Desultory13
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| This topic might be difficult but I still thought that it might be fun.
For me it's easy the Line Material/Mcgraw-Edison Stylaire
But the GE Powerglow is a close runner-up.
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| Streetlight : Cast housing 0V-20 with the flat bottomed refractor.
Floodlight : Wide-Lite F-series (GO FIGURE !!) :lol
Parking Lot : Sylvania Space-Liter
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SRP for life.
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| Street Light: 2nd generation Westinghouse OV-25
Parking Lot: Revere Ultra-Lite
Flood Light: GE Powerflood VLU/HLU
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LG's #1 North American light fixture identifier
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| Street Light: General Electric M-1000 (preferably with a capacitor fin, either 700w or 1000w MV)
Parking Lot: General Electric Powerglow A4000
Floodlight: Either Wide-Lite F-Series or Westinghouse MRF-400 (it was a close tie between this two fixtures...) I also like the older model GE PF-1000.
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I’ve always been interested in all kinds of lighting, mainly incandescent and HID, and especially all kinds of sodium lamps (HPS/LPS). I’ll tolerate LED but I’m not a fan of it.
I’m not proud to say that my city has Devolved to LED.
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| The GE M-1000 is by far my most favorite fixture used in older parking lots.
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Street Light: Westinghouse OV-15 Flood Light: Very Old GE Powerflood Yard light: GE Powr/Bracket This is my favorite parking lot light. The Powr/Bracket is my all-time favorite light. |
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| Streetlight : GE M1000 (still looking)
Floodlight : Westinghouse MRF 1000
Parking Lot : Nu-Art square mansard
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Hmmmm...so many to choose from!
For roadway applications, it's a toss up between the Westinghouse OV15/OV25, and the ITT American-Electric Series 13 and Series 25.
For parking lots, i'd be the Westinghouse 2nd generation OV50.
For flood light applications, I've always liked the Westinghouse MRF-400/1000, and the GE Power-Flood series.
BTW we got the ITT 13 for my brother's birthday. He will get it in a few months. |
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| Styleaire
We still have these in the parking lot where i work.
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Parking lot: LM Stylaire for me too. Unfortunately quite rare as I've only ever seen one in person. These Powerlite parking lot lights are pretty neat too. Floodlight: These 400w Steber flood are pretty unique. Another one of my favourites is the Wide-Lite F Series. Streetlighting: Any vintage Powerlite Any vintage GE Any vintage Westinghouse Too much to pick from lol. |
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SRP for life.
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I really like the Pericline and Contra/Cline from Moldcast Lighting and the Wide-Lite Supra-Lyte. |
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| What I call the "floodlight" version of the AJ Ferguson Zodiac. This version has only the side mounting hole and nothing on top except 2 raised parts where the holes for the photocell and top mount arm would normally be located.
I have a Zodiac like this in my collection.
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Fluro starter pings combined with a 50hz ballast hum and blinking tubes is music to my ears.
Rest in Peace Electronic Lamp Manufacturers of Australia
1925-2002
Bring back the AJF Zodiacs!
Total incidents since joining LG: 18
Lamps accidently broken or smashed: 15
Ballast explosions/burnouts: 3
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Long Live SOX!
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Street light: Eleco GR100 GoldenRay Floodlight: SOX runway floodlightCar park: Abacus Orion |
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GE HM1000's
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| Streetlamp: General Electric M400A
Freeway lights, General Electric HM1000
Canopy light (if that counts): LSI masters series
Flood light: Cooper Lighting HR Hammer
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ON LG FOR 2 YEARS! Please don't ask to meet up with me, as I am still living with my mother. Don't send me items either please, thank you!
Please, watch out for the future. It's not looking good. Loves instruction manuals of any kind!
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The wild Lampent hates LEDs!
 
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| Street light: 3rd generation Westinghouse OV-25
Flood light: General Electric PF-400
Parking lot light: Cooper Galleria
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