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M1BYT wrote:-
> The problem with using the word luminaire is that this is commonly used
> to describe a manufactured lighting fitting. A lamp can be plugged into
> a luminaire, or it could be plugged into a simple lighting socket on the
> end of a flex hanging from the ceiling. The latter could not be
> described as a luminaire.
Hi Harry
Surely the lamp socket is a manufactured light fitting? Put on a lamp
shade, (note this is not called a bulb shade!) and you have a luminaire.
73
Brian
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