Is it OK to put fluorescent lights at right angles to each other? I have in the back of my mind, from years ago, that there were some problems associated with this?
Many thanks, Roy
Is it OK to put fluorescent lights at right angles to each other? I have in the back of my mind, from years ago, that there were some problems associated with this?
Many thanks, Roy
Are you backlighting a crucifix?
Owain
of course
Depends if you are planning to wear a white gown and hood.
In my (well, Gromit's) vet's waiting room there are two lamps like that, and seem to be ok after lotsa years.
Sort of 'Cross lighting' rather than cross dressing, you mean?
AWEM
There's a church at The Oval in South London where they have a cross made out of two fluorescents and given that it looks difficult to get at to service probably means not.
Could be that it was an issue with older tubes that contained significantly more mercury than modern ones, so this may be the origin of your memories of problems.
Hmmm.
From memory possibly something to do with mounting then vertically shortening the life span.
sponix
If it does, then not by much. I've got a pair either side of a mirror and they've lasted forever. Just as well as they're now an obsolete size.
Hmmm....
In retrospect I really asked for that didn't I :-)
Thanks for the smile anyway...
Roy
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