Local Philips FGS 224s

The FGS 224 (Residium) lantern is uncommon in Derby - the majority can be seen in the so-called "Home Zones" created in the early 2000s; however, they also appear in small numbers elsewhere in the City as well.

The Residiums pictured here are on Napier Close in Mickleover. The lanterns run 36 Watt PL-L lamps.

And again at night...(the large circular blob on the left hand picture is a raindrop - it was just starting to rain!)

The Residiums installed on the cul-de-sacs off Onslow Road in Mickleover, including Napier Close, were replaced with D.W. Windsor Kirium Pro Mini LED lanterns in August 2021. As the existing columns were only 5 m in height, 1 m extension sections were added, in order to bring all heights to 6 m.

Randolph Road in Normanton became part of a designated 'Home Zone' in 2004. As part of this work, new 5 m columns supporting Residium lanterns were installed, with columns installed on both sides of the road in an 'opposite' configuration.

These lanterns are fitted with one-part NEMA photocells. The tilt of the lantern causes the moulded turret supporting the NEMA socket to be positioned slightly off-vertical.

The columns are situated almost up against walls where houses are situated right up against the pavement.

A Royce Thompson Monostar 1000 photocell is fitted to this lantern.

Some of the lanterns are wall-mounted to a side-entry bracket. An SC1000 photocell, again made by Royce Thompson, is fitted here.