need help ID'ing some lamp elements

LD1 · Sep 17, 2012

Soundguy said:
yep.. it was the old.. 'do you mind working for less money and having more responsibilities in dept a or working for alot less money and no extra responsibilities in dept b.. or no longer employed ..

it was still a move up.. a few more liberties.. more stuff to do.. in then.. should be a better position..

Congrats I guess on the "promotion". Or is it demotion??

Well at least you got an option to stay employed:thumbsup:

I cant help much on the bulbs, and I dont know the kind of facility you work in, and I dont remember numbers, but the only 6v lights I have dealt with at the facilitys I work at are the battery-powered emergency back-up lights. Does your facility have B/U lighting and is it 6v??

Soundguy · Sep 18, 2012

it was a promotion for sure.. just less $ and more work..

but glad to be employed. just blew my last weeks paycheck, minus 30$ on a trailer load of hay for the farm yesterday..

we do have backup lamps that are 12v

I think I have found that our 6v lamps will fit in par36 receps..

LD1 · Sep 18, 2012

Soundguy said:
I think I have found that our 6v lamps will fit in par36 receps..

Thats what I am coming up with. 4515 - PLATINUM 4515 30w 6v PAR36 Spotlamp light bulb for $6.30

Those look just like the 6v b/u lights we had at a previous facility. (until they switched to 12v)

Do you guys have any place on the premises that takes those bulbs.

Also, they look pretty similar to the ones we put on the 8n. Rubber housed 6v light assembly. I cannot remember where we got them tough. But had the similar round design and two prong base.