GEC SLI/H 60W Cathode Working
Thought this would be an interesting close-up to share. This hot-spot will start at the end of the cathode connected to the supply and work its way from one end to the other as the emitter is used up throughout the life of the lamp. Rotating the cap by 180 degrees shifts the hotspot to the opposite side.
Keywords: gec; sli/h; linear; sodium; cathode

GEC SLI/H 60W Cathode Working

Thought this would be an interesting close-up to share. This hot-spot will start at the end of the cathode connected to the supply and work its way from one end to the other as the emitter is used up throughout the life of the lamp. Rotating the cap by 180 degrees shifts the hotspot to the opposite side.

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Filename:GEC_SLI-H_60W_Electrode_Working.JPG
Album name:Zelandeth / Sodium Lamps/Fixtures
Keywords:gec / sli/h / linear / sodium / cathode
Manufacturer:GEC
Type/Model:SLI/H 60W
Wattage:60W
Date manufactured:May 1983 (Date code QE)
Filesize:916 KiB
Date added:22 Sep, 2017
Dimensions:1996 x 2048 pixels
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AngryHorse   [22 Sep, 2017 at 09:09 PM]
I was very surprised the first time I saw this, that only a small amount of the coil is heated to glowing Cool
Danny   [22 Sep, 2017 at 10:55 PM]
Slih are lush my favourite of low pressure sodium lamps
FrontSideBus   [23 Sep, 2017 at 08:07 PM]
Love watching these in action. I managed to capture a glow around the electrodes when I tried.
Zelandeth   [25 Sep, 2017 at 05:04 PM]
Really miss this camera. Was okay generally, but the macro mode was epic...would focus right down to 1.2mm. Sadly belonged to the office so had to hand it back when I left.

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