I decided to compare my three fixtures. The M-250 R2 is by far the smallest, Then the 115, then the OVZ, but they all are very small fixtures. These are the three models that are the smallest, (Include the OVG/H because the OVG/H Has the same top housing as the OVZ so it's the same size)
This is what AEL told me on December 21st, 2009 when I requested information about the 413: "Thank you for contacting American Electric Lighting. The 413 is discontinued. We recommend the 115 as a replacement. The 413 was created for our International customers so they could fit more fixtures per container. We redesigned our 115 series carton so 40 cartons fit on a pallet, thus eliminating the need for the 413." This is what the 413 looks like.
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![Cooper OVZ, GE M-250 R2, and AE 115 compared.
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I decided to compare my three fixtures. The M-250 R2 is by far the smallest, Then the 115, then the OVZ, but they all are very small fixtures. These are the three models that are the smallest, (Include the OVG/H because the OVG/H Has the same top housing as the OVZ so it's the same size)
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Cooper OVZ, GE M-250 R2, and AE 115 compared.
Inspired from Niall's [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-5513]Picture[/url]
I decided to compare my three fixtures. The M-250 R2 is by far the smallest, Then the 115, then the OVZ, but they all are very small fixtures. These are the three models that are the smallest, (Include the OVG/H because the OVG/H Has the same top housing as the OVZ so it's the same size)
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