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Phil Allison

Jan 1, 1970
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**Hi,

see pic of local council building with many hanging fluoros in foyer:

http://www.denhamconstructions.com.au/img/projects/ashfield-civic-centre_1.jpg

The hanging tubes appear to be T5s and there is NO enclosure.

An internal metallised strip is visible running end to end.

The low end has a neat fitting, white plastic cover.

Light emanates from all around the tube.

Google turns up nothing like it on offer.

What is it ?


.... Phil
 
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Andrew Gabriel

Jan 1, 1970
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**Hi,

see pic of local council building with many hanging fluoros in foyer:

http://www.denhamconstructions.com.au/img/projects/ashfield-civic-centre_1.jpg

The hanging tubes appear to be T5s and there is NO enclosure.

An internal metallised strip is visible running end to end.

The low end has a neat fitting, white plastic cover.

Light emanates from all around the tube.

Google turns up nothing like it on offer.

What is it ?

A close-up would help.

Ryness Electrical always have something like this on display in
their shop window, but I can't find it on their website.
http://goo.gl/maps/PoNb2

I've seen them used in other shops - more usually they are tied
up horizontally, but they can hang vertically.
 
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Phil Allison

Jan 1, 1970
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"Andrew Gabriel"
"Phil Allison"


A close-up would help.


** It looks exactly as I described.

I even asked the former mayor of Ashfield ( cnr Ted Cassidy) and was assured
the tubes were regular fluoros.

But regular fluoros do not work when connected at one end only.



.... Phil
 
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Atlantic Illumination Entertainment Lighting

Jan 1, 1970
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Phil said:
...regular fluoros do not work when connected at one end only.

*** Perhaps there are unseen wires up a hidden side of the tubes.

I can't take the time to view the URL, but if there are caps on the
exposed ends, this might be the case.
 
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