Most viewed - Sylvania Beaverlites F30 Striplight

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Album name:	joe_347V / Lighting Fixtures
Keywords:	Indoor_Fixtures
Company and Date Manufactured:	Sylvania Beaverlites
Wattage:	30w
Lamp Type:	Fluorescent
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Date added:	Feb 20, 2010
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TiCoune66

[Feb 20, 2010 at 02:11 AM]

We have some of these at my school, they were 2XF40, but have been converted to electronic F32s... They flicker all the time, quite annoying at times....

I love the name "Beaver Lite"!

joe_347V

[Feb 20, 2010 at 02:17 AM]

Cool, my school used to use fixtures made by C&M Products (like the one I saved in my gallery) running F34s until they replaced the fixtures with new programmed start F32T8 fixtures. The old ones used to flicker for a good 5-10 minutes when they were turned on.

lite_lover

[Feb 20, 2010 at 04:53 AM]

I just found one of these Sylvania Beaver Lites fluorescent strips at a thrift store recently.

joe_347V

[Nov 07, 2010 at 02:24 AM]

After more than half a year, I finally installed this fixture in my garage over a shelf. I already converted it to preheat before though.

TiCoune66

[Nov 07, 2010 at 02:33 AM]

Was the original ballast similar to that one ?

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Gallery of Lights

Sylvania Beaverlites F30 Striplight

Here's a Sylvania Beaverlites F30 striplight that I'm planning to convert to preheat and run my F30T8 lamps in. The fixture is currently rapid start and has a LPF Philips ballast in it.