Can you identify this fitting?

sonicyouth · Oct 20, 2015

We need 22 and can't source ! Metal clad emergency combined. Even the nonemergency would do

[ElectriciansForums.net] Can you identify this fitting?

Richard Burns · Oct 20, 2015

Probably obsolete if my experience is anything to go by.
For repairs can you just replace the control gear if the housing is still OK?
Or are you adding more lights to an existing?

Might be a Menvier or Thorn fitting, they used plug in control gear.

UNG · Oct 20, 2015

Looks a bit like a Coughtrie Lighting designed fitting

sonicyouth · Oct 20, 2015

Richard Burns said:
Probably obsolete if my experience is anything to go by.
For repairs can you just replace the control gear if the housing is still OK?
Or are you adding more lights to an existing?

Might be a Menvier or Thorn fitting, they used plug in control gear.

Well its a large installation of about 100, some Muppet has attended 22 faults and instead of changing the gear trays or ballast they have took the fitting down replaced with a cheap plastic robus and scrapped the old ones, needless to say it looks awful and client not impressed

rsgaz · Oct 21, 2015

It's a Blok Eyelid Exterior Bulkhead

Blok Eyelid Exterior Bulkhead

Gaz

rsgaz · Oct 21, 2015

Or here...

http://www.rightlights.co.uk/emergency-lighting/blok-eyelid-13709.html

Gaz

Guest77 · Oct 22, 2015

Looks like a thorn to me, but could be mistaken.

HandySparks · Oct 22, 2015

rsgaz said:
It's a Blok Eyelid Exterior Bulkhead

Blok Eyelid Exterior Bulkhead

Gaz

Maybe an older model? (The corner radius is bigger on the current models.)

rsgaz · Oct 23, 2015

HandySparks said:
The corner radius is bigger on the current models.

OK then, here's a closer one with pointy corners!

http://www.contrac-lighting.co.uk/products/details/78.html

I don't think it's exactly the same as the OP's pictures though, the screw hole recesses don't quite look the same.

Gaz