I need some help with this one

[wizard]

I need to find a low voltage machine lighting suppler.
Those of you that have been around machine shops will know what i am on about.
Usually on the side of a lathe/ milling machine/shaper etc is a 32v light fed from a 415 or 240 volt transformer with a switch on it.
Mine is knackered and i cant see a name or any info on it.
can anyone help cos i am now fed up of surfin the www.

regards
wizard :twisted:

[Lucy1978]

this sort of thing? http://www.warco.co.uk/shop.asp?catid=21

[wizard]

Its that sort of thing but i really need the transformer part of it.

wizard

[ben_haynes]

how about these

http://www.sealey.co.uk/PLPageBuilder.asp?gotonode=DoProductSearch&method=mProductSearch&productdescription=&fulltextsearch=&productcode=&category=118&requiredresults=10&pageindex=10

[Lucy1978]

I think this http://www.warco.co.uk/shop.asp?catid=77&ProdId=150 has the transformer built i.n the description ssays 240-12v 50W. might explain why it's so expensive  :shock:

[wizard]

It on a similar line to the last one.
I'll post a picture later so you can see what i'm after.
The reason i need this perticular tipe is that the lamp fitting was modified years ago to accept two 24vdc truck headlight bulbs. Its beams two bright narrow beams of ligt across a machine used to roll the side walls on pressure vessles.
The light beams allows our fabricators to accuratly roll a flat bit of steel into a prefect cylinder.

Regards
wizard :twisted:

[ChrisW]

I've had good service from these before - http://www.fortrans.fsbusiness.co.uk/

[wizard]

This is what i need. It called lovolite but a search doesnt find much.





regards
wizard

[waveydavey]

Are you sure that you have a transformer in the light part? It may well be supplied from the control circuit of the main machine?

[wizard]

If you take the front off there is a 415 to 48 volt transformer mounted on it.

wizard

[Dr Evil]

Have you tried RS? they do a transformer based light 24v I think, using halogen bulbs & I'm sure they do a 240v-12v as I have an old transformer from one in the garage for testing bulbs.

[graham]

If its the transformer you need as above RS or Farnel