Holophane HMS High Mast System Brochure 8-73

7/28/2019 Holophane HMS High Mast System Brochure 8-73

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aE3o_fillt HolophameHM$' .h{igh tulast$ystem.lt

Fsa:o.il:zA coordinated system:luminaire,lowering device,and pole.

Better lighting.Fewer poles.Less maintenancLowercosts.


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COVER1. Highway inlerchange,Ho!ston, Texas. 10 HMSluminaires on each ol iour 175'poles do the light ng job of 93conventional lum naires on 50'2, conlainer lerminal,lnternaiional TransporlationServ ce, Lonq BeachCalilornia. Uniform, high levelillum natlon keeps freighlmoving al all h ours.3. HMS Lowering Systemsimpl f es mainlenance.

AELOW4. Arterial slreel boun d inga shopplng mall jn downlownEugne, Oregon. HMSlumina res w lh SKYSCAPEcovers a.l.l a .lecorat ve louchby day, provide hiqh-levellightinq by n lg ht.5. Planl area of Weslern KraitCorp., near Albany, Oregon, isprotecled by HMS n ghtlimesecurity i9 hl ng.6. Highway, Wil amelte R verRoad, Eusene, Oreqon. HMSprov des excellent pavemenlbrightness wilhoui pole c utler.

7. Toll plara, lnterslateHighway near Miramar, F orlda.HMS orovides lhe extra llqhlneeded 1o expedite traffic flow.8. Parking lol, Granl PlazaShoppinq Cenler near Holyoke,Mass. HMS provides a welllighted, secure environrnentwhich aitracls customers.g. Airport ierminal, Newark,N. J. Each HMS po e isequ pped wlth a loweringdevice to lacilitate q uick


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HMS.The most eff icient systemfor lighting large open areas.

The Holophane HrcH MAST SysrEM fills a need for betterlighting created by the spread of complex highways andthe ever grorving requirements of such large outdoor areasas freight terminals, industrial plants, shopping centers andlarge parking lots. With increased vandalism, there is alsoa grorving demand for after-hours outdoor security lighting forthese areas.Today, Holophane HMS is virtually the standard wheresafe, comfortable, economical lighting is required,Higher poles mean superior visibilityfor safer, more comfortable night lime driving.HMS gives the motorist a full, panoramic view of the highwayand surrounding areas. This enables him to accuratelyassess the location, speed and direction of cars and otherobjects on or near the roadway. Controlled light output in the60 " -90 " zone provi des the hi gh vertical footcandles and the highpavement brightness essential for good highway visibility.The system is designed for cluster mounting of up to 12lurninaires, each with overlapping light patterns. So individuallamp outages simply result in a proportional decrease inoverall light levels, rather than the dangerous dark spotsencountered when outages occur rvith conventional mountingheight units or systems using directional floodlights.

Because HNIS luminaires are mounted high above and offto the side of the driver's line of sight, the system greatlyreduces discomfort glare and disability veiling brightness.Furthermore, even in fog, rain or snow, more useablelight reaches the ground, providing greater visibility thanis affolded by conventional systems.Fewer poles mean sater driving,lower cosls, and less landscape clutter.

HMS eliminates the forest of poles encountered withconventional systems. Fewer poles, placed back from the high-way, clear the driver's fleld of vielv and greatly reduce thepossibility of pole collisions.In parking areas, too, reducing the number of poles improvesthe appearance of the landscape. It also makes room foradditional parking spaces and, as on the highway, reducesthe possibility of collision.In terms of initial cost and mainiained cost, fewer poles andmore luminaires at each location can often mean significantsavings. The number of poles can be reduced to as few as 10 % ofthe number required for conventional mounting height systems.Elfeclive secur!ly lighting.

Mounted up and out of reach of vandals, HMS is an excellentchoice fol general area security lighting. The precise, over-lapping light patterns of the cluster-mounted luminaires ensureagainst dark, shadowy areas, providing unifonnity ofiilumination unobtainable with any other economical system.

lnlerslale highway (l-5), nearPorlland, Oregon. HI\rS in lhisstraightaway section provides safe,comfortable lighting lor motorisls-


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Akport lerminal, Newark, N. J.Relamping and cleaning can beconvenienlly accomplished atground level.

h{MS.The coordinated lighiing systenrfor single-source responsibility.

HMS offers you a total package of carefully matched,precisely designed components : luminaires, lowering system,and poles.

High-etticiency, low maintenance Iuminaire.The Holophane 1100 Series luminaire incorporates aplismatic glass reflector/refractor optical system for controlledlight distribution.A key element in the superior performance of the luminaire is

the unique Holophane High Mast prismatic refractor. Thisprismatic refractor raises the angle of Iight distribution toachieve better vertical surface illumination and higher pavementbrightness. The refractor also serves to prismatically spreadthe lamp image, reducing glare and enhancing visual comfort,Three different l'efractor tyDes are available with 1100 Seriesluminaires to provide a choice of light patterns - symmetric,asymmetric, and long narrow- for any given lamp.Little or no maintenance is required lvith 1100 Seriesluminaires, Their open bottom/open top, chimney-action design,combined with their non-depleciating smooth, solid glass opticalsystem ensures high maintained output lvith negligible loss oflight from dirt accumulation under normal conditions.

Safe, dependable lowering system.The highly reliable HMS lorvering system brings down theluminaires safely and surely for routine lamp reDlacement

and servicing.During lorvering and raising, three heavy-duty aircraftcables hold ihe mounting ring level, while iris-action guide armskeep it so stable it can be operated in rvinds up to 30 milesper hour.

When the luminaires are raised to the top, trouble-free,positive action latches automatically lock them into place,removing all stress from the cables, thus ensuring long cable life.The system is pole-top maintenance free. It incorporates nomoving parts, except permanently lubricated pulleys at the topof the pole.

Tapered sleel poles withstand high wind loads.HMS poles are designed to support the luminaires andlowering system, and will withstand the specifier's anticipatedwind loading. Special provisions are made at the base of the pole

to mount the lowering system winch, circuit breakers, and otherhaldware. Prime painted, galvanized or weathering steel polesare available in heighis from 50 feet to 150 feet, or more.


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HIMSltOO Series lumlnaires.Designed for perforrnance.

Ballasl.ssembly .o ol".e r re" 5erp ool . d2l rnir . Lo I q. pddr) 06 o. .bl6 bJ p-or -q 1p.bolls and !npluggin! the q! ck dis.onnect eleclri.al leads,Brackel enlry and !amp sopporl assembly is a precision castaluminum ho!s ng conlainifg the sl plilter, lamp socket andsuPPorl, and termlnal block.Terminal blo.k is enclosed w lhi. the brackel entry and lampsupport assemb y, afd prewired wilh quick d scon.ecl leads,

-Adjusiable sliptitler is des gfed to. a 2" pole arm and permnsa pos tion ng adjusrme.t ol r3' abo!t the bracket axis. Abuil-if bracket stop assLres qulck a.d proper maling.Lamp sockel is a hea!y-duly porcela n-enc osed 1ype, wilhr4o r't"-D g.rp " o o o" ros t,-po srd ,ta r .te. to. pdnp _!F e are -o i r|e rl dr'\r' c. d^ .Aluminum rdin shield o,orp l, Lo.ller "1d o,."..

,.-- Sealed, spun-aluminum cover.__ Clampinq ri.q.Prisnalic borosilicale glass retractor,Available for 400W and 1000W high pressure sodium,1000W mtal halide, and 1000W mercury tamps.

No.4592, Symmetric

No.4593, Asymmelric

l-ighl shields.SD-79 Designed to block lightemitted from lhe refraclor. Avaiiablefor 90', I20' and 180'shieldinq.

SD-81 Designed io provide absolutecut-off above 85'. Ava lab e lor 360'shieldins only.

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No 4 590, Symmetric

No. 459'1, Long & nafiow

Options and accessories.Optical systems.Available for pole spacings of ,1 '1, 5/'1, and 6,/1.Refractors.Three refractor types are available, ofTering a choice ofsvmmetric, asvmmetric, or long and narrow light distributions.

Skyscaper\1 decoraiive covers.Five geometric shaped covers, in a choiceof coiors, are available to complementarchitectural themes. For information onthese decorative luminaires and specialpole designs, see SKvsclpr brochui'e.,li'i_:-, i-- jCube Cylinder .'1'r1-.-t -t.Beclangle .f lll.r|Hexagon


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Photometric dala.For ease of computation, all photometric data shown below isfor a single luminaire, mounted at 100', with a 1000W, 100,000 lumenmetal halide lamp at a 9" light center (6/ 1 nominal spacing ratio) .For other mounting heights, apply the appropriatemultiplication factor from the conversion table.For other light sources, estimate the isofootcandle performanceby prorating, using the ratio of the lamp lumen ratings.For precise data when using other lamps or other lightcenters, contact your local Holophane sales engineer.

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Mounling HeightConversion TableM.H. conv.{Ft.} Facto. lr.H, Conv.(Ft.) Factor50 4.00 '1 10 0.8160 2.75 120 0.6870 2,O1 130 0.5780 1.56 140 0.5090 1.23 150 0.43100 1.00

Symmelric Cfype v) Asymmelric (Type lV) Long and Naarow (Type l)

Lumen Oul Lumen Oul-oul0..9oo but 600.900,

ASY 4593 24467 lV 70.61" 14.3.0 1t8?7 @ /7

4591 25554 I 67.50/. 14.O"/"

8.0% 13417 @ a74593 24406 68,8% 9.1% 229A5

23930 V 73.1y" 31.a% 24115

'Output tor lypo ll, lll, and lV liqhl distribulions is shown lo. slreelside on!y, Oulput lor lype I light distiibulion is shown tor ar area2 M.H. wide (1 M.H. each side) alonq lhe lonsitudinal axis.arc trbe (uncoaled laftps); lamp envelopeOptical shield angle,(1000W DX Mercury).


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ffiMS$*werfrmg system"Faii-safe, tre uble-f ree design.

A camplete, seif-contained systeril"Fig. 1, HMS LowEBTNG SYSTEM (Cat. No. LD-2) accomrnodates up to 8luminaires. No moving parts, except for pulleys, are installed attop of pole.Fig.2. Lowerlng can be accomplished even ln 30 mph winds.Fig. 3. Luminalres lower to withln 3' of ground for inspection andservicing. Hoistjng and electric cables can be replaced at ground level.All electrical conneciions are at ground level Ior easy mainlenance.

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!-iigh staL!iNiiy s'-ispensiGil.Fig.4. Three heavy duiy aircraft cables and continuous-contact iris-action guide arms keep luminaires levei and centered during raising andlowering. Aircraft-grade steel, zinc electroplated cables meet Type AFederal Specificalion RB-W-410a. ln normal atmospheres, lifeexpectancy is 30 years. ln highly corrosive environments, stainless steeicables may be specified.

Faii-safe !atching.Fig.5. Latching removes all weight from the cables, ensuring long cableIife since no stress is placed on them except when the loweringsystem is in use. Positive-action iatches are automatically activatedby movement of the luminaire ring. lndicator "flags" turn automaticallyduring locking process, providing a signal visible from ground levelthat latch is securely locked. Each lalch is slrong enough to supporteight times the weight of the entire ring and all of the luminaires,providing a 24 to 1 safety factor.

Grouild-leve! ieriing.Fig,6. The wealherproof, ring-mounted power receptacle enables thesystem to be energized and tested at ground ievel. All cables can beinspected and replaced at ground level. And there is no electro-mechanical disconnect at the pole top, elirninating the need for highlevel, on-site work. The main power cable and individual luminalre elec-trical cable are factory pre-wired, greatly simplifying field installation.

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Remote +onlrolieC portable power unit operates winch.Fig. 7. Portable, heavy-duty reversing electric power unii drives thewinch. A single unit services any number ot poles. Bemote conlrol unitpermits operator to stand 15' from the pole base. Average overall speedof ralsing and iowering is approxirnalely 17 ipm.

A lowsring system lor every pole diameter.Holophane offers three basic lowering systems. The LD-2 is designedlor poles having a base diameter of 17" 10 24" and will accommodate asmany as B luminaires. For poles with base diameters between 24" and40", the LD-s will accommodate up lo 12 luminaires. The LD-1, designedfor poles of under'17" base diameter, employs a portable winch system.For complete details on these lowering systerns, conlact your localHolophane sales englneer.

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Heacl lrarne and luminaire rin$ essemblies, Model LD-2.

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HMSsteel poles.Designed for rugged servie eand easy assembly.

Standard poles tor up to S luminaires.Standard Holophane poles, for use with the LD-2 Lowering System,are designed to s!pport up to S luminaires. These poles will withstandsustained wind velocilies of up to 120+ mph, and gusts of up to 130%.Refer to poJe performance data {or specif c wind ralings. Poles wjtheven greater structural capacities are avallable upon request.

fasily assembled.Holophane poles require no lield weldlng. uniis are delivered inconveniently poriable multiple sections of round, tapered steel tubeswhich "safety-telescope" into each other. A lseciions are match-rnarkedto facilitate field assernbly.

Special poles.ln addition to standard poles, Holophane also provides poles for use withlarger or smaller lowering systems; e evator service car systems; polesfor fixed bracket-mounled luminaires; and other specialized poles.Contact your local Holophane sales englneer for complete detaiJs.

Standard materiais and linishes.Shall 55000 PSI min. yield strength after allfabricalion.Base N,4eets or exceeds ASTN,-A-36.Anchor bolts Meets or exceeds ASTNI-S-576 with min. yield strength of55000 PSl. Threaded ends of anchor bolls and nuts shallbe galvanized in accordance wlth ASTI'I-A-153.Finish Prime painted (standard)Galvanized (optional)Weaihering sleel (optional)

"All poles shown are designed . accorda.ce with 1972 A A.S.H O. specilicalions ior str!.1!ras!pporls Ior h shway lum ir a res. lnlormallon of h gher wjnd veLocir es or orher special pole designsrnay be obtalned from your loca Holophane sa es engineer"Poles are des g.ed ior wind susls up to 1.3 limes the val!es shown.

Highway inlerchanqe, Inierstatel-5ll-405 near Porlland, Oregon. HMSpole with lixed bracket-mountedluminaires is being hoisled inloposiiion.

Pole periormance data (tor LD-2 Ioweiing system poles).*polePole HeighiNumber (Feet)Maximum Sustained Wind Velocity (MPH)for Given Number of Luminaires*' Maximum Bending MomentBased upon 10070 Yield Strenglh(Fl. Lbs.l4 5 IH-1014 50 12A 120 120 120 120 120 262,932H-1015 60 120 120 120 120 120 120 262.932H-1016 70 120 120 120 pA 120 120 262,932H"1017 80 120 120 120 120 120 120 262.932H-1018 S0 120 120 120 115 110 105 262.932H-1019 100 110 105 105 100 95 90 262.932H-1020 110 105 105 100 95 35 90 307,716

H- 1021 't20 100 100 9s 90 90 85 356,024H-1025 130 100 95 95 90 90 B0 407.270H-1026 140 95 95 90 S0 85 80 453.205H-1027 150 95 90 S0 g0 85 7s s00,845


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Luminaire.Ballast Wilh 4592/4590 Refraclor Wilh 4593 Rekaclor Wiih 4591 RefraclorWeighl Proj. Area Heighi Weiqhl Proi. Area Heighi Weighl Proi,Area Hei{lnches) (Lbs.l rso. Fi.} (lnches) {Lbs.) (So. Fl.) tlnc400w H.p.s- 15 2.7 29.25 76 2.7 29.25 79 2.9 31.751000w lrerc- 75 2.7 29.25 76 2.7 29.25 19 2.9 31.751o00w M-H_ 75 2.7 29.25 76 2.7 29.25 79 2.9 31.751000w H.P.s. 100 3.1 32.75 104 3.3 35.25

LD-2 lowering system.Ellective EflecliveNumber Approximale Proiecled Area ol Proiecled Area otof Weighl in Pounds Lowering System Lowering Syslem wilh

Luminai.es (Less Luminaires)' (Sq. Ft.) Luminaires (Sq. Fl.)2 180 6.003 147 3.3 7.35194 3.3 8.705 201 3.3 10.056 208 3.3 11.408 222 3.3 14.10

'The weiahls siven nclude head lrame, cables, lowering ring afd brackei arms

Pole.Pole Base

Ouler DiamelerHeighl weight (lnches) No. olNumber {Feel) (Lbs.) Botlom Top Seclion3 Min.No. ol Bolt Size "BC" "lD " "S" "P" GroulBolts (lnches) (ln ches) (lnches) (lnches) (lnches) (lnches) (lncheB)H-1014 50 3205 17.4A 11.48 3 4 2x90 25.5 15 26.5 4 2 4H-1015 60 3415 17.4A 10.08 3 4 2xS0 25.5 15 265 4 2 4H-1016 70 3620 17.4A 8.68 3 4 2x90 25.5 '15 265 2 4H-1017 80 3780 17.4a 1.64 4 4 2x90 25.5 15 26.5 4 2 4H1018 90 3915 17.4a 6.24 4 4 2x90 15 26.5 2 4H-1019 100 4010 17.4a 4.70 4 4 2x90 15 26-5 2 4H-1020 110 4415 18.88 4.70 4 6 1Yax90 24.25 15 29.25 3.25 1.5 3.5H-1021 120 5315 2A.2a 4.70 4 6 2x90 27.25 16.5 33.0 3.5 1.5 4H-1025 130 6320 21.1A 4.70 5 6 2x90 27 25 t7.5 33.0 3.5 '1.5 4H-1026 140 7385 22.5a 4.70 5 6 27ax96 30.75 19 35.5 3.75 1.75 4.5H-1027 150 8215 23 98 4.70 5 6 2Yax96 30.75 20 35.5 3.75 1.75 4.5


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HMSspeeiflcatiens.Lumlnaire speeif ications.Tho luminaire shall be Holophane Calaloq No.

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iorusewiiha-wall,-lahp.The maximum weiqht ol the l!minair shall be po!nds andits projecled area shall not exceed

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square leer-The lumloaire sha lbe open venr lated design with an optical sys-iem consisting oi a p.essed borosilicale glass retlector and relrac-lor. The relleclor shall have a smoolh, non-poro!s inner suriacand shall be en.ased wlhin a spun and sealed aluminum cover.The reiractor sha I be readily attached to the reileclor by means ofa stainless sleel clamp band equipped wilh caplive sla nless steelnul and machine screw.The relleclor w lh its al!minum cover shall be iirmlv altached lo acasl 19. I is r ng slall _rve k4Jlole \lors Lrs Jppp s' r'a.psuch thal ihe rellector/reiraclor assembly may be readily atlachedlo, or delached lrom, the iLirinaire brackel ntry and lamp supporlassembly without comp ere y removifq lhe supporl botts.The luminalre ballasl shall be enclosed wlthln a =356 alloy casla Lh ' Jm hoJsrro wh .h l eqra ly drtd l ps to 'a lrn ra,.ebrai k.l 6rl y ar d l--o .LDood :..Fnb, l ,hdl op r""diy re-movable witho!l removinq the lumlna re irom ihe bracket arm.The luninaire sha I be allached lo lhe bracket arm by means ota b d.l" e y a^o la-p Lppo a\sembl/ --F bd e ro. lrr,rss.rbly ctdll bp . d_l a. rrrlLn. j J,o dllov. T1e as,F-o y \1dl1.ldde r ,io- Fr r'v \'ip'irrpr oa)i9red or i p p" $ia p ovi'ro.fo' - " adtL5 -e1l lo "!" ir 9 he lrn,.di.p r-- arp sldrl be!prrical b Inr q d.o pre!prlpd r'or Lrdrp r b a ol -1d ba t 9o!t by neans ot a stainless steel lamp ctamp axached 1o theassembly bul separare lrom the socket. An enclosed lerminat btockshal be inc uded such that all electrical cofnections shat be re-moved irom expos!.e to weather. An aluminum rolted ra n shietdshalJ be axached to the oulside oi this assembly.Lowering sysiem specif ications"Lowerinq Sysiem shall conslst ofr 1, Head Framei 2. LuminaireRinOi 3, Wirch & Hoisling Assembly,Head lrame slr!cture shall be zinc-coated sleel. atlached io thepole by means of a slee s iplitler and secured by lour sla nlesssleel sel screws. Head frame sha i encompass s x 4' nomjfal sleelcable sheaves qrooved lo lhe exact cable d ameter, io. 180' cablebearing sLrlace and shall be b!shed w th o I-ihpresnated sinleredbronze bushings over sia nLess sleel shaiis. Three z nc coated orstain ess slee 7 x 19 a rcrail cables of 3/16" or grealer diameler

Power cab e sheave(s) larser lhan 10" diameter shall be provldedaid shall be bushed with oil-impregnaied, sintered bronze bush-ings over slain ess sieel shaJls. Power cable sheave is ro be desgned in conjunction wlh keeper" devices 10 ensure that ihepower cable carnot disengage the pulley durins operalion.The head irame shall also inclLde three latching devces tosupport the luminaire ring assembly when lhe lower ng device isnot in operalion. The lalches sha I be actuated by a lernate ra s nOand lowering oi lhe hostng cables. Lockng of l!minare rngshal be s gfaled by ndlcalor "llags visib e trom lhe ground. Thelalch bafiels shall be ol casi 8218 alloy aumin!m. All movinqparls ot lhe lalch rnechan sm shall be serviceab e lrom the sroufd.Lalching mechanism shall nol be impaired by iornallon ot ice andshall not requ re adjuslnrent.Luminaire rinq shal be conslrlcied or 6" x 3" x #7GA steelchannei with the approp.iate n!mber of 2" nominal sleel ppemount ng arms- Erlire lum na re r ng shall be zinc plald io 1.0Pole speeifieaiions.The pole shall be Holophane +-, and shall consisiot sect ors oi round tapered sieel tubes which ielscope inlo eachother. SIeei Lsed in iabricatins the shail shal have a m n numyield slrergth ol 55,000 p.s.i, aiter all iabricati.g operations have

The base flang shall be tabr caied irom sleel which neets orexceeds lhe req!iremenls oi ASTM-A 36 slee .Archor bolls shall be made lrom sleel wh ch hels or exceedsthe reqLlremenls ol ASTM A576 and shall have a nrin mum yieldslrenqlh ol 55 000 p.s,j, Th threaded ends ol lhe archor bohsand nuts shal be galvan zed in accordance wilh ASTlt4-A.153.Poles shall be (prime painted, salvanized or weallrerlnq sleel).

Optical/PhotomelricThe lunina re shall provlde an ANSI IES type _ dislribullon.The arc tlbe oi lhe lamp sha I be optica ty shietded by means otlhe rellector and/or relraclor at anq s above _desrees fromnad r. Maxim!m bean candlcpower shal not be less thaf _alan angle oi degrees ven cal and deorees lateral (Noie:lateral an9 e nol applicable to lype V distr bution). The lumina re(5"1 h" e c c(. ' ! at -'o o' bd'F 'dmp'', pai. Wi - d r/pr o I b' or. -o ta . ld .o ot rt-bare lamp lunefs shall be in the 60'90'verl cal zone. Wirh a rype(ll, lll or lV) dislribution not less than % ol the bare limplumens shall be if the 60'-90' vertical zone o. ihe slreet side. Wilha type I distr bulion noi ess lhar _% ot ihe bare lahp lumensshal be in the 60'-90" venical zone. meas!red over an area 2 M.H.t.dc tl V H. pd I . o-, dlor q r"" lo .ril 'd _:l raisJ .c " 1000Wdl "a ldl,d-.dnp -p8lqi.",F po.-'or,'lp I i'- p s al oo.,de l5c p.rtond'..p" riao oelo,.\orF ror06 oadr'e{irr o e ldnp,aroiiq' F.4s,.o !(lyo!r Flo opha.e represe.l.r ve )The Iype V opr ca des gn shall be capable of providing a unilormity ol lllLfrinailon wilh a min mum poinl no less lhan 0.33 otthe average il !minai on, and a maximum not no.e than three (3)times the ale.ase i luhifa:ion at a maximlm spacins of 4 5 iimeslhe mountlng height ior an array ol luminaires.Trp ,p" V oo at d.,i9, .5" I oe opdo p r p odL, i-q d -.r-'or '/ol lrm r'ior { Idnir -oo ro O. ,oll^e;\a dgeiilumination w lh n a widlh-lo mounr nq he qh1 ralio ot 1.5 and aspacinq-to-moLntlng he ghl ral o oi 5.The lype I opt cal des On shall be capable of prodLcing a Lni-lormily oi ill!mlnal on w lh a minlmun poini ol 0.33 oi the averagerlr, rd o rrrl- ) d r.d'-o oLrI q leig-l dio o l.0 ard asp.crnq-lo-mounri.q heiqht ral o ol 4

Reter lo Tab e oi Eleclrical characlerislics and excerpl applicable

mil thickness. L!minaire ring shall be prewired wilh typ W orspecia ly re nlorced type SO power cable wllh suitable cond!clorquanl ly and size jor prope. operation and lype ST dislribLt onwrng wilh nsularion su lable ior ar easl 105'C.41l powercabesshould be allached lo the B2l8 alloy casl al!minum wealhenightwiring chahber wilh weathert ght cab e connectors, A 600 volt reFminal block completely prew red, shall be included ir the weaiherI Ohl wiring chamber, A wealhert ghi iwisilock power inlei shatl beprovided on lhe dminaire ring lo allow testinO ol luminaires wh teln lhe owered pos llon.qo er.oll" spr 'o-lood-d -rlerrga'ss\dll oppollo"d oe ler "e h iar" 19 ri le a..FldirS o. oF p-dilq po6.The spring.oadng mechanlsm shalconsisl oi an oltemperedslee compress o. sprinq over a :t11GA sta nless sreel rubing.Rollers ior lhe cenrerng arm shall be made of a warer resistantnon-marking compositio. materia with oil-impregnatd bronzebushlngs; al shails and washers sha I be +304 sta nlss slee,The winch shall be a worm gear seltocking lype, Win.h shallb designed ior hand operalion or for operalion by neans o, a Vz'heavy-duly relersins e ectr c dri I motor. Zi.c coated or stainlesssteel 7 x 19 aircrail cord ol % or greater diameler shall besupplied on lhe winch.Ultimare suppori o, lhe luminaire ring shalt noi be sacriiiced byindividual or total spri.s iai !re.Syslem shall be provided wilh orcuil-breaking swltch and iwist-ock d sconnect in pole base. Baising speed ot l!m naire ring shattbe a rn firnum of l2l per m n!le.

Ga vanlzed poles shall be hot dipped aalvar zed jn accordancewith tlre requ remenls ol ASTM-A-l23.No iield weld ng shall be permilled in lhe assembly of ihe shafl.All sections ot the shalt shall be match marked to laci iiate assembly and to nsure lhai each shait s assembled wth the properPole sha I have a 10" x 20" hand hole wilh plale welded in iormounling owerlng device winch, opposlte hand hole. The handhore area slEl rav- a a ll. .eir lo1 .S slFevp,'*Foole oaoe.".rrl lo{p r-9 svsea a o J-la e5inpdLc5dlL b- -"D"bLe o' w,r-5rar d -q o s,srairpd "i-o velo( ry of 1olless lhan

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Tabie nf iuminai[e E!ctrica! cha racleristics.Lmp 1000 Walt Mercury 1000 wa Meral Halide 400 Watl H.P.S. 1000 wet H.P.s.Ballast TvDe Peak Lead Auiotrans. voltaqe Stabillzed Volt- SlabilizedNominal Primarv Voltaqe 120 2A8 240 277 4AO 12A 208 240 277 48A 12A 20A 24A 277 4AO 244 277 4ADOperating Line Current(amps) 92 53 46 40 2.3 I 8 5.5 4.9 4.1 2.4 4.O 2.3 2.1 1.4 1 .1 5.0 4.1 2.5Primary Lamp Exijn- 75 130 145 170 290 70 125 140 170 2AO 90 155 180 210 360 180 208 360

1075 1095 47(] 470 474 470 494 1150Secondary OpenCircuit Voltaqe 415 444 240 550Over 95% 900% Over 95% 90%Lamp Waitage Begulaiionat 110% Line Voltage ::5% +12./" 'r- 5y"Min. Ambient Starting 2D"F 20"F 20'F

Undefr.ilers' Laboralories,'Cor s dl v!orr"qeALol d loae'cAUTION: Uno;ounded oowe. d srrbLrion svslems mav carry high lransienl line vollages underi tr c;dil;rs Be;aLs; fiq5I on' plls .ri..1 p p,;' a s ballrs|ail 'e oo>s ol" nir\ odllds s oi.4vminuiicrurer's oeslsn, ll is;ol recommended that umi.a,res be operared on 480v !nqrou'ded svslems

ffiMS &rdenEmg data"l-urninairc.Lamp

Luminaire calalog numberNominal pole spacing4 r M-H. 5 x M.H. 6 x M.H.1000wMeral Halide 1117-000'-0001 1118,000',-000i 1119 000',-000f1000w 1127-000'-000f 1128-000'-0001 1r 2S-000'-0001400wH.P.S. 1137-000'-0001 1138-000'-0001 1139-000'-000f1000wH.P.S. 1169-000'-SYM 1171-000',LAN'p'mi,vvorrade soeclv: PA. /As.24O.2-7 or48Ovlp,cept OOOWrPS 'or dvd ro 120or208J)rR"lrac;orrvoJ sp"! r'SYMlo, -)-_pr' d :ASY jo'asvnne ri(a : IAN lo lo'oard s ow'r.i;i;;,i. i'"-;ld;i;ii;hierd;,;ad car. no. surr r:'sD'ie/eo', -sD-?9/r20"rso-7e/180o' or-so'81'2 l. o'der Skvs-doe de o ar v" :_SPH CUB. CYL FEC oT HEX'.. -o ordpr pt-6.o;-', r"(eprrcl-. dod .d, 1o. sJJ i^ -PR,

.'ACCESSOBTES (Aod sL.'ix to..r: oq I abe .lliir,n"a,'.'"r'sa'n,norohl' -rbJ-tzo loo,taot" po*er L1:1, _20v) 'LDJ'240 rPo lable oow Lnr"2'0v)-!s isrjiiri-,-r;i', ."" ". Po*er rlrts sropl ad sr'h s ep-oo$. rrd1sro'-pt where'eouirFd-il0w te c.iaer:

COMPONENTSHMS LIGHTINGPACKAGES

- Order by lhe catalog numbers detalledin the above lables.- Order by assembled calalog number

Completecatalog

Polefinish.

'llAdd oiher modillcatiois and/or accessories bv descriplion.

Pclle.cat. No. Haiohl {Fl.)H-1014 50H,1015 60H 1016 70H-1017 80H-1018 90HrOrI 100H-1020 110H,1021 124H-1025 130H-1026 140H-1A27 150

speciiy: p.im painted, qal-vanlzed or weathering steel.

L6wering sysiemRing size Number ol Iuminaires Primary ballast Number of conductorsLowering on ring - up to 8 for LD-2, vollaqe (up to 10lor 1D.3. 24Al\

LD-2-8-480-3-150-* *syslern,

Liqhting Pole heighl Number of Lowering Number ofpaitag-es. in teet lurninaires 9y:t9T *-. conduclors,aoes. in teet luminaires syslem conduclors'|

- (see table aoove). {1, /,3.4.6.8 10i {LD2 LD3) }t;.|"*"tl-r' ,--H M S- 1 50-8- LD 2-3--17-480-SY M -G ALV-n

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