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Apparently, they want it bright under the viaduct🤷‍♂️

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Why you don’t fix that lol 😂🫶

@Skyworkss 😆 lol I wish I could I mean I would love to do that, but I don't know what I'm doing, would to take them..

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I trying my best 🤷‍♂️

I will do that one day . I don’t have time right now . Sorry 🫶

I am united with absolute respect and understand the difficulty you face daily in your work, as it is not an easy job, it can be pleasant but not easy and Merry Christmas and health to you and everyone ❄️🎄!!

When you have time, I would be happy to see a video of your collection, to share it with you too 😀

Thank you so much! Merry Christmas 🎄🫶

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They are supposed to light up the feathers (the artwork on the bridge) but also provide light for the people passing over the bridge.

The old lights provided as well at least they didn't blast high beamers in your face, I guess the city wanted to do that.

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Come visit sweden to get one 🤷‍♂️🫶

@@Skyworkss I actually live in Sweden! Do you know where I could find one here? I'd really appreciate any tips or advice!

Var i Sverige bor du ??

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It’s horrible 🤷‍♂️🫶what can I say❤️

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Nothings are impossible 🤷‍♂️🫶

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It looks fine, but it wasn’t good. So, we replace everything to avoid having to come back and use protective vehicles, etc. When you factor in the costs of a lift truck, protective vehicle, and closing the road, it’s cheaper to install everything new right away to avoid coming back the next week when the igniter fails. Do you see how we’re thinking? The lamp is 150 W.

@@Skyworkss Philips ballasts are durable. Most likely the SKD 578 igniter is faulty. The problem can be solved by simply replacing the igniter. I would also like to say that BSN ballasts are as effective as Vosdloh Schave ballasts. 🔩🔧

I think elgo magnetic ballasts are also very good!

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Glad you enjoy it!🫶

We do not replace individual non-working fixtures with LED. If they are to be replaced with LED, we do the entire street.

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it broke!

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Philips HPS the best and most reliable lamps along with Sylvania, General Electric and Osram

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I have a cooper hps fixture not install yet though

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I install it as the municipality asks me to 😂🤷‍♂️. I don’t interfere with their plans, my friend.

Yes unfortunately and what bulb was it philips master son-t apia plus xtra?

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The best HPS both in terms of performance and especially in terms of lifespan, reaching 45,000 hours on average, truly impressive and almost the same lifespan as LEDs, but LEDs are just words! Was this HPS 70 or 100W?

70 w ✅

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Someone had injured themselves when it was dark in the evening. Now they decided to use white light to prevent further accidents. It’s only temporary.

Yellow light is safer and generally better at night outdoors because when it rains and fogs it shines better and yellow light penetrates the fog, but yellow has a disadvantage, that you can't see objects accurately, but yellow light is excellent at night, but not the monochromatic orange-yellow light like old decade of 70s-90s when the roads were mainly with low pressure sodium lamps! and I don't think the problem was the lighting, who knows what came in front of him or if he lost control of the vehicle it's not the lighting's fault unless it was very little which usually mercury lamps give very little light, but high-pressure sodium lamps usually illuminate streets well thanks to their high efficiency, there are studies and moreover they have shown that high-pressure sodium lamps are suitable in these conditions, and besides the fact that high-pressure sodium lamps emit significantly less blue light, which can help with sleep and in residential areas where white light is sometimes undesirable, while with high-pressure sodium lamps this never happens, and the fact that with LEDs the sky no longer darkens completely, especially in areas near large cities, while with HPS this had never happened and I am observing it with LEDs now!

@@HIDSON-TPIA 828 light temperature isn't worse, also CDO has very similar efficiency to HPS except 250W CDO version

In terms of the light output of CDO bulbs, it is better than HPS bulbs, but CDO bulbs are not efficient. When they reach the end of their life, CDO bulbs will lose up to 30% brightness, which is quite a lot, while HPS bulbs will lose a maximum of 15-20% brightness at the end of their life, which means that CDO bulbs will dim as they age, while HPS bulbs will still shine quite well! and why pay twice as much money to get cdo lamps that are only better in light and a little more efficient than hps at low power 50 and 70w is not worth cdo since hps is the same and better, only from a mercury lamp or metal halide to a lamp in cdo only then is the upgrade worth it, but the only thing that competes with hps is cpo which also maintains its luminosity at good levels like hps but costs too much and only works with electronic control systems and beyond the fact that hps lamps are much safer in terms of explosions, hps will never explode for no reason even if it is at the end of its life only if we do it on purpose like if you put a 100w lamp in a 1000w ballast and not like cdo lamps and especially metal halide lamps they can even cause damage or injury !!! Of course, CDO is good, but its use is required and recommended in closed luminaires, while HPS can be used in open luminaires without any problems, and besides it seems that cdo was used very rarely compared to hps which was used even on sidewalks.

CDO is worth upgrading from HPS only at 50 and 70w, but at 100 and 150 it is the same or rather a little better HPS at 150W which at 250W now CDO loses the game and let's not talk about LPS which even today in 2024 and 2025 is still as one of the most efficient lights that exist on the same level as LEDs but the monochromatic orange light is a big disadvantage and a big problem but extremely good in areas with often limited visibility which were used even in southern Greece, even though southern Greece has nothing to do with these weather conditions compared to more northern countries

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During the 20th century, Philips SGS became a leader in shaping the lighting industry.

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You mean the round one? The Zhaga socket has communication with the luminaire. You can do a lot of things with it, like adjusting the brightness and even getting information if the luminaire goes out, etc.

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Yes it’s beautiful 👌

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