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3 foot Fitzegeraled LP30 T8 110 volt fitting My LP30 fitting i bought from ebay while back, but at time seller would not ship to US so it was sent to a LR member took me a bit to save up get these across the pond. Was worth the wait. What interesting it have a Auto transformer ballast like u would see in a Typical US style ballast but this made by VS Good new i have a spare ballast for these as at one time VS sold some fluorescent Ballast in USA. Now i have LP30, LP40 and LP65 in 110 volts. Now it make me wonder if LP15 or LP20 made in 110 volts.

3 foot Fitzegeraled LP30 T8 110 volt fitting

My LP30 fitting i bought from ebay while back, but at time seller would not ship to US so it was sent to a LR member took me a bit to save up get these across the pond. Was worth the wait. What interesting it have a Auto transformer ballast like u would see in a Typical US style ballast but this made by VS Good new i have a spare ballast for these as at one time VS sold some fluorescent Ballast in USA. Now i have LP30, LP40 and LP65 in 110 volts. Now it make me wonder if LP15 or LP20 made in 110 volts.

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FrontSideBus   [26 Jan, 2016 at 03:30 PM]
The orange caps are suggesting to me that this was to be used on building sites where all power tools and equipment must be run on an isolated supply of 110v (55v a side). I'm surprised it managed to get there in tact!
Funkybulb   [26 Jan, 2016 at 04:33 PM]
Yes correct, i had to put tin foil on one of the fuses as spare fuse compartment. As being on 120 volt mains. But we have this set up in american homes, 120 volt per side to get 240 volt for our cooker and dryer, Hot water heater.

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