INFRAPHIL-7529
The Philips Infraphil 7529 heat lamp,
introduced in 1954, was the most
common model of the 752_-series. It had
a red anodised aluminium grip, a gold
coloured anodised clamp that fixed the
grip to the base and often a small
additional clamp at the back side of the
base that could be swung out in order to
fix the armature on a door of a cupboard.
Like the Philips Infraphil 7526, it was
fitted with two logos, a solid round one on
the clamp and an adhesive
shield-shaped one on the base.
