Last viewed - Rear closeup view of a 113

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Filename:	2012-06-06_16-49-39_304.jpg
Album name:	Silverliner14B / Street Lights
Keywords:	American_Streetlights
Company and Date Manufactured:	AE/ITT, 80s
Model Number:	113
Wattage:	70w
Lamp Type:	HPS
Filesize:	421 KiB
Date added:	Jun 08, 2012
Dimensions:	1999 x 1493 pixels
Displayed:	228 times
Color Space:	sRGB
Contrast:	0
DateTime Original:	2012:06:06 16:49:37
Exposure Bias:	0 EV
Exposure Mode:	0
Exposure Program:	Program
Exposure Time:	7/10279 sec
FNumber:	f/2.8
Flash:	No Flash
Focal length:	4.97 mm
ISO:	105
Light Source:	D55
Make:	Motorola
Max Aperture:	f/2.8
Model:	DROIDX
URL:	http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=11870
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streetlight98

[Jun 08, 2012 at 09:15 PM]

I've noticed here that older RIDOT/NGrid M-250R2 have blue PCs and when they're serviced they get new blue PCs. But if an older R2 dies, the new one has a 120V PC. I wonder if the poles are actually 240V and NGrid just caps the second hot? Or would that not work for some reason? It's odd to me becuase existing lights will still get a M-Volt PC but all the new ones that NGrid installs as replacements have 120V PCs.

joe_347V

[Jun 09, 2012 at 12:10 AM]

Sweet, I think I see five 3M signals still in use, are they still incandescent?

Silverliner14B

[Jun 09, 2012 at 10:41 PM]

LEDs, sadly.

rlshieldjr

[Apr 06, 2013 at 11:40 PM]

There are 15 or 16 3Ms, I was there at the thrift store a while back, got a 100w Philips A23 MV bulb for 50c.

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Gallery of Lights

Rear closeup view of a 113

Here it is. Rick and I went on this walkbridge that has two of these lighting the street intersection below. Note the wiring has only one black and the bare wire is neutral. That means this light is 120v.