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GE Halarc Maxi-Light Lamps Thanks to Patrick for getting these for us and shipping them, as eBay didn't seem to want to let the seller ship to us here in the UK. They are lovely little lamps and we're very pleased to have them in our collection. Can anyone assist with the factory location..? I have seen three different locations from various people who have these lamps on LG..! Also an approximate date, as there are no date codes visible. Keywords: Lamps

GE Halarc Maxi-Light Lamps


Thanks to Patrick for getting these for us and shipping them, as eBay didn't seem to want to let the seller ship to us here in the UK. They are lovely little lamps and we're very pleased to have them in our collection.

Can anyone assist with the factory location..? I have seen three different locations from various people who have these lamps on LG..! Also an approximate date, as there are no date codes visible.

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Lamp/Fixture Information
Manufacturer:General Electric Co. (USA)
Model Reference:Miser Maxi-Light
Lamp
Lamp Type:Self-ballasted Metal Halide
Filament/Radiator Type:Quartz arc tube and tungsten filament
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Album name:Ria / Metal Halide Lamps
Keywords:Lamps
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Date added:Jul 29, 2024
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Sammi   [Jul 29, 2024 at 06:42 PM]
I do like these. Cool
Tuopeek   [Jul 30, 2024 at 01:00 PM]
These are interesting lamps. Unfortunately, never saw these appear in general supply for indoor lighting here.
Ria   [Jul 30, 2024 at 01:31 PM]
They weren't very popular anywhere, which is why they didn't last. Don't think any were ever made in 240V 50Hz versions. From what I understand, GE lost somewhere in the region of $40 million with them Shocked

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