A friend picked up a cheap Universal "Hanabi" and one of the fluorescent lights was out. It looks like it would use F10T8/CW:
Eiko 15524 - F10T8/CW - 13 in. - 10 Watt - T8 - 4100K
Hanabi fluorescent lights
A friend picked up a cheap Universal "Hanabi" and one of the fluorescent lights was out. It looks like it would use F10T8/CW:
Eiko 15524 - F10T8/CW - 13 in. - 10 Watt - T8 - 4100K
Carbon Arc---the light that's bright is the light that's right!
Re: Hanabi fluorescent lights
some hardware or lighting stores may handle them, it might be easier to just buy a couple online.
幸運わんわん Luckydog or Yukiwanwan in Japanese
Re: Hanabi fluorescent lights
I can confirm the original Japanese part number on the tube is FL10D. This crosses to the USA industry standard number of F10T8/D (for daylight color). If you desire the cool white version then the number is F10T8/CW. It's a lot easier to find the USA part number bulbs.
Hanabi uses two single tube electronic ballasts with part numbers AN-1011 and 61-16713 on them.
Carbon Arc---the light that's bright is the light that's right!
Re: Hanabi fluorescent lights
With the front door open and looking at the two ballasts, the left hand ballast operates the belly glass light and the right hand one operates the top light.
Carbon Arc---the light that's bright is the light that's right!
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