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Lamp housing with cable

Lamp housing with cable

45060

4 Lamp housing with cable

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Description

Versatile light source, with sliding tube and three knurled screws for centring the lamp socket. On a stand rod. Incandescent bulb not included.

Technical data

Socket: E 14
Connection: 6 V (cable with 4 mm safety plugs)
Length: 12 cm (folded)
Length of tube: 6 cm
Diameter: approx. 7 cm
Rod diameter: 10 mm

Additionally required

1 out of	450511 8	Bulbs 6 V/5 A/30 W, E14, set of 2
1	521210 8	Transformer 6/12 V
1 out of	450521 8	* Bulbs 12 V/2,5 A/30 W, E14, set of 2

Articles marked with * are alternative.

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