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Ensto AVR254.29 opened

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Lamp
Manufacturer:	Ensto
Model Reference:	AVR254.29
Lamp Type:	PL-S
Base:	G23
Fixture
Ballast Type:	Magnetic
Socket Type:	G23
Electrical
Wattage:	2x9 W
Voltage:	230 V
Physical/Production
Factory Location:	Estonia

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Date added:	Sep 28, 2019
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Date Time:	2019:09:28 14:12:14
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sox35
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Mainly the electrical side of things

This is an interesting one, usually you see 2D lamps in this sort of fitting, don't think I've come across one of these before.

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2x9 W is the most common. 2D lamps aren't so common in Finland.

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Quote from Froggy05 on 28 Sep 2019 at 07:11

2x9 W is the most common. 2D lamps aren't so common in Finland.

That makes sense. Are the two lamps independenly geared so one stays on if the other fails..?

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I really like this! This is very similar to the Micromark 2x9w fittings installed in both my aunts bathrooms. Moved in in 2007 and they have never ever had to be changed! I might have a picture somewhere on here, i shall look

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At least in the 1990s there was a 2D version of many fixtures. There were even more power options, most commons 16W and 28W.

These 9 W lamps use common ballast.

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I like these. We have similar fixtures in the US: here is one of two I have that use 13w PL lamps. I am using only one lamp per fixture.

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Mainly the electrical side of things

If I had one of these, I'd fit another ballast so one lamp would still function if the other fails.

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A photo of the nameplate added.

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I have this lantern with electronic ballast and motion detector. Lamp base is 2G7. The model is AVR254.294E. 4 (after the dot) means it is with a motion detector and E means it is with electronic ballast.

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Yes, Ensto has had a motion detector version of several fixtures.