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ANSI C136.22-1988

American National Standard

for roadway lighting equipment -

internal labeling of
luminaires
Secretariat: National Electrical Manufacturers Association

Approved January 25, 1988

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1. Scope

ANSI C136.16-1983,Roadway Lighting - Enclosed

Post Top-Mounted Luminaires

This standard covers internal luminaire identification

labels for all styles of luminaires used for roadway
lighting.

ANSI C136.18-1987, Roadway Lighting - High-Mast

Luminaires for Horizontal- or Vertical-Burning HighIntensity-Discharge Lamps

2. Related American National Standards

3. Physical Requirements

This standard is intended for use in conjunction with

the foilowing American National Standards. When the
referenced standards are superseded by a revision approved by the American National Standards Institute,
Inc, the latest revision shall apply.

3.1 Dimensions. The label(s) shall be of sufficient

size to clearly contain the information required in
Section 4.

ANSI C136.9-1984, Roadway Lighting Equipment Socket Support Assemblies for Metal Heads - Mechanical Interchangeability
ANSI C136.14-1988,Roadway Lighting Equipment Enclosed Side-Mounted Luminaires for HorizontalBurning High-Intensity Discharge Lamps

3.2 Materials. The label(s) shall be made of noncorrosive material and shall be painted or otherwise processed
to provide a durable legible surface that is designed to
last during the life of the luminaire.
3.3 Method of Attachment. The label(s) shall be permanently secured to the luminaire. If adhesive is used,
it shall be mildew resistant and shall have no staining
effect on the material.

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3.4 Location of Label(s). The label(s) shall be located

inside the luminaire housing in a location that is readily
visible during field wiring of the luminaire. If the
label(s) cannot be located inside the luminaire housing
because of luminaire design, it shall be visible with a
minimum removal of parts.

4. Identification
The label(s) shall provide the following minimum information:
(I) Manufacturers name and catalog number

(2) Month and year of manufacture unless date is

coded or included as part of catalog or serial number
(3) Line input voltage
(4) Frequency if other than 60 hertz
(5) Ballast type (if applicable) (may be on ballast if
readily visible)
(6) Photocontrol voltage if different from line
input voltage
(7) Lamp type, wattage and voltage (if applicable)
(may be on ballast if readily visible)
(8) Descriptive wiring diagram showing input terminals, ballast, capacitors, starting aid, photocontrol receptacle, lamp, and the like, as necessary.

ANSI C136.22-1988
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