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Lamp changing Pole.
Posted on January 14, 2008 @ 12:27 pm [Comments (1)]

We have finally got around to putting the lamp changing pole on the web site, they are a top quality product and consequently quite expensive.
When you consider the cost of a cherry picker and the health and safety implications of using that kind of access equipment it looks a bit more reasonable, also once you have paid for it you have it for ever, they are pretty much indestructible.
The pole is a high quality fibre glass telescopic tube with very positive locking system which you can set at various heights up to a maximum of 20ft. it is all in feet because they are American.
It is fibreglass to ensure the operator is fully insulated from the light fitting.
It works by forcing a sprung loaded basket over the lamp which holds it firmly while you unscrew the lamp.
Obviously it works the same way to put a new lamp in place.

Smilight testimonials, we must be doing something right.
Posted on January 10, 2008 @ 1:57 pm [Comments (0)]

Hi!
Just to let you know the Smilight replacement tube has arrived safely, in good working order.
Many thanks for your help and advice - I thought I was never going to be able to find the right tube!
Regards,

More nice customer comments on Smilite kitchen lights
Posted on @ 9:52 am [Comments (0)]

I just wanted to say a big thank you for your excellent service. I recently placed an order for a Smilite replacement fitting and tube, the advice you gave on the phone was excellent and the fitting arrived within 48 hours of placing the order - not bad the week before Christmas. The light was easy to fit and nothing was missing. My local electrical supplier wanted to charge me £31.50 for the tube alone and said it would be February at the earliest. Well done to you!!

Low energy lamp nonsense I could not believe my ears
Posted on January 7, 2008 @ 2:47 pm [Comments (0)]

There was this chap from the environment agency telling everyone on the BBC that low energy lamps are dangerous
They clearly are not or they would not be allowed to be sold.