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EWJona 10S50 Shown here is an early decorative lamp, made in the 1910s and coated with a red lacquer. Typical of incandescent lamps of the time, it features a straight tungsten filament operating in vacuum, and a straight-sided glass bulb with an external exhaust tip. Interestingly, the lamp is designed for a 20-V operation, probably in a light string. Six of such lamps are needed for an direct operation on 110 V mains with a 10-V safety margin. Keywords: Lamps

EWJona 10S50


Shown here is an early decorative lamp, made in the 1910s and coated with a red lacquer. Typical of incandescent lamps of the time, it features a straight tungsten filament operating in vacuum, and a straight-sided glass bulb with an external exhaust tip. Interestingly, the lamp is designed for a 20-V operation, probably in a light string. Six of such lamps are needed for an direct operation on 110 V mains with a 10-V safety margin.
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Lamp/Fixture Information
Manufacturer:E.W. Jonas
Model Reference:10S50
Lamp
Lamp Type:Incandescent
Filament/Radiator Type:Straight tungsten filament
Base:E27
Shape/Finish:Straight sided, lacquered red
Burning Position:Universal
Electrical
Wattage:10 W
Voltage:20 V
Current:0.5 A
Optical
Colour Temperature:Red
Physical/Production
Factory Location:Switzerland
Fabrication Date:1910s
Application/Use:Decorative
File information
Filename:EWJona_10S50_red.jpg
Album name:Max / Misc lamps and lighting
Keywords:Lamps
Filesize:1039 KiB
Date added:14 Dec 2024
Dimensions:996 x 1500 pixels
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Ria   [Sat 14 Dec 2024 at 22:03]
Lovely old lampses Bulb Man
Max   [Thu 19 Dec 2024 at 23:57]
I agree and I think that this one, with its extremely warm glow, is particularly fitting for the season!

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