Chris
from
United States
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What process do you use to paint the pole? Are they an epoxy paint? Our winters can be tough on anything outdoors.
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Hello, the manufacturer uses a 5 step process, first self-ethching paint primer, then 2 coats of acrylic exterior paint before finally 2 coats of clear enamel. These lights really are great. thanks
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Chris
from
United States
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Have you sold one of these lampposts to an address in th U.S. before? Preferably in the upper mid-West around Milwaukee. We are looking for a replacement street lamps for our neighborhood and would like to see one (or another one similar) up close.
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, thanks for the message, How many do you require? I have checked and we have sold some to USA locations but we would require the buyer's permission before we pass over any address details. thanks
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Fery
from
United States
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Where is your company located at?
Also, do you carry any color other than black? I prefer brown or white.
I live in CA, USA and need five post lights.
Do you have any contact number from USA?
Thanks.
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, we are based in Northern Ireland, and we only have this in black.
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Glen
from
United Kingdom
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Hi, I take it this is mains electrical feed and not solar. Also can it be used with a automatic Twilight Switch?
Thanks
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, these are mains feed and come with a conventional lamp holder meaning they will work on all voltages as long as you fit the correct bulb. You could wire these to work with a twilight switch. thanks
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hugh
from
Ireland
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using a 100watt/10watt LED bulb - how far away would you space these in a straight line?
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Electrical World Replies:
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This would depend on the required illumination (lux ) level required.
As these come with a bulb holder you can fit larger bulbs such as 14 watt led
Aesthetically these look great about 9 meters apart.
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