Clear Teflon Safety Bulbs

[Dirka]

Hello everyone!

Bit of a bind: we're staging a show with lots of water being tossed around and lots of bare bulbs within splashing distance. We've opted to go for Teflon coated, and the designer really likes a specific look, but the factory is on backorder for another week, and we open within two weeks.

Long story short, does anyone have ideas or thoughts on suppliers for these types of bulbs (teflon safety coating a must) within Canada?

It's apparently called a "40T10CL/STC Teflon Coated by Hytron meets: USDA, FDA, OSHA standards 40 Watt, 120 Volt, Clear T10 Specialty Lamps Coated with Teflon Resin"

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance.

Update: Thanks, will look into it!

 

[MNicolai]

If any water comes in contact with the socket, several things might happen, including but not limited to, shock or electrocution to people, a fire, or at the very least, a circuit breaker is going to trip. You've got a lot of other things to worry about than just the material the globe is made out of. Have protections against such hazards been factored into the design?

 

[reggie98]

Try Kennedy Electric in Chicago.

 

[derekleffew]

ATHALON 40T10/SRC/ATH 40w T10 MEDIUM
Ignore the picture on the linked page, what you want is a 40 or 60W T10.

As said above, it would be wise to use a GFCI in this application.