What type of connection is this?
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06-18-19, 04:24 PM
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What type of connection is this?
Hello,
Just bought an old display cabinet that has a couple of bulbs in it. They're connected to a wire that comes out the back and then connects to a switch (pictured).
After that, no more wires. Was just wondering if anyone knew the name of this connection and if its possible to get an adapter to convert it to a standard 3 pin plug, or will it need rewired?
Thanks!
Just bought an old display cabinet that has a couple of bulbs in it. They're connected to a wire that comes out the back and then connects to a switch (pictured).
After that, no more wires. Was just wondering if anyone knew the name of this connection and if its possible to get an adapter to convert it to a standard 3 pin plug, or will it need rewired?
Thanks!
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06-18-19, 04:56 PM
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Welcome to the forums from the UK.
You should put non US in your bio as this is primarily a North American based site.
That is some type of ballast made by a UK lighting company called Eterna.
It has a 230v 50hz input. I tried searching for what looks like XR179 printed on that unit but got no hits. You'll probably need to contact Eterna to get exact information.
You should put non US in your bio as this is primarily a North American based site.
That is some type of ballast made by a UK lighting company called Eterna.
It has a 230v 50hz input. I tried searching for what looks like XR179 printed on that unit but got no hits. You'll probably need to contact Eterna to get exact information.
