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TYPE D’OBJET: battery/rechargeable/miniature/pocket clip-on
DATE: 1971
NUMÉRO DE L’ARTEFACT: 2007.0228.001

FABRICANT: Pinedale Products
MODÈLE: Probe-Lite
EMPLACEMENT: Chalk River, Ontario, Canada

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Renseignements généraux

Nº de série: S/O
Nº de partie: 1
Nombre total de parties: 2
Ou: S/O
Brevets: S/O
Description générale: Metal casing with synthetic bulb/ Metal and synthetic parts

Dimensions

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Longueur: 11,5 cm
Largeur: 2,5 cm
Hauteur: S/O
Épaisseur: 1,6 cm
Poids: S/O
Diamètre: S/O
Volume: S/O

Lexique

Groupe: Technologie d'éclairage
Catégorie: Appareils d'éclairage
Sous-catégorie: S/O

Fabricant

Ou: Pinedale
Pays: Canada
État/province: Ontario
Ville: Chalk River

Contexte

Pays: Canada
État/province: Ontario
Période: This example was never used. Genrall, 1970s +
Canada: Invented by a Canadian, Mr. Walter Woytowich. Approximately 15,000 were produced, some of which were sold and some given away. One important consumer was Ontario Hydro, which bought around 2000 when it was constructing nuclear reactors. The lights were sold in bulk. For some time it was sold locally at Chalk River, mainly for AECL workers. Some were also sold at the cancer clinic in Ottawa, along with the charger and one doctor said that it was the best portable examination light he had used. This was the last Probe-lite that Mr. Woytowich had in his possession. Mr. Woytowich was born in Saskatoon in in 1925 and moved to St. Catherines, ON. In 1938 he joined the Air Force after high school and was discharged in March 1945. He then took a grade 13 refresher course after which he worked at English Electric until December 1947. He moved to Chalk River in February 1948 and worked in the Physics branch until January 1977.
Fonction: Used to illuminate through small openings without blinding the viewer.
Technique: The donor, Mr. Woytowich was the inventor. Miniature flashlights in a cylindrical shape have existed since about 1915. This one is different because the beam of light is produced at right angles to the axis of the flashlight and the bulb is in a transverse position. A charger had been invented also but was still experimental. About three or four chargers were produced and offered
Notes sur la région: Inconnu

Détails

Marques: Red lettering on end reads ‘PINEDALE/ CHALK/ RIVER/ CANADA/ PRODUCTS’/ Indented lettering on clip reads ‘PROBE/ LITE’/ Indented lettering on head reads ‘MADE IN CANADA/ PAT. PEND.’
Manque: Appears complete
Fini: Gold painted tube with plated clip and head/ Colourless transparent bulb
Décoration: S/O

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Pinedale Products, Lampe de poche, vers 1971, Numéro de l'artefact 2007.0228, Ingenium - Musées des sciences et de l'innovation du Canada, http://collections.ingeniumcanada.org/fr/id/2007.0228.001/

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