where to find: fitting for 2D 20W 2pin lamp
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Are you sure it's 20W?
2D's normally come in 16W, 28W, 38W, 50W
2D's normally come in 16W, 28W, 38W, 50W
A batten fitting uses a linear tube anything up to 8 foot long,
2D lamps go usually in sguare or round enclosed fittings.
A 21 watt 2D lamp exists but quite rare and usually high frequency control gear and therefore 4 pin
2D lamps go usually in sguare or round enclosed fittings.
A 21 watt 2D lamp exists but quite rare and usually high frequency control gear and therefore 4 pin
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isn't there a reduced-wattage version of the 28W?
A bit like there's a reduced wattage version of the 500W linear floodlamps.
A bit like there's a reduced wattage version of the 500W linear floodlamps.
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You guys were quite right, it's a 28W, my mistake. And the circular, enclosed fitting is the correct term not a batten ( no matter iv'e always called them battens, i guess that i've always been wrong with my terminology ).
I think that i'll pull the in-situ enclosed fitting, ( a dim 16W, too small to take the 28W,) and fit a rose. Thanks for your replies.
I think that i'll pull the in-situ enclosed fitting, ( a dim 16W, too small to take the 28W,) and fit a rose. Thanks for your replies.
It would not have been wise to fit a 28 watt lamp in a 16 watt fitting anyway as the control gear is different.
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