On Oct 18, 11:06*am, "Existential Angst" wrote:
Awl --

Inyone know?

The bulbs themselves come anywhere from 50W to 250W, proly more.. *I spose I
could climb up and ampprobe a wire real quick, before the police arrive.....


Sodium puts out about 6x the lumens per watt of an incandescant.

I'm asking because I have to illuminate some dark areas around Le Hovel,
from my property, and want it to resemble the existing (or in this case,
non-existing) street lighting, at about the same brightness.

I called my town's light peeple, but DATS a shot in the, uh, dark, bleeve
me....

These are like NYC street lites, the tall pole, with about a 6' arm coming
out, edison-like base.
Not the decorative type lites, that are just vertical.

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EA

My local utility (Public Service Electric & Gas) will sell you street
lights for your parking lot or whatever. I'm sure they can give you
some help.

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