that was outsourced too?
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It's possible the fabrication of the steelwork was done by themselves, along with assembly. Could well be they just lacked the experience / plant to make the actual control gear....
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