you would need pinky-red LED'S and a controller. preheat fluorescent emulations are easer randomized sequencer, ambers at the ends of an LED strip placed in or under the tube. a purple or orange for the starter, a 50/60 Hz buzzer for the ballast and a bell or chime of some kind for the starter mechanics. what's cool about mimicking systems, is you can have a flat fixture and have it warm up like a sox! or make you bendy undercabinet LED strip preheat. or an LED strip that warms up like SOX! versatility!
Wouldn't it be nice if the lighting companies started making these 2000K LED bulbs for outdoor street/roadway, area/site, and security/floodlighting to replicate sodium vapor? That would be a great idea, especially in an attempt to help protect the night skies and night wildlife friendly, and perhaps could help save the night skies. I honestly think that outdoor lighting should only be 2000, 2500, and 3000K, since they're on the warmer/yellower side of the spectrum and block out the blue-white light that otherwise contributes to light pollution. Now for historic buildings, streetlighting, and sports stadium/field lighting, then I think 3000K would be the way to go, since it would be dark sky friendly, but also provide higher quality color rendering and visual acuity, since they are warm white.
Which company is philips because only philips makes such weird and wonderful products like the master son-t apia plus hg free i don't think it can compete much with HPS especially LPS but it is much better than the stupid white leds that tire the eyes . . and it makes you nervous😤 I want it, where can I buy it?
@@GERALD_786 Most house sockets are typically B22 with the few that are GU10 and E27. This differs around the world I’m pretty sure as in the US you typically don’t see Bayonet fixtures.
We need a company to make an LED Sox lamp that warms up like the real ones. It shouldn’t be that hard.
It might be good for aesthetic but its just gonna add cost and nothing that is essential
@@GERALD_786 Someone should do it though.
Los LED son sensibles al calor
you would need pinky-red LED'S and a controller. preheat fluorescent emulations are easer randomized sequencer, ambers at the ends of an LED strip placed in or under the tube. a purple or orange for the starter, a 50/60 Hz buzzer for the ballast and a bell or chime of some kind for the starter mechanics. what's cool about mimicking systems, is you can have a flat fixture and have it warm up like a sox! or make you bendy undercabinet LED strip preheat. or an LED strip that warms up like SOX! versatility!
Wouldn't it be nice if the lighting companies started making these 2000K LED bulbs for outdoor street/roadway, area/site, and security/floodlighting to replicate sodium vapor? That would be a great idea, especially in an attempt to help protect the night skies and night wildlife friendly, and perhaps could help save the night skies. I honestly think that outdoor lighting should only be 2000, 2500, and 3000K, since they're on the warmer/yellower side of the spectrum and block out the blue-white light that otherwise contributes to light pollution. Now for historic buildings, streetlighting, and sports stadium/field lighting, then I think 3000K would be the way to go, since it would be dark sky friendly, but also provide higher quality color rendering and visual acuity, since they are warm white.
I like it…but the SOX lamp is unbeatable…I miss them in the highways…now all sh*t led
I'd like to see this in person! Or if you can get anymore 😃
Hein might have some for you:)
@@thelamppostchannel Ooooo 😃
I would love to get me one of those and check the spectrum with my spectrometer.
lâmpada de led 36 Watts💡
Yes 36w E27 2000k' 😊 led smd
Which company is philips because only philips makes such weird and wonderful products like the master son-t apia plus hg free i don't think it can compete much with HPS especially LPS but it is much better than the stupid white leds that tire the eyes . . and it makes you nervous😤 I want it, where can I buy it?
Would you be able to use this in a house socket?
@@JamMC probably since its an E27
@@GERALD_786 Most house sockets are typically B22 with the few that are GU10 and E27. This differs around the world I’m pretty sure as in the US you typically don’t see Bayonet fixtures.
Yo tengo uno por sierto
Hoe kan ik hier als verzamelaar aan komen? Kan jij me wellicht verder helpen? @thelamppostchannel
Aan deze lamp specifiek? denk dat ze nog wel te koop zijn op lampdirect ofzo