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DURO - TEST RED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING TRAFFIC SIGNAL BULB - 60 WATT 65 VOLT eBay find. Two bulbs are required to be connected in series to run off 120 volt to display the DONT WALK in pedestrian crossing signals. I m lighting this one on 48 volts from an Ault dual secondary 24 volt 3.5 VA transformer with the secondarys jumpered together connected to an Eagle bakelite cleat socket, it's around half brightness.

DURO - TEST RED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING TRAFFIC SIGNAL BULB - 60 WATT 65 VOLT

eBay find. Two bulbs are required to be connected in series to run off 120 volt to display the DONT WALK in pedestrian crossing signals. I m lighting this one on 48 volts from an Ault dual secondary 24 volt 3.5 VA transformer with the secondarys jumpered together connected to an Eagle bakelite cleat socket, it's around half brightness.

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Filename:6C67CB58-D65D-4B08-8D6E-07D8283C4B24.jpeg
Album name: / Incandescent Bulbs
Manufacturer:Duro-Test
Wattage:65
Date manufactured:1970s
Filesize:42 KiB
Date added:13 Dec, 2017
Dimensions:640 x 479 pixels
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Funkybulb   [13 Dec, 2017 at 12:18 PM]
I ran mine up at full brightness it lamp that draws 1 amp. So i took a GE watt miser 120 watt reflector in series with it to light the DT red at full brightness
Lightsofdenny   [13 Dec, 2017 at 05:23 PM]
Did mine on full brightness from an 220-110 foreign travel transformer converter box. I connected the 220v-240 v line in to 120v and there was around 60v on the output side and it lighted this bulb fully. The red finish sure did smell after while too! Smile

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