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Flu lamps on 380 or 415v

Kelly Marie Angel
were there ever any flourescent fittings made that were designed for use across 2 phases ie on 380 or 415 volts? I ask because I've seen a Polish made fixture 440 in its description I don't speak Polish  so am a bit curious  is it maybe made for 440 volts max across 2 phases?
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    So I just checked my emails and found replys to my original question  after a I reposted it I began to wonder if ide posted it at all   so that's why I I re did it seems I got deleted  first time round. All very upsetting thankou for the replies guys  I appreciate it
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    I replied, but my reply seems to have vanished.

    AFAIK my reply was not in breach of any forum rules.
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    Did you already ask this ?
    here  god knows why its moved, its clearly an electrical question.

    I might report it and request it moved back..

    In the lap  of the mods it seems.

    M.
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    I have asked this twice you see i came on here saw my question was gone and began to doubt if ide posted at all  so I re posted THEN I found reply in my email thankyou for those. I don't know why it got moved maybe Lisa doesn't love me any more!

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