Last viewed - G.E. 175 Watt MV M250A2

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Filename:	175_Watt_MV_G_E__M250A2_002.JPG
Album name:	HPSM250R2 / My Streetlights
Keywords:	American_Streetlights
Company and Date Manufactured:	G.E., 2004
Model Number:	M250A2
Wattage:	175
Lamp Type:	Mercury Vapor
Filesize:	212 KiB
Date added:	Sep 22, 2013
Dimensions:	1600 x 1200 pixels
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Color Space:	sRGB
DateTime Original:	2013:09:21 08:18:53
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Focal length:	5 mm
ISO:	800
Make:	Canon
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streetlight98

[Sep 22, 2013 at 03:07 AM]

yeah i prefer rubber gaskets BIG time over felt. After more than 10 years the felt starts to stiffen and it's really nasty.

joe_347V

[Sep 22, 2013 at 06:17 AM]

Yeah, I think rubber is also easier to clean up too, some of the rubber gaskets in my traffic lights have been in use for decades and are still in good condition.

streetlight98

[Sep 22, 2013 at 07:34 PM]

most rubber street light gaskets can be taken off and put back on too since the simply stretch around the rim of the reflector without adheisive.

57WestieOV-25

[Sep 25, 2013 at 02:33 AM]

I actually like the concept of the two-door cobrahead! It's more efficient, as opposed to having to open up the entire fixture... Cool

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G.E. 175 Watt MV M250A2

Here's a view of the reflector and the lamp. It has a rubber gasket instead of the usual felt gasket. Which probably works a lot better at keeping bugs and water out of the refractor.