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Underside of the 2002 M-250R2 FCO
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This is a Connecticut Power & Light fixture. Bought it from a guy who just bought a house and had this and two other GEs in the garage with LOTS of dirt/dust on them. The fixture wiped totally clean with Windex and some paper towels. The light does appear to have been used but very lightly, as mostly all the dust/dirt was on the underside of the fixture (fixture stored upside down).
The FCO glass was missing from this but I stuck in a replacement. This fixture tested A-OK! Not too bad on the paint damage either for being stored in a garage.
Note the NEMA tag. Look familiar? :-D that's the OEM NEMA tag. I was surprised to see that font used on a 2002 light since by that time they were using the really narrow font. I really like this NEMA tag font.
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![Underside of the 2002 M-250R2 FCO
This is a Connecticut Power & Light fixture. Bought it from a guy who just bought a house and had this and two other GEs in the garage with LOTS of dirt/dust on them. The fixture wiped totally clean with Windex and some paper towels. The light does appear to have been used but very lightly, as mostly all the dust/dirt was on the underside of the fixture (fixture stored upside down).
The FCO glass was missing from this but I stuck in a replacement. This fixture tested A-OK! Not too bad on the paint damage either for being stored in a garage.
Note the NEMA tag. [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-18549] Look familiar? [/url] :-D that's the OEM NEMA tag. I was surprised to see that font used on a 2002 light since by that time they were using the really narrow font. I really like this NEMA tag font.
Keywords: American_Streetlights](albums/userpics/normal_020517_007.JPG "Click to view full size image
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Underside of the 2002 M-250R2 FCO
This is a Connecticut Power & Light fixture. Bought it from a guy who just bought a house and had this and two other GEs in the garage with LOTS of dirt/dust on them. The fixture wiped totally clean with Windex and some paper towels. The light does appear to have been used but very lightly, as mostly all the dust/dirt was on the underside of the fixture (fixture stored upside down).
The FCO glass was missing from this but I stuck in a replacement. This fixture tested A-OK! Not too bad on the paint damage either for being stored in a garage.
Note the NEMA tag. [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-18549] Look familiar? [/url] :-D that's the OEM NEMA tag. I was surprised to see that font used on a 2002 light since by that time they were using the really narrow font. I really like this NEMA tag font.
Keywords: American_Streetlights")
