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NuLite 2xF23T8 Weatherpack A Nulite weatherproof fixture for 2x F32T8 lamps. Frame is made entirely of some sorta plastic? fiberglass?, and actually looks like a fairly well made fixture... Basic Disassembly is fairly easy & requires no tools. I quite liked the design... Its designed with cut-outs so a 3rd F32T8 could be added (or maybe have just a single lamp?) .. 2x T12 would work if you used taller lampholders in it. Also has cut-outs for T5 (up to 3-lamp there too) I'm guessing just looking at these that they were probably fairly expensive to go buy. Saw a few of these (still new) at a ReStore for $10 each a couple weeks ago... Interestingly when google'ing, I found out the 'Nulite' company is right here in Colorado, & the lights are made here too. Keywords: Misc_Fixtures

NuLite 2xF23T8 Weatherpack

A Nulite weatherproof fixture for 2x F32T8 lamps. Frame is made entirely of some sorta plastic? fiberglass?, and actually looks like a fairly well made fixture... Basic Disassembly is fairly easy & requires no tools. I quite liked the design...

Its designed with cut-outs so a 3rd F32T8 could be added (or maybe have just a single lamp?) .. 2x T12 would work if you used taller lampholders in it. Also has cut-outs for T5 (up to 3-lamp there too)

I'm guessing just looking at these that they were probably fairly expensive to go buy.
Saw a few of these (still new) at a ReStore for $10 each a couple weeks ago...


Interestingly when google'ing, I found out the 'Nulite' company is right here in Colorado, & the lights are made here too.

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Filename:N2X32WP3.jpg
Album name:xmaslightguy / Fixtures - 48" And Over
Keywords:Misc_Fixtures
Company and Date Manufactured:NuLite
Model Number:FG232PSN-RM2 UNV
Wattage:2x 32w
Lamp Type:Linear Fluorescent
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Date added:Jan 23, 2015
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streetlight98   [Jan 23, 2015 at 01:57 AM]
Nice! These are called vaportight lights, and yep they usually have a fiberglass white body and an acrylic diffuser. I have two fiberglass bodies with the latches and end KO covers but I don't have diffusers and I don't have fixtures for the inside. The vaportight body is actually universal; any standard strip light will fit inside the enclosure (you might need to drill holes) so if you have a 2X F40/RS strip light laying around, you can pop it in this if you wantd to.
GEsoftwhite100watts   [Jan 23, 2015 at 09:48 PM]
Nice, I like the idea of the shiny reflector since those diffusers often reduce the light output,especially if they get dirty and/or have a lot of bugs, etc. inside.
I'd make it 3-lamp, but that's just me.
streetlight98   [Jan 23, 2015 at 10:14 PM]
Eh, I dislike specular reflectors since they create shadows and just look weird lol.
A_lights   [Jan 23, 2015 at 11:56 PM]
Those in coolers/freezers are the best, just disconect power via ballast disconnect and take the whole tray out and work on it not in the cold
xmaslightguy   [Jan 24, 2015 at 05:42 PM]
@Mike:
Interesting on the vaportight body being just a universal thing.. but yeah looking at it does look like a standard F40/F32 striplight would fit no problem

@GEsoftwhite100watts:
I too like the idea of the reflector.
And like you I was thinking the same thing with making it 3-lamp...there's even a mounting spot on the gear-tray for a 2nd ballast.

@A_lights:
I didn't think about that, but yep the whole thing is very easy to take apart, & there is a little quick-connect thingie on the ballast wires of this one.

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