Wrtl arc 80

Wrtl arc 80s are one of my favourite street lights, they are the smaller version of the arc 90. They have a aluminium canopy and have one of the best seals that a street light could have.

Hersham

These arc 80s are painted in the Surrey Green colour and they have a mini-photocell unlike most of the Surrey arcs that have a leafnut node on them. These ones run on a 45w cosmopolis CPO-TW lamp.

Chertsey, Surrey

This WRTL ARC 80 is lighting up a footpath in Chertsey, Surrey.

Chertsey library car park

This WRTL ARC 80 is in the chertsey library car park. It has a blackened SON-T lamp.

Egham, surrey

These WRTL ARC 80s are in a car park in Egham, surrey. They run on CDO lamps and they have green Royce-Thompson oasis 1000 photocells.

This column has a glare shield fitted to stop light from going into the windows of the house behind.

Here is a double-armed column with two WRTL ARC 80s.

Looking at the lanterns from below, it shows that both lamps are blackened and most likely EOL.

This double-armed column has a ARC 80 on one side, and the other side has a holophane R-Line. The holophane R-Line has the wrong spigot on it, as it has the post-top spigot instead of the side-entry spigot.

This WRTL ARC 80 is Dayburning, the Royce-Thompson oasis 1000 photocell has most likely failed, thus it’s now Dayburning.

This WRTL ARC 80 is attached to a CCTV column! Like the other WRTL ARC 80, it’s Dayburning and the Royce-Thompson oasis 1000 photocell has also most likely failed on this lantern.