Low Pressure Sodium Lighting - "Compact" Low Pressure Sodium experiment

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Filename:	clps2.jpg
Album name:	yuandrew / Low Pressure Sodium Lighting
Keywords:	Lamps
Company and Date Manufactured:	Garage, May 2014
Model Number:	C-LPS-18
Wattage:	18
Lamp Type:	Low Pressure Sodium
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Date added:	May 10, 2014
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DateTime Original:	2014:05:09 21:42:04
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Focal length:	3.49 mm
ISO:	300
Make:	Lg Electronics
Model:	LG-P659
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traffic light1

[May 10, 2014 at 11:18 AM]

You need a 32w ballast to run at full power. They have them on eBay.

Form109

[May 10, 2014 at 03:42 PM]

Cool experiment. A CSL that's new. Smile

rjluna2

[May 10, 2014 at 04:28 PM]

How about LPSCL (Low Pressure Sodium Compact Lamp)? Very Happy

yuandrew

[May 11, 2014 at 04:01 AM]

traffic light 1, I know it is under-driven with the Sunpark 20 watt CFL but I used this particular CFL as it could be taken apart easily without cutting anything (the lamp snaps apart vs being glued) plus the bulb part was already spent.

I have a board from a 25 watt Buffalo CFL that works very well (appears to overdrive slightly) but I haven't tried to see if it would fit in place of the Sunpark.

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Gallery of Lights

"Compact" Low Pressure Sodium experiment

Made this out of a spent Sunpark 20 watt compact fluorescent lamp. The CFL's own ballast was retained and used to operate the 18 watt Philips SOX-E lamp.