Area Lighting Research Photoelectric Switch AT-15 120V 2000W FREE SHIPPING!!!!

Description

PLEASE READ ENTIRE LISTING DESCRIPTION BEFORE BUYING!
FREE SHIPPING!!!!
NOS Area Lighting Research Photo-electric Switch AT-15 120V 2000W MADE IN THE USA
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not Mexico or China
)
I am selling my electrical supplies from when I worked as a light technician on most of the billboards in Atlanta, Georgia back in the 80's.
This is commercial grade equipment, raintight, aluminum unit, that has better ratings than the junk they sell now. And did I mention they were made in the USA (Hackettstown, NJ).
Boxes have been in storage for years and now reside in Arizona so they have a few miles on them:)
I took a picture of the best box but the one you receive may not be as pretty.
Specs:
Model AT-15
Voltage  120 VAC
Lamp Load 2000 Watt
16.6 Amp 2000 Watt Tungsten
15.8 Amp 1900 V.A. Ballast
Wiring Diagram is printed on the sensor itself.
This Photo Control Has a Delayed Response!
Top Quality Unit.
YOU WILL GET A QUANTITY OF ONE
(REGARDLESS OF WHAT THE PICTURE SHOWS) UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN THE DESCIPTION.
IMPORTANT:  USPS IS EXPERIENCING DELAYS ON ALL OF THE SERVICES THEY OFFER.  I USUALLY SHIP THE SAME DAY BUT I WANTED BUYERS TO BE AWARE THE SHIPPING TIME QUOTED BY EBAY MAY BE EXTENDED.
All of the items listed on Ebay are listed locally too.  I reserve the right to end this listing early if I sell the item locally!  Thank you for understanding.
We do our best to describe all of the items we have listed for sale on Ebay.  The buyer needs to do their due diligence too.  Ask all questions before bidding/buying any of our items.  Look closely at the pictures and the description and ask questions.  Positive feedback is appreciated and reciprocated.  We want everyone to be satisfied with the transaction and we ask that you contact us if you are unhappy with your purchase.
FYI: I try to keep prices as low as possible and still make a little profit. Most of my items are auto parts of which Ebay charges me a 12.35% fee (even on the sales tax!) and then they tack on a .30 cent fee per completed sale. Once you factor in the ridiculous cost of shipping these days it's very hard make any profit. Thank you for understanding.
J