Nonelectrical Lighting Fixtures - Norway (NO)

Federal Supply Class (FSC): 6260

NATO Supply Classification Class (NSC): 6260

Federal Supply Group (FSG): 62 Lighting Fixtures and Lamps

NATO Supply Classification Group (NSG): 62 Lighting Fixtures and Lamps

Items Managed by Norway (NO) - NCB is 25

NATO Supply Class 6260 is a classification within NATO Supply Group 62, which is dedicated to lighting fixtures and lamps. Specifically, NATO Supply Class 6260 focuses on nonelectrical lighting fixtures.

Nonelectrical lighting fixtures refer to lighting fixtures that do not require electricity to function. These fixtures are designed to provide illumination using alternative sources of energy, such as gas, oil, or other fuel sources.

Examples of nonelectrical lighting fixtures that fall under NATO Supply Class 6260 include:

1. Gas lamps: These are lighting fixtures that use gas as a fuel source to produce light. They are commonly used in outdoor settings, such as streets, parks, and camping sites.

2. Oil lamps: These are lighting fixtures that use oil, such as kerosene or lamp oil, as a fuel source. Oil lamps have been used for centuries and are still used in some areas where electricity is not readily available.

3. Candle holders: While candles themselves are not classified under NATO Supply Class 6260, the fixtures that hold and protect candles can fall under this classification. Candle holders come in various designs and materials, providing both functional and decorative lighting options.

4. Solar-powered lighting fixtures: These fixtures utilize solar energy to power the lighting source. They typically have solar panels that absorb sunlight during the day and convert it into electricity, which is stored in batteries for use during the night.

It's important to note that NATO Supply Class 6260 specifically focuses on nonelectrical lighting fixtures. If you are looking for electrical lighting fixtures, you may need to refer to a different NATO Supply Class within NATO Supply Group 62.

Understanding the NATO Supply Class and Group classifications can be helpful when procuring or discussing lighting fixtures and lamps within NATO member countries.