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SIEMENS ALH-800

SIEMENS ALH-800


Also seen in Switzeland and Italy.
Probably an old SITECO (or AEG) lantern

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Nov 21, 2011 at 10:00 AM Author: dor123
I saw this lantern in several pictures of one of the members of LG. The member called this lantern, "The first Sistellar" (Aka, the first generation of Siemens Sistellar lantern), and this lantern was made by Siemens.
We haven't this lantern in Israel, but we have the newer versions of it (Sistellar mini and midi. There is also Sistellar maxi, but i never saw it in Israel).

I"m don't speak English well, and rely on online translating to write in this site.
Please forgive me if my choice of my words looks like offensive, while that isn't my intention.

I only working with the international date format (dd.mm.yyyy).

I lives in Israel, which is a 220-240V, 50hz country.

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Nov 21, 2011 at 11:38 AM Author: magslight
Yep, it's a Siemens ALH 800.
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Nov 21, 2011 at 01:32 PM Author: Skiller
Wow, this was taken in front of the central station in the city of Wiesbaden, actually just a Kilometer from where I live. I'm really surprised to see this on LG.

This picture must be some years old, these big Sistellars in front of the central station are long gone, and the last ones were removed in spring this year. Just curious, when did you take this picture?
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Nov 22, 2011 at 03:43 AM Author: Hyperlynx
Hi ! I have found this picture in Panoramio, it is not my picture. I have always been interested by streetlights in others countries than France.

Since last year, I'm looking for photos of streetlights all over the world on internet to add them in the international page of my website.

I'm now adding a lot of photos of Germany, I have not finished to "comment" all of them. I realised that german use to replace their old streetlights more quickly than french, it is very difficult to find photos of streetlights such ALH-51/52. I also realise how much Grosserklassiker and Koffer are really omniscient in all over Germany.

You maybe could help me. I'm looking for references of streetlights on all these photos. Thank you for your help

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Nov 22, 2011 at 06:57 AM Author: dor123
The AEG Koffer (Seilkoffer, Minikoffer and regular Koffer) family of lanterns was the most common lantern in Haifa and its surrounding environment during the 1990". Almost everywere in Haifa, you could see a Koffer 250 and 150 of both generations.
But during the 2000", most of the Koffers was replaced by Stradasole 400 and 530, all of them are Philips.
In the road that passes Moria street in Haifa, Haifa replaced all the Koffer 150 and Stradasole 530 HPS lanterns, with Fiver Oysters.
Also, all of the Seilkoffer 250 that we had in the Coastal Road highway that passes Haifa, replaced by Siemens/Siteco SR 200.
We have Siemens/Siteco Sistellar mini at Canyon Haifa mall, and many Sistellar midi in Israel.
We have also several places with AEG/Philips Stradalux 470 lanterns in Haifa, but i don't know if we have also the Stradalux 600.

I"m don't speak English well, and rely on online translating to write in this site.
Please forgive me if my choice of my words looks like offensive, while that isn't my intention.

I only working with the international date format (dd.mm.yyyy).

I lives in Israel, which is a 220-240V, 50hz country.

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Nov 22, 2011 at 12:12 PM Author: magslight
@phozagora: There you have many pictures!

01 must be Schreder- that's no german lantern
02 is for sure Schreder
03 BAMAG Reihenleuchte RL 6
04 Conrad Licht /Hellux Langfeldleuchte
05 Hellux 182 Schleusenleuchte for SOX
06 could be Hellux
07 Adolf Schuch Baureihe 31
08 no idea but for sure german.
09 Siemens 5NA 377
10 Siemens 5NA 532 / SiTeCO 5NA 522/523
11 Siemens ALQ 258
12 BEGA
13 Hellux 182
14 Rademacher 370102 - 370118
15 no idea
16 DZ Licht
17 Vulkan
18 Rech Ansetzleuchte
19 Hellux or Schaco
20 on the left Siemens 5NA 630 Sistellar Maxi, on the right 2x Hellux 182 Blockleuchte

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Nov 22, 2011 at 02:09 PM Author: Skiller
@ Hyperlynx Wow, you have a nice website there!
I have plenty pictures of the old (1960s) Siemens ALH 52 (see my album). Feel free to put any of my pictures on your website if you wish.
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Nov 22, 2011 at 02:16 PM Author: Santaarnpaal
35: Philips SRP

@ Magslight Photo 2 originally a Abele & Geiger lantern (Company is taken over by Schreder)
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Nov 22, 2011 at 05:59 PM Author: Hyperlynx
Thank you Magslight & Santaarnpaal for your answers !
I didn't know some companies like Rademacher and Abele & Geiger.

Could you explain me the complex organisation of SIEMENS ? Is 5NA 377 a lantern from SITECO (like ALH-xxx lanterns) or is it another brand ?
Another question, do you know which brand of SIEMENS made the MRLBW Broadway lantern ? (that you can find in Norway, Sweeden, etc...)

Skiller, thank you for your proposition. I'm interested for photos of old german streetlights.
I know one place in France (only one !!!) where you can find SIEMENS ALH-52, on a private area (in Colombes, 5 km to Paris). You can see on my photos that there are a lot of them in Iran.

PS : I have just adding photos from Bremen and Hanover.

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Nov 23, 2011 at 09:10 AM Author: magslight
@Hyperlynx: No problem.
First Siemens is Siemens and Siteco is a name from Siemens for lighting since 1997. At the beginning the lanterns got the Siemens sign, since 1997 the Siteco sign. Siteco became later independent but now in 2011 it was bought back by Siemens under its brand "Osram". The code ALH/ALQ was used just by Siemens within 1967, after 1967 they got the 5NA/5LA names (but they kept the ALH/ALQ still some years with the 5NA code. Since 1973 the ALH/ALQ stamp was removed completly and 5NA/5LA was left alone. (The 5NA/5LA/5LC... names still exist under Siteco). BTW the Siemens ALH 52 is just the spanwire version which is pretty rare, there exist also like in your gallery the ALH50 which is also a spanwire version. The ALH 51 is the normal side post Hackebeilchen. Yeah the names are complex so many lanterns have more than one name.
Siemens made special lanterns like MRL BW for other countries which had not existed in Germany but the firms was been normaly bought by Siemens and the design of the MRLBW is very german
They even produced Eclatec lanterns under Siemens name in Saudi Arabia for example.

However to your list:
21 AEG Flache Ansetzleuchte with Silikatglas
22 Hellux 181
23 I'm not sure about this one but I guess it's from Vulkan
24 maybe Se'lux
25 could be special Bega München lanterns
26 no idea
27 background lantern is a Siemens ALQ 24X
28 i will later edit the info
29 AEG Flache Seilleuchte
30 Rademacher 395111 - 395212 Gleisfeld-Leuchte
31 Trilux 877
32 Hellux 448
33 Trilux 98XX
34 Rademacher Gleisfeldleuchte
35 Philips SRP as Sander said. They was been popular here as one of the less SOX lanterns
36 Siemens 5NA 377
37 Hess Saurius
38 Probably Leiziger Leuchten Antje I
39 I thought AE Austria but I'm not sure
40 RSL (GDR)
41 Bulgarian lantern
42 LBL Topf (GDR)
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Nov 23, 2011 at 10:56 AM Author: Hyperlynx
Thanks for all these anwers !
Very interesting !

I didn't know that ECLATEC lanterns in Saudi Arabia were sold by SIEMENS.
Did you find some ECLATEC lanterns in Germany ? Which ones ?

The "Hackebeilchen" on the photo of Hannover seems to be different than this one.

Moreover, if you have an occasion to go to Aarchen, I would be very interested by a photo of the bottom side of this lantern :
http://v5.cache6.c.bigcache.googleapis.com/static.panoramio.com/photos/original/26097950.jpg
(I'm not talking about SCHREDER DM 2 which are a little bit different)

In France, all these lanterns as labelled by PHILIPS FRANCE.
http://phozagora.free.fr/lumpic/lumetiquettes/Philips_NVF1250.jpg
But I've seen photos of it in some countries in which there are not PHILIPS France lanterns, like in Germany (and also Lebanon, Angola...). It's a mystery for me...

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Nov 24, 2011 at 11:09 AM Author: magslight
In Germany I even saw Eclatec lanterns like SCH 83 and BI with bowl (avec vasque) and some more old ones but they are extreme rare.
The Hackebeilchen from the link is a special one with that arm which I never saw on street before.

From Aachen I have that picture: here
I thought they was been mixed in Aachen. Some from Philips and some from Schreder.
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