Last comments - Dayburning Thomas And Betts Model 113

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Filename:	streetlight_pics_005.JPG
Album name:	HPSM250R2 / Streetlights In Service In Cape Coral, Fl
Keywords:	American_Streetlights
Company and Date Manufactured:	Thomas And Betts, ?
Model Number:	113
Wattage:	100
Lamp Type:	High Pressure Sodium
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Date added:	Feb 16, 2014
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streetlight98

[Feb 16, 2014 at 03:34 PM]

Hmm what brand PC does that have? The Sun-Techs don't have those ridges in them. Is that a diagnostic DTL? Neutral

HPSM250R2

[Feb 16, 2014 at 03:42 PM]

No this is a DTL. I know LCEC has used black DTL's before because a lineman working on the streetlight in front of my parents house gave the old one to me. And when I bought my OVH from LCEC the guy threw in a brand new black DTL, and a Philips lamp. Why would you think it's a diagnostic DTL? Just curious. I'm pretty sure it's a regular PC.

streetlight98

[Feb 16, 2014 at 03:49 PM]

I don't know... It just looks slightly taller... Something looks different about this PC...

HPSM250R2

[Feb 16, 2014 at 03:59 PM]

Hmm. No I think it's just the height of the PC receptacle and the angle the pic was taken. It could be a diagnostic DTL. But I think they have the same size cover as the regular DTL's.

streetlight98

[Feb 16, 2014 at 07:30 PM]

yeah maybe... the AEL/Thomas & Betts lights use pretty tall Pc sockets...

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Dayburning Thomas And Betts Model 113

Here is a dayburning Thomas And Betts Model 113 located on a residential street near Del Prado Blvd in Cape Coral, Fl. I tried to take the pictures the best I could. I was in a moving car.