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Filename: | 20170322_175523.jpg |
Album name: | versalift09 / Davy Uploads |
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Date added: | 29 Mar, 2017 |
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Good save that! I've not seen one of these old fibreglass signs for years.
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Wonderful save. I love this!
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Have always loved the internally lit signs!
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Oh, I remember these, along with the old fibreglass traffic island bollards using twin 13watt T5s
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This is just awesome love the way it's that old even the SB starters are dated 11/95! must be a good 1970s sign and those old ballasts look original! 💪ðŸ¿
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what make, pierce gowshall? forrest city?
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looks like thorn/BLI gear and rubber push fit lampholders
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When you think about it - that's been lit 24/7 (apart from failed lamps) for 43 years!!! That's quite amazing really.... Find me ANYTHING LED (save for a power indication LED maybe) that will manage that, or for that matter, 43 months....
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You will be lucky to get 10 years out of an LED LUA. The LEDs and drivers are impossible to replace so the whole unit has to be binned. In 10 years, a fluorescent sign light may only go through 3 sets tubes or less if you use really good tubes.
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10 years, that's being a bit optimistic! Round here, they seem to go faulty in no time, there are loads under a year old, all strobing away. They all replaced perfectly working fluorescent ones too!
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What trays are they using? The ones here are these. They don't seem to be too bad so far but I don't think they will last more than 10 years, especially the ones with no photocell. I can be sure that we won't be seeing them still working after 20 years!
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Mix of those (on complete replacements) and a retrofit tray on others. Both seem crap.
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Yeah, even the proper Simmonsigns ones looks crap. Entire thing made of plastic compared to the old fluorescent ones that are aluminium. They glare more than the fluorescent ones too. I've got a picture of a fluorescent one vs LED in the gallery and the LED one puts out so much more glare.
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