Home > User galleries > silverliner > Fluorescent - T-12 and larger

FILE 22/316

Sylvania F40CW/1160MM just shy of 4' where are they used?

They are as long as a F48T12 slimline or RDC lamp, about 45 inches or so.

Light Information

Lamp
Manufacturer:	LEDVANCE
Model Reference:	F40CW/1160MM
Lamp Type:	LFL
Base:	G13
Shape/Finish:	T12
Service Life:	20,000 hr
Electrical
Wattage:	40w
Current:	430mA
Optical
Lumen Output:	3150
Color Temperature:	4100K
Color Rendering Index:	60
Physical/Production
Dimensions:	1160MM
Factory Location:	Drummondville Quebec
Fabrication Date:	October 2016

File information

Download:	Download this File
Filename:	image~261.jpeg
Album name:	silverliner / Fluorescent - T-12 and larger
Keywords:	Lamps
File Size:	366 KB
Date added:	Jan 13, 2017
Dimensions:	1848 x 2465 pixels
Displayed:	267 times
URL:	https://www.lighting-gallery.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-129704
Favorites:	Add to Favorites

Comments

Silverliner
Administrator
Hero Member

Online

Gender: Male

Posts: 718
View Gallery

Verd a ray classic.

Hey there, comments?

May all the great lighting technologies have their place in history.

Administrator of Lighting-Gallery.net. Need help? PM me.

Lightingguy1994
Hero Member

Offline

Gender: Male

Posts: 543
View Gallery

Looked on google and cant seem to find any info! Are they slightly longer or shorter than 4foot? Pretty neat.

I too have trouble getting comments on posts. Cant understand if its people just not enjoying the content or the site not being effective enough showing updates.

Silverliner
Administrator
Hero Member

Online

Gender: Male

Posts: 718
View Gallery

Verd a ray classic.

They are slightly shorter, about the same length as a F48T12 slimline. As for comments it depends on the frequency of visitors and who visits here at a given time.

May all the great lighting technologies have their place in history.

Administrator of Lighting-Gallery.net. Need help? PM me.

xmaslightguy
Hero Member

Offline

Gender: Male

Posts: 911
View Gallery

^homebuilt fixture

Interesting find

I've seen bi-pin VHO T12 aquarium lamps in a size like that, but never a normal 40w lamp

Colored Fluorescent's such as F40T12 Red or Green or Blue are awesome...

Alights
Full Member

Offline

Posts: 129
View Gallery

USA (120V 60HZ)

Probably plunger sockets..I have some for F40t12 lamps that fit into a slimline or HO brackets would be interested to see if these lamps fit

Powergroove
Newbie

Offline

Gender: Male

Posts: 26
View Gallery

I've never heard of such a lamp. Any turret I've came across used standard length F40's.

Keep government out of the lighting industry.

streetlight98
Sr. Member

Offline

Gender: Male

Posts: 329
View Gallery

Mike McCann

Hmm yeah my turret and Western Electric lights with plunger sockets use normal lamps. Perhaps these are "conversion lamps" to convert from T12HO to standard output T12? I suspect that might have been a practice in the 70s and 80s when electricity rates skyrocketed, but cool lamp either way.

Please check out my newly-updated website! McCann Lighting Company is where my street light collection is displayed in detail.

Posts:
View Gallery

It's 2.331 inches shy of 48". Quite hard to find!

Lightingguy1994
Hero Member

Offline

Gender: Male

Posts: 543
View Gallery

Coming back to this post, seeing at there are some HO lamps that the plastic adaptor can come off of exposing normal pins, perhaps one of those adaptors can go on this tube allowing it to fit into a HO fixture, I want to remember the name of the adaptor, its the thing that on some lamps its put over the pins and its black and intended for plunger sockets,,

xmaslightguy
Hero Member

Offline

Gender: Male

Posts: 911
View Gallery

^homebuilt fixture

@Lightingguy1994:
Interesting thought on RDC caps ... Length-wize, that should work out just about right!

Colored Fluorescent's such as F40T12 Red or Green or Blue are awesome...

1500MA
Newbie

Offline

Posts: 22
View Gallery

F40 Metric just saw some on Craigslist the other day. The ones I saw were made by philips and the post was from Canada. Not sure if these are common there or not but I have not seen one in person and I am not too far from Canada.