November 27, 2004: Let there be light(s)!

Hung the fluorescent light fixtures. I used Phillips 40w, 48", T12, 1.5" width "Daylight Deluxe" bulbs. They have a light output of 2325 lumens, Color rendering of 84 and Color Temperature of 6500K. So far they look good. The fixtures are run-of-the-mill Home Depot "workshop" type. I used clips mounted to the drop ceiling beams to mount the lights and plugged them in to the outlets in the ceiling I had previously wired up. The light is super-bright; perfect for a model railroad.

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Details:  Hung the fluorescent light fixtures. I used Phillips 40w, 48", T12, 1.5" width "Daylight Deluxe" bulbs. They have a light output of 2325 lumens, Color rendering of 84 and Color Temperature of 6500K. So far they look good. The fixtures are run-of-the-mill Home Depot "workshop" type. I used clips mounted to the drop ceiling beams to mount the lights and plugged them in to the outlets in the ceiling I had previously wired up. The light is super-bright; perfect for a model railroad.

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  • Title: November 27, 2004: Let there be light(s)!
  • Description: Hung the fluorescent light fixtures. I used Phillips 40w, 48", T12, 1.5" width "Daylight Deluxe" bulbs. They have a light output of 2325 lumens, Color rendering of 84 and Color Temperature of 6500K. So far they look good. The fixtures are run-of-the-mill Home Depot "workshop" type. I used clips mounted to the drop ceiling beams to mount the lights and plugged them in to the outlets in the ceiling I had previously wired up. The light is super-bright; perfect for a model railroad.
  • Owner: Ben Sullivan

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