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Pifco Electric Flasher lamp adaptor Another interesting gadget - in this case designed for strings of old Christmas lights, designed to make them flash on and off when the bimetallic strip inside has sufficiently warmed up. I tested this with a low wattage GLS, it didn't seem to work. Perhaps I didn't allow it enough time to warm up...

Pifco Electric Flasher lamp adaptor

Another interesting gadget - in this case designed for strings of old Christmas lights, designed to make them flash on and off when the bimetallic strip inside has sufficiently warmed up. I tested this with a low wattage GLS, it didn't seem to work. Perhaps I didn't allow it enough time to warm up...

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Filename:Screenshot_20250215_164345_Gallery.jpg
Album name:LAllenLighting / Other lamps, fittings and misc.
Manufacturer:Pifco
Type/Model:Electric Flasher
Wattage:40w max.
Date manufactured:50s - 60s
Filesize:241 KiB
Date added:15 Feb, 2025
Dimensions:1149 x 750 pixels
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Keiron   [20 Feb, 2025 at 06:42 PM]
Interesting as I thought it would rely on heat from a lamp to make it work but if used with Christmas lights they would be connected via a bayonet plug.
LAllenLighting   [21 Feb, 2025 at 08:50 AM]
Yes that's how most lamp flashers usually seem to operate. This one is rather curious!

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