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Anyone know any alternatives for Philips TL5C 22V fluoresecent rings

hkjohn · 2019-05-07 16:16:42

Tried to buy a replacement TL5C 22V ring from the shop where I used to buy them from only to be told that Philips no longer make tnem. When I tried to buy the same series ring online, the ring turned out to be far bigger in diameter and had two x 2-pin rather than one x 4-pin inner connection. Anyone had similar problems?…

07-05-2019 4:16pm

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hkjohn

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Tried to buy a replacement TL5C 22V ring from the shop where I used to buy them from only to be told that Philips no longer make tnem. When I tried to buy the same series ring online, the ring turned out to be far bigger in diameter and had two x 2-pin rather than one x 4-pin inner connection.

Anyone had similar problems? If so, what did you do or can you recommend a replacement?

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#2 24-05-2019 9:07am

blackbox

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I bought one (4-pin) recently in my local electrical supplier (ND Electrical Rathnew) no problem.

I also see them for sale on Amazon.

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