Help me find these exterior light fixtures?

[AZhitman]

Hi guys - I saw this fixture on a commercial building the other day, and thought it would be awesome on the front of my shop...

I figured one of the GJ experts might have an idea what "style" of light it is called, or maybe know where I can get one that's similar?

 

[AZhitman]

EDIT: Disregard, I'm a dipstick.

Apparently, the huge TMS lettering on the base wasn't enough of a clue at midnight. I'm going to bed.

http://tmslighting.com/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=223

 

[AP514]

LOL.......been there done that before....

 

[justsam]

That is a handsome fixture, and I suspect not "cost friendly".

I could not stand to have the two screws missing from the junction box however!

 

[kursplat]

That is a handsome fixture, and I suspect not "cost friendly".

I could not stand to have the two screws missing from the junction box however!

well he also took the picture half way through "borrowing" the light to study it

 

[CADPoint]

Looks like the installer put the fins on upside down.

 

[G_P]

Looks like the installer put the fins on upside down.

They also forgot to put 2 of the screws into the box.

 

[AZhitman]

well he also took the picture half way through "borrowing" the light to study it

 

[LS6 Tommy]

EDIT: Disregard, I'm a dipstick.

Apparently, the huge TMS lettering on the base wasn't enough of a clue at midnight. I'm going to bed.

http://tmslighting.com/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=223

There's also a relatively good sized sticker on it. I bet it contains the model info.

Tommy

 

[LS6 Tommy]

Looks like the installer put the fins on upside down.

No, that's one of those new intermittent water cooled fixtures...

Tommy

 

[Jim_No_Garage]

Not to mention that the round box is rotated "left" about 10 degrees and the housing looks twisted "right to left" from top to bottom.

Besides those minor details I'd have that installer work at my place . . .



Jim

 

[GuyllFyre]

Looking at the page, the fins seem to be "upside down" there too.
I did note that as an oddity.
Otherwise, most likely the fixture was assembled and "installed" by a sales guy.
Having the unfortunate experience of seeing multiple of these types of "sales guy" installs, be lucky it's in one piece, let alone works.
Although, the fixture is not lit.
Installer probably was.

 

[GuyllFyre]

Looking at the pictures closer shows that most of us could probably reproduce that with a $9 Jelly Jar light from Lowes, some stove chimney parts, and a halogen lamp "bowl" from the curb from WalMart or such.