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Manufactured, boxed and ready to go

Legh Richardson
This manufactured product was sent to me for comment. It came in a brand new British manufactured stamped box.

So I measured the cold resistance at 112.5 Ohms. So I suppose that it must be Ok?

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    If the filament is Tungsten then it will be more like ten times that at white heat, so at 230V, about 50  -60watts. Seems about right to be honest.


    If it is a decorative lamp or for theatrical use, rather than for general lighting, the energy limits may not apply


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    If the filament is Tungsten then it will be more like ten times that at white heat, so at 230V, about 50  -60watts. Seems about right to be honest.


    If it is a decorative lamp or for theatrical use, rather than for general lighting, the energy limits may not apply


    Mike
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