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EOL GE Genura induction lamp Found in a lamp bin this morning, very sadly EOL... I'm still going to keep it as I only have 1 other well-used Genura in my collection. This would have cost a fortune when new!

EOL GE Genura induction lamp

Found in a lamp bin this morning, very sadly EOL... I'm still going to keep it as I only have 1 other well-used Genura in my collection. This would have cost a fortune when new!

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Album name:LAllenLighting / EOL lamps
Manufacturer:General Electric
Type/Model:Genura R80
Wattage:23w
Date manufactured:2000s
Filesize:115 KiB
Date added:08 Jan, 2022
Dimensions:680 x 1056 pixels
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FrontSideBus   [08 Jan, 2022 at 07:12 PM]
If it was mine I'd probably do a full strip down to see how it works.
LAllenLighting   [08 Jan, 2022 at 09:19 PM]
Tbh I'm quite tempted to do that seeing as I already have another... Slightly worried to damage it though. Confused
eclipsislamps   [09 Jan, 2022 at 01:13 AM]
These come apart nicely if you know how to do it! Start with using a shim, a piece of a aluminium can or something else flexible but strong to cut the silicone around the rim of the glass bulb, itll then pop out exposing the coil, that will then pull straight out, its plugged into the pcb, then you pull the pcb out while melting the solder on the cap.

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