The paper reviews briefly the numerous classes and types of Royal Navy and Merchant ships, and, in relation to lighting, the multitudinous national and international regulations, together with statutory instruments. Navigational and Command Bridge electric lamps and lighting equipment are discussed. Interior lighting practice for all ships is reviewed and recommendations are made. A special section is devoted to the use of the various forms of discharge lamps in ships.
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