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There are some lovely mercury-lit Thorn Precincts in the car park of the police station across the road (see here ) Other than that and the odd sprinkling of HPS, it's 99% LED
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There are a lot of 1960`s GE Powr/Brackets in my area owned by the utility that are rented in peoples yards in our neghborhood. As for private lights, there is a 1980`s Regent Superliter about 30 minutes from my house.
That's cool. There were a few Powr/Brackets here used for lights in yards (all 400W MV with the big refractor) but unfortunately there's only two or three left I know of, and they don't work.
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Collect vintage incandescent and fluorescent fixtures. Also like HID lighting and streetlights.
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Collect vintage incandescent and fluorescent fixtures. Also like HID lighting and streetlights.
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Probably the last two remaining GEC Z9480s from 1960 are the oldest here, they even have their original SOI ‘open’ autoleaks in! Sadly, ones in a very dilapidated state, (although still running), and the other is mint, on the side of our community centre
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Philips Luma Mini warmwhite LED fixtures around where I live and the oldest fixtures in our village are Norvegian IFA fixtures from the 1970’s use to be running 80W Mercury vapour lamps.
Next to my holiday house there are Schreder Saphire 1 fixtures from around 2000 with HPS 70W and on the other side of the river which is France there are Eclatec MIR 64, Mazda Junior and Eclatec Australe 53 fixtures.
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Probably the oldest around me are some M250R1's in Meredith or some of the high mast lights in Concord.
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Long live the Incandescent streetlights! Power Company: Eversource Startup Landscaping/LED retrofit business.
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For my neighborhood, it's varied. Some home security lights are from the 80s, although some porch lights may be from before that. For streetlights, everything is 1980s and newer. The area never got heavily populated until a few decades ago, and so the infrastructure was dilapidated until then.
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The are two out-of-service Unistyle 400s near me. One is off of the WA-507 in McKenna and one on Spanaway Loop Rd in Spanaway. There's also a bunch of ITT 25s in the Green Lot of the Washington State Fair. There's another one that's dayburning in a parking lot in Yelm. There used to be one right across from it, but it's gone now.
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This one, still running in full nightly service today, all the columns along here went with the 2017 change out, except this one??? No idea at all why this one was left on its own in a sea of LED, but it still works considering it one of the originals from the early 60s!! , it runs 35watt SOX
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There is a solitary day-burning HPS street lamp across the road from us, it's too distant for me to be able to identify it from here, but next time we go out I'll take a photo. Everything else within measurable distance is you-know-what
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The are two out-of-service Unistyle 400s near me. One is off of the WA-507 in McKenna and one on Spanaway Loop Rd in Spanaway. There's also a bunch of ITT 25s in the Bronze Lot of the Washington State Fair. There's another one that's dayburning in a parking lot in Yelm. There used to be one right across from it, but it's gone now.
The one in McKenna has been out for as long as I can remember...that's at least 35 years plus. That one is owned by WSDOT.
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The one in McKenna has been out for as long as I can remember...that's at least 35 years plus. That one is owned by WSDOT.
Really! Oh wow. The one I'm thinking of is mounted to a wooden pole, and there's also a NEMA head (AEL 11 I believe?) on the same pole that's also out-of-service. Is that the one you're thinking of? https://earth.app.goo.gl/?apn=com.google.earth&isi=293622097&ius=googleearth&link=https%3a%2f%2fearth.google.com%2fweb%2f%4046.93399239,-122.55915536,95.05116272a,0d,57.37528169y,316.61065558h,99.36289206t,0r%2fdata%3dIhoKFjI1R09jcGcwY1E5S0dnelh3WW1ha3cQAg
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Oldest out of service light: LM Spherolite Jr. Out of service since the mid 80s or so I'm guessing. Probably 189w incandescent or something like that. Oldest still in use light: Powerlite Devices B2217 Originally 1960s MV, converted to HPS in the 90s.
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Really! Oh wow. The one I'm thinking of is mounted to a wooden pole, and there's also a NEMA head (AEL 11 I believe?) on the same pole that's also out-of-service. Is that the one you're thinking of? https://earth.app.goo.gl/?apn=com.google.earth&isi=293622097&ius=googleearth&link=https%3a%2f%2fearth.google.com%2fweb%2f%4046.93399239,-122.55915536,95.05116272a,0d,57.37528169y,316.61065558h,99.36289206t,0r%2fdata%3dIhoKFjI1R09jcGcwY1E5S0dnelh3WW1ha3cQAg
Yep...that old residential NEMA belongs to the nursing home.
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Long live the HPS and SOX!
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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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