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Aqua-Signal 1044 24v DC Control gear 1 x Aqua-Signal 1044 24v DC marine fluorescent luminaire for 2 x 20w lamps. Showing the control gear on the reverse of the gear tray. Operates the lamps at 35khz and total system power is about 34w. The startup is like a very fast SRS fade in. These are incredibly robust IP67 fittings and can be found on ships all over the world. They are available in a variety of control gear such as 240 and 110v AC in switch-start and HF. They are also, like this one, available in 24vDC. The luminaire body is available in either 316 stainless or zinc plated steel. MFD September 1994

Aqua-Signal 1044 24v DC Control gear

1 x Aqua-Signal 1044 24v DC marine fluorescent luminaire for 2 x 20w lamps.

Showing the control gear on the reverse of the gear tray.
Operates the lamps at 35khz and total system power is about 34w.
The startup is like a very fast SRS fade in.

These are incredibly robust IP67 fittings and can be found on ships all over the world.
They are available in a variety of control gear such as 240 and 110v AC in switch-start and HF. They are also, like this one, available in 24vDC.
The luminaire body is available in either 316 stainless or zinc plated steel.

MFD September 1994
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oliver   [05 Oct, 2019 at 09:47 PM]
Do the tubes work independently so if one fails does to other continue to work?
FrontSideBus   [05 Oct, 2019 at 09:49 PM]
Removing one lamp causes the other to drop to about half power which is interesting. It may not do this with a failed lamp in as voltage is applied through the electrodes even during operation and as you can see from the wiring diagram both lamps have linked electrodes at one end.
AngryHorse   [06 Oct, 2019 at 07:24 AM]
That must be one hell of an inverter! Cool
Kev   [06 Oct, 2019 at 08:26 AM]
I’m sure these were also made by glamox?
FrontSideBus   [06 Oct, 2019 at 09:25 AM]
Yeah they have a few brands and they are sold under that name now. Clicky
Kev   [06 Oct, 2019 at 09:33 AM]
Tesco used to use loads of glamox stuff the old classic 3 lamp 600X1200 fittings next to each other that they used to use everywhere were always glamox
FrontSideBus   [22 Oct, 2019 at 03:35 PM]
Still not sure if I should whack a couple of chokes in this... what do you reckon?
Ash   [22 Oct, 2019 at 08:46 PM]
Leave HF 24V. Maybe add 12V DC/DC convreter and battery terminals or a car lighter plug

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