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Filename: | 20240627_190039.jpg |
Album name: | Flurofan96 / Incandescent |
Filesize: | 2300 KiB |
Date added: | 27 Jun, 2024 |
Dimensions: | 1536 x 2048 pixels |
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Cool, that lamp really suits this!
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Is it meant to run on a transformer ? Why the special plug ?
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No, this will just be mains. The plug likely dates the fitting to a time when the UK still used 15A round-pin plugs, in the days before our current 13A versions. The plug you see here is a tough plug - there was a matching socket, also moulded in rubber. When plugged together, the combination also provided a degree of protection if used outdoors in a wet environment. They did offer a similar version in 13A years later.
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Shows it's age a bit then, a great find
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Now i just need the matching socket and wire that up to a standard plug to get this in action
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