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What are their reasons for this decision?
On Jul 25, 2007, at 10:30 AM, Jonathan Bucci wrote:
> Hello List
>
> I work at a university museum. The university has decided that for
> fire
> safety reasons halogen light bulbs are no longer allowed to be used in
> university buildings. We, at the museum, are trying to get them to
> make an
> exception for the museum. All of our track lighting uses halogen
> lamps, as
> has every other place I have worked. Can anyone provide me with an
> explanation as to why halogen lamps are "the industry standard"?
>
> any help is very much appreciated.
> thanks
> Jonathan Bucci
> Collection Curator
> Hallie Ford Museum of Art
> Willamette University
> Salem, OR 97301
>
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