Monorail Lighting

Sonny answers:

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Sonny answers:

The most common system is to use separate battery/inverter/ballast
units in the fixtures designated ‘emergency’ to light one or more
lamps when line power fails.
These units replace the ballast normally installed for the lamp(s) in question.
The unit senses the failure of line power and automatically operates
the lamp until the battery is drained or power restored.
They can even be wired to be ‘switchable’, (they have a separated ‘line’
connection, and don’t activate as long as line power is available even if
the circuit is switched ‘off’.).

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Sonny answers:

I ran a Google search for [hydroponic systems]
This the search result page.

Http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hydroponic+systems&btnG=Google+Search&rlz=1R2GZAZ_enUS332&aq=f&oq=&aqi=

From there to here, this Site is the 5′th down on the right side of the search result page.

Hydroponic systems
Complete Hydroponic Supplies Store
Free Shipping on orders over $150.

This I copied for you to see what they offer:
“Discount hydroponics, grow lights, indoor grow lights, organic hydroponic nutrients, growing mediums and other great products!”

http://www.hydroempire.com/store/index.php?gclid=CIfO4_KknpsCFRwpawodvRvQoQ

Of course, other Sites to look at on the search result page.
Wingman

Sonny answers:

We tried them along a walkway and were very disappointed. The light they produced was very dim at best. We soon replaced them with low voltage wired lights. We now use the solar lights on a boat dock and still consider them ineffective.

Good luck with your lighting project.

Sonny answers:

If you car uses a separate wire for each function for the rear. Turn, brake, tail, and back up about ten foot for each to reach the steering column plus a couple of feet to use as ground wires. Then you can figure about eight feet of wire per function for the front of the car. Headlamps high and low, turn, and marker. Two wires to dome lamp for feet each.

10 X 5 = 50
8 X 4 = 32
2 X 4 = 8

So you would have approximately 90 feet of wire believe it or not. This is just for the lighting systems only.