[SML] LED Blacklights

[Kristi R-C]

Richard, 

Thank you for your concern, my friend.



These fixtures were laying along the DS edge of the stage which was a proscenium "gymnatoruim" cf. 1950s. No fabric or combustible things around. I don't recall them getting very warm at all, and they weren't on for very long. The link I provided shows what they looked like, but I don't recall the actual manufacturer, so don't quote that spec sheet for what I used. I did keep the blocking away from them as I didn't want anyone falling off the edge nor kicking the fixtures. 

Kristi R-C




---- Original Message ----
From: Richard Niederberg <ladesigners at gmail.com>
To: Kristi R-C <misswisc at aol.com>; Stagecraft Mailing List <stagecraft at theatrical.net>
Sent: Tue, Apr 7, 2015 11:23 pm
Subject: Re: [SML] LED Blacklights


 
  
Dear Kristi,  
  
I looked at the spec sheet, and did NOT see the maximum temperature of the florescent blacklight bulb surface, which can be dangerously hot in an open-faced fixture exposed to airborne combustibles or adjacent fabrics.  
  
/s/ Richard  
  
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