Fluorescent lamp unit having plural separate tubes and particula

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Combined load device or load device temperature modifying... – Discharge device load

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315 68, 315 71, 315 73, 315 96, 315 97, 315100, 315122, 315189, 313493, H01J 6172, H01J 6130

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048620351

ABSTRACT:
A fluorescent lamp unit comprising a self-contained assembly intended for use in replacement for a conventional incandescent filament lamp comprises two U-shaped fluorescent tubes (54, 55), each provided with filaments (56, 57) at respective ends of the arc discharge path. Lead-in wires (60, 68, 69, 76) are arranged to connect the separate arc discharge paths of the two fluorescent tubes in series, and remaining lead-in wires (61, 70, 67, 73) of the fluorescent tubes are connected to components of a starter circuit housed within the mounting (20, 22) of the lamp unit. The starter circuit preferably comprises a separate glow bottle switch (62, 71) for each fluorescent tube, and a single capacitor (65).

REFERENCES:
patent: 4208618 (1980-06-01), Heine
patent: 4383200 (1983-05-01), Van Zon et al.
patent: 4513225 (1985-04-01), Lemners et al.

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