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westinghouse f48t12

westinghouse f48t12

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older blackended westinghouse slimline.unknown date.
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Light Information

Manufacturer:westinghouse
Model Reference:f48t12/cw
Lamp
Lamp Type:fluorescent
Base:single pin
Electrical
Wattage:40
Current:430 ma
Optical
Color Temperature:4100k
Physical/Production
Dimensions:47"
Factory Location:usa
Fabrication Date:?

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May 08, 2011 at 02:20 PM Author: Silverliner
Wow nice! Late 50s vintage roughly '59ish.

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May 08, 2011 at 03:17 PM Author: jercar954
Cool lamp,wonderful find!

Preheat and T-12 fluorescents forever! Down with LED's and instant start T-8 fluorescents.
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May 08, 2011 at 06:03 PM Author: toomanybulbs
i have a bunch of them.
they came as spares with the place long ago.
i dont use the lights much since i dont like the ballasts mounted directly to wood.they are in a boxed overhead shelf that runs across the wall.wont leave them on while away or asleep.
nice to know the age of the tubes!
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Jan 09, 2012 at 05:33 AM Author: Silverliner
This was manufactured in 1960, fyi.

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Jan 09, 2012 at 07:36 AM Author: toomanybulbs
not sure how i missed this set of comments.
looks like these are older than i thought.so what is the difference in the phosphor?
iirc the Beryllium phosphors were long gone by 1960.
i have a bunch of these and i can offer some to collectors as tradebait.at the current rate of use the ones in the makeshift "fixture" may outlive me.i have been using them 20 years now and lots of on off cycles.the ones installed are as clean and bright as the unused ones.
anyone know the rated life on these when new?cathode shields hiding the wear from all the switching?
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