Seq. No.	Lamp Number	Location	Lamp Type	Watt	Isolation Point
1	32086	OS NOS 36/37	SXPL2	55
2	32087	O/S NOS 9/10	SXPL3	55
3	32088	OS NO 22	SXPL2	55
4	32089	OS NO 19	SXPL2	55
5	98402	F/P SIDE NO 19	SXPL1	35
6	98403	F/P ADJ 69 BATH ST	SXPL1	35
7	98404	F/P END OF BATH ST	SXPL1	35
8	98405	F/P NEAR RIVER BR	SXPL1	35
9	111809	F/P RHS RIVER BR	SXPL1	35
10	111810	F/PATH LHS OF RIVER BRIDGE	SXPL3	35
11	26010	FP ADJ BLISS RYLAN	SXPL3	35
12	26011	FP ADJ BLISS RYLAN	SXPL1	35
13	26012	FP ADJ BLISS RYLAN	SXPL1	35
14	26013	FP ADJ BLISS RYLAN	SXPL1	35
15	26014	FP OPP PAVILION	SXPL1	35

The following photographs were taken on Saturday, 11th June 2011.

By the time that these pictures were taken, only two of the outgoing columns still survived. Both supported GEC Z9538 55 Watt SOX lanterns. Owing to the road being situated within the Strutt's Park Conservation Area, the replacement lighting is a little different to the normal equipment specified on the PFI.

The new lanterns are of a stainless steel construction, and are polyester powder coated in black.

Royce Thompson Microstar 2000 miniature photocells are installed in the lantern canopies, and activate the lamp at 35 Lux, and deactivate the lamp at 18 Lux. And there you were thinking that lamplighters were still employed!

By comparison, the outgoing Z9538s featured rather weathered GRP canopies, and polycarbonate refractor bowls.

The lanterns run either 45 Watt or 60 Watt Cosmo-White lamps.

Internally, the lanterns are sealed to IP66, and incorporate a Metcraft MPO reflector with a built-in five degree tilt.

The column bases incorporate a pattern that is similar, but not quite as ornate, to columns of the past.

A fair amount of additional cable was required in order to bring this final installation to life.