OLP- 1 292A.

ffiffi

fuKffiffiffifuffiW* ffimdwsffim&m& wrc$mm$rms

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'ftre FXI-TEtr-Gi-'3W industrial J.uminaire's unique design a*.cl constructian feaiures combine tc
provide ttre lorvr:si t*ial cost c.f night-*first cost, installation cost, operating c*st, and
maintr--nance ccst--c$nsistent with the !ighting jo"l-., to he rlone. Ariii tliey tak* into fr.ili
consrderaticn tire p*rpl* '.vhc are goir:g to work uncler that iightirrg-'their visuai comfort,
aird the i:amtitiate a.nd l..rng-term ett-ects ol tire lighting on their *fftciency"
FII,T'E,I{GI-OW- lurninair*s uge lrigh-iniensity discharge ligir1- sources, anC ihey are recoirirnended
for gerierai use ir: iigl-rti::g si'ster;rs fcr large indocr areas
such as factories, "'uuarehouses, shops, sports arenas) parking and service areas"

1"

Activstecl-chsrceel filier keeps inside elernenis cieqrr f+r !cnEer highlevei iiluminoficr-r.

2.

*PT rubher guskeiing seols door

glass, up'iight rvindows, cnd sockei

wii'es io ccrnpleie the totol enclo:ur*

c{ fhe cpticcl crssern[:iy"
d.

Up-light vyindows" of

barosiiiccrfe

previde light tc reduce bcekground conircsi, thus ir':cieosinq visgicrss,

uol c;:m{ori.

Fiinged door gSoss irnperci resistcni

snd lrecrt ier.rce!'ed tr: withstcnd ther'n:r:i sheck"

Fiond-operofed l*teh ;:ermits lunrp

repiuicenreni wii

6.

hcll

r,rols.

GE ALGLAS|I processed cluminum re-

fieclor is precision-formeci for opti-

mum iighting efiiciency. A gics:-like

orotective finish chern!c$ily ser:ls the
cluminurrn sur{cce; nrokes il dc ecsy
to clecn as gic:s, yei is lightweighl
crnd nonbrecrkabie.
7.

wiih ihreodecl huL:

3/z -inch rigici
conduii cr epiioncl occe;scrie:.
Wiring e ompcrf rnen? ope;rs wide {or
ecsy instellai'i*n. iocknutE, bushing
betce herbie cover

for direci mouniinE to

cnd rvirenuis prcvided.

9.

Bcllast eorilp4nents eosiiy accessibie

crnd lightweigiri v,,itiroui potting compounci.

eers*-elr"rminum hou:ing pcris retrirr

'I

cccui'fiie drmensions u*d re:ist uLrLrss.

Poreelerin sEsket heovy-duiy iype

wilh cr-rti-vibrction iamp grips.

I
I

Filterglow uni?s give more

light longer
During opereting hours when
cir is foreed

+he lornp is hot,

eut of ihe opticci

ossernbly"
Vdhen the ionrp is no? sperdt-

Silterglow unifs ineresse

visusl sffiforf
Up-Iight reduees c0ntrdst
between brighiness of

light sourees cnd

bgck-

pr,t stoyr high longei, lomp

ground. Speculor re{lecters sre measurobly lovrer

in brightness in the eritiee!
viewing angie zone thcn
prisrnotic gicss, eiched
elunrinunr, ar porceloin ref leeiars cen:manly used.
Resul*: increcsed worker

effieiency is inci-eased.

efficiency.

ing, cooi cir is drewn ir':. But

light-dimnTing cont6fti-

the

nernfs o{ dirt, grime, snd

fumes carrled by the cir cre
fiitered ou1, keeping the iniericr cleon. Result: light eut-

FILIERGLOW sealed luminuires: delails

TWIN.UNIT MERCURY TUMINAIRES

SINGTE.UNIT MERCURY LUMINAIRES

4OO AND IOOO WATTS

4OO WATTS

Mercury luminaires are recommended

where low maintenance costs with long

life between lamp changes is the primary
consideration. 400-watt units are well
shielded for low brightness in the normal viewing zones and can be applied in

low or high mounting height applications, 1000-watt units are generally applied at higher mounting heights where
more light output per luminaire can be
utilized efiectively.

Ambient temperature ratings are based

on operating the complete luminaire in

still air conditions.

s/MH
Mox

Bol

Mor

losl$

Volls
(60 <ycle3)

Ambient
Degrees C

Cot. No.

(Less lqmp)

Approx
Net Wl

Refleclor
Diomeler
(lnches)

(rb)

400-wqtt uniis (for use with H33 lomp)

o..7

120 x 24O
277
480

10
40
40

c73 G225
c73 Gl l4
c73 Gl l5

t2
t2
t2

40
40
40

1.3

l2O x 24O

40
40
40
55
65

c73
c73
c73
c73
c73

7
7
7
7
7

31
31
34
37
41

277
480

120 x21O
12O x 2lO

G230

Gl04
Gl05
G8l 3
G826

The recommendations and advantages of mercury vapor

single unit luminaires apply equally to twin units, since the
optical assemblies are identical. A twin unit offers the economy of a two-lamp integral ballast power pack and two optical assemblies. Compared with single units of the same rating, twins will produce an equivalent foot-candle level with
12 the number of luminaires; thus, the advantage of lower
costs for equipment and installation plus lower maintenance
costs with fewer luminaire locations to service. Compared
with single units of higher wattage rating, twin units have
the advantage of lower brightness associated with the smaller
light source (for example, single 1000-watt vs twin 400-watt
unit).

1000-wdtt units (for use wirh H36 lomp)

o-9

120 x 24O
277
480

'120 x24O
12O x24O

40
40
40
65

Bollost$
c731G231

c73tGl3l

c731G't32

volrs

22
22
22

roo'iv'."r..t

c731 G852
c73 I G863

6',|

65

* S/MH is the moximum rolio of spocing lo mounling heighi obove ihe work
plone for uniformily of illuminoiion.
$ [uminoires wilhout bollosts ovoiloble olso.
NOTE: Any combinotion of the following oplions cqn be mqde qvqilqble on
55 C, 65 C.

PHOTOMETRIC DATA

I d;;A:'t

cor.No.

(Less LomP)

400-wdtt units (for use with H33 lomp)

l2O x 24Q

o.7

1.3

22
22
22

c732G170

277
480

c732ct
c732cl

55

12Q x 24O

55

277
480

55

opp licotion.

o. Single volloge rotings for l2O-, 208-, 210-, 277-, or 49Q-volt o-c 60 cycle.
b. Luminoire rotings for qmbienl lemperqlure (mqximum operqting) for 40 C,

II Ambient
.tql.

4
1 5
I

c732Gl74

17
17
17

c732G104
c732G105

62
62

* S/MH is the mdximum rdtio of spocing to mounting heighl qbove the work
plone for uniformily of illuminqtion.
$ [uminoires without bollosts ovoiloble olso.
NOTE: Any combinolion of the following oplions con be mode qvoilqble on
opp licotion.

o. Single vollqge rofings tot 12Q-, 208-, 240-, or 480-volt, o-c

60-

cyc le.

See Toble l, Poge 4

See Toble 2, Poge 4
See Toble 3, Poge 4

b. Luminoire rolings for ombienl femperoture (moximum operoting) of

55 C,65 C.

PHOTOMETRIC DATA
Use the same data as shown for mercury-single units. Multiply lumen data and candelas (candlepower) by a factor of

2 (for twin units).

Coefficient

of utilization (C.U.),

ave.

brightness data, shielding angle, and luminaire efEciency are

identical.

400-wolt units
11

V4

11

Y4

1t%
1l Y4
1000-wqtt units

Mox
Ambient
Degrees C

(lnches)
17
22

Dimensions (lnches)

Refleclor

Diomelel

)a
22

t7%
V4

22V2

l7e/to I 41
23
1 46%

l1 V4
t1%

BArrAST ELECTRTCA!. DATA* (60

SINGIE.UNIT tUCAIOX@ I.UMINAIRES

4OO WATTS
Because

of high

lomp of the fype shown)

effrciency and high

maintained light output, Lucalox iuminaires are recommended where the

long-term economic value of light is
the primary consideration of a cornplete lighting system. In conversions
of existing lighting, Lucalox luminaires

may double the light output withcut

rewiring existing circuits or adding
kva capacity in the distribution system. Lucalox may be preferred for

Line

o.?toPower
of Lt*P
Wclts Line o-ttns Ll,r.
volts Affi- woil. Fqctor
(v',
Lornps I YPe
No.

H33

Mox

Refleclor
Didmeter
{!nches)

..Lcr "No
irest remF;

H33

277
480

1.2

12Q x 24Q

477
480
12Q x 240

i000

277
480

r20
208

240

Wr

(Lb)

tl/

CZd i

ct

-5{l

17

C76l Gi 06

17

C761 G12A

17

C76r Gt 56
C761G157
c761 G1 58
C761 G163

t7
t7

69
69
69

't

69
69
69
69

l7
17

oppl i cotion.

o. Single voltqge roiings Ior 120",208-,240-,277-, or 480"voll, a-c

60

cy c le.

b. Luminoire rotings for qmbient +emperoture (moximum operoiing) for

55 C ond 65 C.

FHOTOMETRIC DATA
.Lomp

Mox

Dotc

iiil

400-wott Lucolox

See Toble 4, Poge 5

See Toble 5, Poge 5

0.9

400-wctl Lucolox

1.2

3.9
2"2
1.9
1.7
1.0
7.6
4.4
3"8
3.3
1.9
9.3
5.4
4.7
4.O
2.3

454
454
454

454
454

86s
865
865
865
865
1090
1090
1090
1090
1090

97
97
97
97
97
95
95
95
9s
95
97
97
97
97
97

1.6

0.95
0.80
0.70
0.40
2.2
1.3

r.r
0.95
0.60
3.7
2.2
1"9

1.7

r.0

FOR LUCALOX I.UMINAIRES

+ SIMH is the moximum rotio of spocing io mounting heighi obove the work
plone f or uni{ormity of illuminotion.
$ Luminoires without bollosts ovoiloble olso.
NOTEr Any combinolion of fhe following oplions cqn be mqde qvqilqble on

Nolet

LU-400

400 r 20
208
240
277
.480

4.0 475 9s
2.3 47 5 95
2.0 475 95
r.8 47s 95
; .0
47 5
95

2.A
1

.2

r.0
0.9
0.5

l. The obove bollosls ore designecl io operote the lomp sotisfoctorily with
inpui voltoge vor;olion of irl0 percent.
2. Lomp wottoge of o center'roled Iomp will vory no more lhon:!5 percenl
for obove bollosts when line voltoge is held wirhin obove limiis (Note l).
* Electricol chorqcteristics shown ore lest volues using nominol line volts ond
o center roted lomp to evoluote the bollost os seporole component indeperrdenlly from other voriobles in ihe toiol system. When these components
qre operqted in o luminoire or fixlure, lest volues mqy vdry from those
listed obove depending upon ombient iemperoture, luminoire or bollost
enciosure. To obtoin typicol input wotloge for luminoires, odd opproximoiely
37c to the obove volues. For inslqllofion design coiculotions, qdd 10or'o to
obove input wolloge ond inpui currenl {or lomp voriotions, oging, etc.

OTI.IER INDOOR INDTJSTRIAL LIJMINAIRES

DIMENS!ON5
:E

--

120

480

55
55
55
55
55
s5
65

12O x 240

400

277
480

24l..}

4oo-wott unitE (UBe tU4O0/BU)

0.9

120
208

208

Aoprox

ttLi

4AA

244

r-t36

,*rr
Ambieni
Desrees e

AmPeres

FOR MERCURY I.UMINAIRES

produce optimum total performance.

Eollsst\
Volts'
(6O Cycles)

IineStorting

peres

scme applications, due to its distinctive golden white color rendition^ Lucalox luminaires utilize the small
arc light source efficiently with a precise optical system and special ballast
characteristics matched to the lamp to

s/MH

CYCLES)

(Typicoi voiues when operating o center-roted

FITTERGLOW SEALED l"UtvtlNAIRES FOR

MULTI-VAPOR@ LAMPS

i*E;
-74NPl -l
YaNFI '
ihc
yl --

r/4 Nosl rho

Filterglow sealed luminaires of single-unit design are available for use with 400- and 1000-watt Multi-Vapor lamps.
Luminaires are offered with built-in power-pack Multi-Vapor
type ba1lasts" Luminaires without ballasts are available on
application.
ECONOGTOW@ (OPEN SEIF-VENTILATED TYPE)
T.UMINAIRES FOR MERCURY LAMPS
Econoglow luminaires are available for use in extremely
clean atmospheres. In 22- and l7-inch reflector sizes, they
are offered in single- and twin-unit designs for 400- and

i,
i'

IiI

i
o--''
,4'---: , I

ln
B ---

100O-watt mercury lamps.

Fis. I

Mqx
Ambient
Degrees C
55
65

Fig, z
Refleclor

Diomeler
(lnches)

Fig. No.
D

26

3/s

17

3/t

173/q

29
29

17 ela
17 eAe

l3

r/s

t3%

zcA

The high reflectance, durability, and cleanability of GE's

ALGLAS reflector provide higher maintained output per
luminaire than is normally obtained from open units. Because
of the extra smoothness of the surface, the reflector stays
cleaner-since dirt and stains are less likelv to adhere. And
when cleaning must be performed, the ALGLAS reflector is
restored to peak reflectance with minimal effort-as easily
as cleaning glass.

@Ff[ftrRSAffW

ses$ed

$weaaF$FmFress

pFewr*rrsevs$s #,ssw

lvloximsn lecomnended Spoclnq:,r ..

limes HGigbt Above Wol*1qg,Plqn*'

O.7

B*lGH:rlr|E!s+FT.,

litillliERl'

VerlieqlAngle.

AYISSE

::z/p
5U'

75'

172
rl32:

6le

:542

2A&

TABLE 4
ccgFF!;ENTS OF a"sTtltrATtON*Z{IdAt CAr"ftTY META{OF*
Effect!vs Floor fevity Refieetcn<e ?O% (ptsc:0.?0)

fiN["tAMPl400"WAYT
IteFle.i-

Preliminary Daia

cE$.tNG

AVITY

80

50 3,f,

Mediurn $pread

ivE

EFSE{

-'-

LUDATOX
LiGI{T PATTERI{:

.10 30

10

Rcn
-at{cr*PE
-ao

REFN.EE

5030

5$ 30

50 30

J0

AAaximum Recommended 5pccing:

O.9 Times Height Above Working Plane

N?

lo

50 30

:0

10

29260
2864e

!)

ASA No,
8-E Nc" LtJ"4CI
RTF. CURVI

tt

.8t3 .800 ,809 . 94 .7Bt id-.t if.7 so z!5".2 zi'.2

78C.757.735 .7 6A ./ 44 ./24 / 32 ./ 13 .696 ./03.690 .5
j,it
i
t .r,At .7zt .ais-.iiz .701 .*7 .66ut .ari .(s4 .6'16
4t.7As 67A.&46 .6t r_ .66 I 33 .6iC .6A .624 .t52 .629 .612
623.599.581
5 j .1167 .632 .6C7 .656 .623 .600 639.613.59
/'l 634 601 57 .fic .5c7 .565 6r0.586.56
ssz .szi .5'ii

N0.35"174554
Tested at 25 feei nith
iamp raied at 42,000

lumens. Direci light

irom larnp shielded ai
46 degrees below hor
izontai.

598 69C 687 .669

4 66; .6.51 .o4J
633 .64Q .627
.63 1 .6I :l .600 .5 BB

//

6
6

7,
Bi

9
lO

0
o

.506 .569 .542

.527 .s3B .sl

537

83
J-57 .J3L)

nv

.ooo "sea .szo

.saa .5Ei

.sti

.537
557 534 521 510
e6 485
513 489 46
.461
49i 47A AI
441

69 544 52
.544i .520 "499
,5

.106

72.O

00.0

.5/6.510..13 "5t7 "504 .483

29.4e7.477 .524.491.47
.523 4eo.4)l 51C 483 464 507 .475 .457' .499 .472 .45

* For "inlerfleels*ce" ar "Lcmen" Meihods Ssbsiilu?e R+o*r lnelex {Rli Retio in

5
of Roor, Cevity Ror;a {RC.?) wtrere Rl -

SRIGHTIIESS-FT. LAM
Verticol AnqJe
85"

BERTS

80'

Plsce

70"

N{CR

TASLfi 5
COEFFIEIENTS

OF UTITIZATtrON-*Z*IiIAI CAVITY ME?IIODT

ffee'live Flsor gesity Reflectoh.e

0l,rE rAt4P/4s0.wATT
LUCAI-gX

fliox imuf, Reconmended Spccing:

1.2 Times Hcight Above V{orkins Pione
suilN't,ARY BA?A
Zone
lumeos /e Bore lomp /q Lumircire

|Afl (pFc:r.?O\

EFFFTrVg CSt!.iru6 .CAVrfY Rei!CTAi{CE*PEReFNI

&s

Nalt

7o
&efiect-

I.IGIIT PATTfRil:
Spread
Preliminary Sata
ASA ltlo.

50 30 ts 50 30

ts

!o

30

50

7Q

50 3G !0

5C 30

?O

90'

50 30 to

80c

o"-90"

0'-{0'
tr

!J

G-E No. l-U-40C

RrF: eUflVL
No. 35"i74553

.g

Tested at 25 fe*t
vrith lamp rated at
42.000 lumens. 0irecl

7Ll

54 .738 .725
774
.72C; .499 .&77 .7r i .688 -669
6At .b53 .627 66 r"6')2
64J .6i I .585 .63 I .604 .577

./i9

"7c5.$98 .688 .677 "672 .658 .651 "647

658.64.1 .629
:t
sJZ .525 .6C8 630 .o09 .59 .608 .593 .582
4
+16.59?.568 .601 .525 .5'50 -583 -564 .551
.556 .53t .i l
.5V3 .s37 .51 2 i.569 .435 .5S5 552 525 503 .54r .516.496 531 -508.490
7 -54i 5C5 .47fr!_ 5i:4.4s4.+75
32) .492 471 5q1 .1e5:464 501 .176
-..____-_-__
I .511 "472 .4461 "500 .41A .444 .414 .467 .44 484 .45A .437 477 .d51 434
e j.!7j
7,!!e jt.437 l.4i7\:aj!
.t,t3 j.4171.46q
.4*4 j]
..431 .4i3
.1i3 |.455
.455 .t29
.429 .4Q8
.4o8 .450
.4sp .42s
.425 .406
.146
,479 .1!1
ro' 45i .4l 6 .3s2 .439 .r r 5 .391] :1 1? !.aa ]Bz i.r33 .do5 :3e3 :42o.4o4 .381
1

light {rom iamp fr

shielded at 45 de" *
grees below horizontai.

,7

'j'Fer "lnferfle(td*ee" or "Lumqn" ileihodr Strbeli?ute

5
ef Reom {svity Ralio iF.eR} where R! : ;:-{L{

Roam lndex {Rl} Rclic

in

30:

4.t

28032
27857

66.7
66.3

2592

6i.7

c"-450

-632
601

o o-,40 0

4.9

o" -30'
i 9421
oo-1 800 29333
otal Efficiency:

"571

.539

Jo8
481

95.6
95,0
88.4

46.2

66.2

69.a

l0u.o

tsRIHTNE5$*FI. LAiII BERTS

Vertiedl Aogle
85.
412

i9l
"424
.397

355

750

Ficce

329
295

7Aa
rt5

'180

"

SUSG5S?E$ S"qd{lNTETAfSeE FACT*RS

Dirt collecting in rnit: l;rr-r signii;caniiy redui:e lignt cutpui, end it, Flijs
lamp lume* depreciaiian, rie the rrincinai reasols whl; iighting systeni
efficiency deciires iii sei.;ice. !'lhen caicL:laiing the e{ilciercy 0f e tota!
systefi. desigfieis:-rrrsi theii accourit for tni: iiei;rua:e iq initial effieiency lliih a "naii"rtenante faetar." ftegulai c!e;ining ri'rd iejiinoing
progiains ai-e fiecessaiy at int*rva!s il rero';er a peri rif ihis icsi efijciency" H0wevet, with Fiiiergiow luininsires, the eff**i cf diri on thjs
facior is drarnaticaliy reiluced.
rdminc,.e

-- '
' Lr*un, I

"

-nirl

t,i'',ll'

F6t1u',iil.r

]i:[*.'t:::'

:
i

SdE$est.{iM*rrr.
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Enclosed

rlglqt:!

*{tlqr

3l? ir'
0.t9 isl

t.gO o i
0.85 C.83

L!.91]il t o.q.i ,3';'-

t-'
C.;i

c.a5

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j f.I6

IAMP: 406-wott Deluxe !&hite mertury-vaper*t4.flrt* -i' hevrs

O.t., : tt.:C
Open nrl ven,jloi-r C.8C rc) 'i.7 j
I t'

Oren- ren'iloted
Enclcsed
En.losed w/{ilie.

0.6C
o.;10
0.811

iol i.S0
'u) ' t.35
l.l I c.95

!.7:
l.a(,
0.?c

ii,
l7:
t.8:
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I c.i6 t.72

tr< lo

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{,lr ,
E 'ic'':*

0.51

0.60

1.7;c.79

sc o.ss
0.59
0.63
071

0.5r
0 55
0.59

067
roted life

Cn6
a.49
0.52
0.59

AA2
0.46
0.49
0.55

["umen: over i6,S00 hours (group relomping recommended ot I6,000

C.c(C

c.d8

o,zi ozo--rs l o.or o.oa

'o) 3 8C 4.75 0.7C D.63

:3) 0,85 0 iio 0.75 n.57
0 85
a7s
-?.:l-ji!
--gZLlIi
tR&1F: !$tf*-s*tl Eeloxe
!{hitr mercury-vopor-24,000 } hours
Cro.. .-r!:.r:icraC e.o5 Jcl 0.7j O-Zd--O-.Oi -c'^9
apei- vari;tcr.d i 0.65 {a) 0.80 a.75 0.70 a.52
L-rir:ed !,,r-r
C.65 'o: 0.65 0.S0 0.75 0.55
0.S5 {ol 0.95 0 qi
0.85 0.62
:nr'os--rl q
OJ,er

6-

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- hovrs rsted life

0.BO .4.75 0.7A O.7A 0.69 0.64

rr.85 C.8t
cC
Q.75 1 O.78 0.74 0.69
hcjesel w/iijier I o.il il) I r5 0.!0 !.el L 0rZ 0.83 a.7e
(l-11000e36-15)-24,000
IAMF: ;000-wari <olor-i*preved mefcury-vep6r
+ hou.s
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A 12
3F. r ' !er'i,'cred
rsfed life

r 61
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LAMP: 4GG-wdil eolcr-inpr*':eci +ereury-vrpor"?4,i]98 I ireurs ra:ed life

,:.73 i I )
C.i' i .l { 7 :.6"
J:;B
Open -not ven"iroled 0.89 ic:
:

Oper:- renl,ioled

EAt4P: 400-wsi! !.q(d!s!-6.SS0

(b)

hours)
ivlea* Lrnens over 6,0S0 hours

FILTERGLOW sealed luminaires

INSTATTATION
Filterglow units are designed for fast installation. They include factory-tested integral ballast power pack and complete

optical assembly with all hardware needed for rigid conduit

installation. Lamp may be installed before luminaire is hung.
Detachable top cover threads directly to rigid conduit, Once
in place, service wires are puiled through and the luminaire
hung. The top cover supports the luminaire while electrical
connections are made. Chances of damage during installation
are reduced because the electrician never needs to balance
the full weight of the luminaire. Both his hands are free most
of the time.
Where busway mounting or other pendent-type plug-in arrangements are desired, optional accessories in separate prewired assemblies are available.
FITTERGLOW unils qre d snqp to instoll . . .
on conduif

ACCE550RlE5
HEAVY-DUIY FIXTURE HOOKS AND rooPs
Stondord Hook (Nonlurning tYPe)

wt@ffi
Mqle,Coi. No. C740G100 Femole,Cot.No.C740cl0l

l. Coverplote

is

@t@ffi

3. The wiring compqrtmenl swings

wide open, so there's plentY of
room for ihe electriciqn to moke

02

Femole,Cot.No.CT 4OGl03 Femole,Coi.No.CT

40G1 51

RECEPTACTE/HOOK ASSEMBLY
Cat. No. C740G200. Includes fixture
loop; 3-conductor, No. 14 awg, 90C,
flexible cord; grounding-type locking
cap and receptacle/hook box. Rated
600V a-c, 10 amp; 250V a-c, 20 amp;
for fixture weight 200 lb max (tested
to over 2000 lb).

2. Filterglow unit is hooked lo

coverplote. The weight is held by

ihe conduit. The

Mqle, Cqt. No. C740Gi50

Hook wirh Sofety Screw

Mole, Col. No. C740Gl

conduii. There is no weighl lo

bolonce while mechonicol conneclion is mode.

Stondord Loop

electricion's

honds ore {ree.

FLEXIBIE-CORD ASSEMBTIES
Cable rated 600V, 90C, No. 14 awg,
3-conductor, with black, white and
green colors standard. Pigtail leads
are precut and stripped,
Cat. No. C740G300, standard male
hook with cord.
Cat. No. C740G325, standard male
hook with cord and caP.
Cat. No. C740G350, standard male
hook with cord and LW bus plug
( illustrated) .

4. Filterglow luminoire is lotched

io coverplote, ond the instollo'
iion is complete.

his connections.

GEE WHIZ BOX

(FIXTURE FIITING)

Cat. No. C74OG25O. An easy-to-use

splicing compartment for inline

mounting on top of a standard luminaire. Includes 3/4_itr. threaded

hub and set screw on top, 3/a-in. male

L Becouse unit is completely

wired before honging, unit hos

only to be hooked to buswoy . .

2,

qnd

thread on bottom, and side-opening

plugged inlo the

cover secured by one captive screw,

Rated for fixture weight 200 lb max.

bus.

GUIDE FORM SPECIFICATION

1. Select the desired one of the italicized choices from within the
bracketsl omit the others.
2, Specify desired characteristics where indication is to specify.
The complete luminaire shall be GE Filterglow Cat. No.
(specily) or approved equal, to operate (one/two) (4OO/10OO)watt (Mercuty/Lucalox) lamp(s) from a nominal (specily 120-'
208-,24O-,277-,480-) volt, 60-cycle power source. The luminaire

shall include an integral ballast power pack and complete optical

system with IES spacing-to-mounting height ratio (specily).

Construction of the luminaire shall tre suitable for industrial

service indoors in ambients up to (40/55/65) C. The ballast
housing and structural parts shall be of cast aluminum, with the
housing having a top cover detachable without the use of tools.
Each luminaire shali include necessary hardware for mounting

1o t/a-inch rigid conduit and connection to three awg No. 14 or

No. 16 conductors.
A split hinge shall permit hanging of the luminaire to the top
cover while wite connections are made in a self-contained wiring
compartment. A heavy-duty toggle latch shall be provided to
secure luminaire in normal operating position. The optical system
shall provide up-light and be enclosed, dustproof, using EPT
rubber gasketing to form an airtight seal. The sealed optical system shall permit free exchange of filtered air through activated
charcoal during warm-up and cooling cycles. A nonbreakable
ALGLASO finished reflector of formed aluminum, with glassJike
coating for durability and ease of cleaning, shall be used as the
body of the optical system' Heat and impact resistant glass shall
be used to enclose r,rp-light apertures and the door assembly, which
shall be hinged and latched for easy access to lamp.

ofidoor laminaires for induslriul applications

POWR/BRACKET@ TUMINAIRES
Powr/Bracket luminaires are streamlined private lighting

units that are all assembled and prewired, and include builtin ballast, Astrodome@ photoelectric control, mercury lamp,
hardware and wire. They are ideally suited for lighting industrial yards and such other outdoor work areas as shipping
and receiving docks. Powr/Bracket luminaires are easily and

quickly mounted on wood or metal poles or on walls. To

install on wal1, just attach an adapter, put in two more bolts,
and attach two leads. Pole mounting is even easier. A11 major
electrical components are mounted on the drop-down door
for easy access.

POWERFTOOD@ MERCURY FI.OODTIGHTS

P-400A and P-1000A Powerflood
floodlights are designed for appli
cations requiring a heavy-duty

floodlight with

a uniform, wide $ffi*1* re

beam spread. P-400A is suitable

ft ':ii:li:?1,'x'Ir-":"":?.3:t','.lr:#ffi
ffi
for protective or gen-

sites, and

ffi

eral area lighting: P-1000.4, for flqffi

larger industrial parking lots and !'ffi
':-",&:'f#*EffiiF:fa{ff*

areas.

outdoor storage

Cololog Number (Less Lomp)

Eollost$
I

ldmp
Type

ASA/lES Type ll
(E

lo

ngoted

Dislribution)

120

I NPF

I L.n

20 ]

Whire
cor. r.p.

c746G032

Col. lmp.

c746c1 50

Cleor
White

C746GO3O

Cleor

c746GO31

c746G231

NPF

I
Col. lmp. ,

HPF

Reoctor
120

240
240
120

Regu

c746G134

Cleor
Regulotor

Reoctor

c7 46GO29
c746GO88

Col. lmp.

lotor

HPF Reoctor S
NPF Reoctor@
NPF los

e Fo(lory-wireq for 3-wire, I20/240

C746G232
C746G233

c746G234
c7 46G1 43

Complete Units

Type V (Circulor)

Dislribution)
c746G025
c746G07s
c746GO82

c746G028
c746G101
c746G102
c746G026
c746Gt03
c746G027
c746G104
c746G105
c746G301

Col. lmp.
Col. lmp.

withour

Pri-ory
Voltoge

wotts-wilh Diffuse

Requlotor
Loq NPF
Reoctor HPF
Reoctor NPF

P,E.

I
I

Receplocle i

Approx.

-.t

*,,,
p.r.

il::

(tb)

R.."pto.l.

Reflecror)

480
120
24O
240

'

GO05
C52l G009
C52|G0O6
C52l G0O7
C52 I

G0l4
C52lGOl8A
C52l GOl 2 A
C52l

47
42
43
42

P-|000A (1000 wotts-with Specuior Reflector)

Resulotor

480

_I:':1I
"t
P-|000A (1500 wotts-with
-f

-i..cro; rlJt
P-400A (400

C522G003
t""ttf

8l

Speculor Reflecfor)

480 1- clr2co2ll - - .:
lucolox@ LU-400IBD Lomps)

e3

wotts-for

eizrcsafl

c746GOA1

c746G298

Col. lmp.

,'

yPe

P-400A (400
(For Wood-pole Mounling Only)

ffi

"*o*ikr:

:ffi,;:#
M
H#ffiH*

rz

S Floodlights without bollosts ovoiloble olso.

(j Focrory connecfed {or 120-volt operdtion of bollqsi ond P.E. (where opplicoble). Reconnectoble for 240-volt operdtion.
A Foclory connected for 240-voll operolion of bollosl qnd P.E.

c746c303

c7a6G305

Col. lmp.

V supply; l20 V to P.E. control.240 V to bollqst.

QUARTZ.FTOOD@ FTOODLIGHTS
QF-500A and QF-1000.4' floodiights are designed for applications requiring a wide horizontal and relatively narrow vertical beam spread. Applications include industrial yards, building facades, protective lighting, signs, and poster panels.
The clean-line design, compact size, and light weight of these
units enhance the appearance of an instaliation and minimize
therwind loading on poles and other mounting arrangements.

POWR.SPOT@ FLOODTIGHT
New POWR'SPOT floodlight is

i.::i"i;1Til-fl

lYil

*ffi-

ffi

x"".1-*:
for high-intensity lishtins with ffffibk"d$
the ffoodlight located remotely l*ffi
,
for such applications as railroad .Sr*"a /
yards and building exteriors. *%h
\
The optical assembly has a char- -SA'ffi
qf;ff
coal filter that keeps out harm;ft
ful light-dimming contaminants, *l+:ai#o

F:;h' ""'f

T?f

'

;L::l

cE'H'_:H

F ffi'
lr ffi
\u gffigr"
,

tffi

"1""#"

--

r-

Cot. No,, Without

Beom Spreod
P.E. Receolocle Horizonlol I t
Verlicol

Bollost,
Volts
(60 Cycles)

/ji ffi&"
lry _=ffi

(Less

Lomp)

Deg.ees

Degrees

Approx
Nel Wt

(tb)

400-wqtl Lucolox (For use with LU-400,/BU [omp)

ln
24O
208
277
a8o

Hor I
Verl
oeg I xl Deg
QF-500A (500 Wors) with Tempered Door Gloss
N

ortow

Med

iu m

rzo-ffi0^zs
C529G102

90x50

240
2OB
277

100 x 93

,r80
w2xtjo

20
20
20
20

x2l
2l
21
x 21
x 21

03
C529G1O4

C529Gl

.rj:!lo,

26

62

54

x25
25
25

62

62
62

-l

26 x
26 x

,u

^\ ,__

l
i

Proiected oreo is 2.9 squore feet.

Floodlighls for'i000-woti cleor mercury Iomps ore olso qvoilqble.

Poles,

20

1000-wqtr Multi-Vopor (For use with A{V-i000/BU tomp)

87 x25

120x12
12Q x27

C529G5OI
C527G5O2
C529c503
C527G5O4
c5zgc5o5

movnling brackets, and mounling occessories are avoiloble

62
62

62

HOW to get more infcrmatlon or sssistqnce . . .

For more information about GE's industrial lighting units, or for engineering
call your NEARBY GE Sales Office from the list below.

ALA.
ARIZ.

Birmingham 35202,2151 Highland Ave., 2A5 322-1683

Nlobile 36609, P. 0, Box 9262,205 471-1486
Montgomery 36104, P. 0. Box 4862, 205 269-2169
Phoenix 85030, 3550 N. Central Ave., 602 264-1751
Tucson 85/11,40 No. Swan Road,602 327-5611

Litile

No.

CALIF.

Emeryville 94608, 5000 Shellmound St., 415 654"7117

Fresno 93728, 1532 N. West Ave., 209 266-8302
Los Angeles 90454, 212 N. Vignes St., 213 625-7381
Sacramento 95808, 2407 "J" St., 916 442-5861
San Diego 92103, 2560 First Ave., 714 BE 3'6461
San Francisco 94106, 235 Montgomery St., 415 434-2211
Santa Clara 95050, 1400 Coleman Ave., 408

c010.

Denver 80201. 201 University Blvd., 303 38E-4545

C()NN.

Hartford 06105, 764 Asylum Ave.,203 246-6841

Washington 2AAA5,177 F0urteenth St., N.W., 202

244-2082
393-3600

FtA.

Cocoa Beach 32931, 1325 No. Atlantic Ave., 305 783-2453

iacksonville 322A2, 440 \t0odcock Blvd., 904 398-6944
l\4iami 33134,4100 W. Flagler St.,305 445-3i33
0rlando 32801, 211 E. Robinson St., 305-241"6163
Tampa 33609,2i06 S. Lois Ave.,813 877-8311

GA.

Atlanta 30309, 1860 Peachtree Road, N.W.. 404 35i-4400

l\4acon 31202, 682 Cherry SI. 912 143-1232
Savannah 31405, 5002 Paulsen St., 912354'8732

HAWAII Honolulu 96801, A|\4FAC, Inc., P. 0. Box 3230

IDAH0 Boise 83706, 1524 ldaho St., 248 344-8444

llt.

Chicago 60680, 840 S, Canal St., 312 663-4125

Peoria 61603, 2008 N.E. Perry Ave., 309 676-2186
Rockford 61108, 4223 EasI State St.,815 399"0942

lND.

Evansville 47714,27Ag Washington Ave., 812 416-4995

Fort Wayne 46807, 3606 S. Calhoun S+..,219 744-2346
lndianapolis 46208, 3750 N. l\4eridian SL,3Il 523-7221
South Bend 46601,430 N. lVlichigan St.,219 Ct 4-1496

lOWA

Davenport 52722,1039 State St., Bettend0rf, 319 335-0231

Des l\4oines 50310,3839 lvlerle Hay Road,515 276-4961

67211,820 E. lndianapolis Ave., 316 Al\4 7-1304

Lexington 40508, 465 East High St., 606 254-7033
Louisville 402f8,2300 lVleadow Drive, 502 451"0500

KANSAS Wichita

KY.
LA.
MD.

Alexandria 71301, P. 0. Box 5443, 318 442-0289

Baton Rouge 70815,633 0ak Villa Blvd..504 926-8517
New 0rleans 70125, 4747 Earhart Blvd., 504 486-5851
Shreveport 71101,206 Beck Bldg.,318 423-8554

MINN,

Albuquerque 87108, 120 Madeira Drive, N.E. 505 255-5525

M.

MISS.

Jackson 39206, 333 North Mart Plaza, 601 362-6304

M0.

Joplin 64801,310 Wall St..417 lvlA 3-3881

Kansas City 64199, 911 Main St., 816 Ul 2-9745
St. Louis 63101, 1015 Locust St., 314 GE 6'4343

M0NT. Billings 59101, 312 Transwestern Life

Bldg., 406 259-4597

Butte 59701, 103 N. Wyoming St.,406 723-4306

674-3600

N. Y,

Albany 12201,8 Colvin Ave., 518 459-1500

Binghamton i3902, 40 Front Si., 6A7 123-9442
Buflalo 14202,625 Delaware Ave., /16 883-9210
Elmira 14902, 100 Woodlawn Ave., 607 733-5611
Elmsford 10523,44 N. Central Ave.,914 LY 2-5000
New York 10022,641 Lexington Aue.,2I2 PL 1-i311
Rochester 14604, 339 East Ave., 716 454-2990
Schenectady 12305, 1 River Road, 518 FR 4-2211
Syracuse 13201, 3532 James St., 315 456"7804

N.

Charlotte 28201, 129 W. Trade St., 744 375'5571

Greensboro 27405,801 Summit Ave., 919 273-3479
Raleigh 27603, 120 N. tsoylan Ave., 9i9 834-7353

C.

0Hl0

Akron 44313, 2855 West Market St., 216 836"0266

Cincinnati 45206,2621 Victory Parkway, 513 861-3400
Cleveland 44114, 1000 Lakeside Ave., 216 523'6100
Columbus 43215, 395 F. Broad St., 614 221'6533
Dayton 45429,3430 S. Dixie Highway,5i3 223-7151
Toledo 43605. 3125 Douglas Road, 4i9 479"9511
Youngstown 44507,212 [. lndianola Ave., 216 ]82-8143

()KtA.

0klahoma City 73106,2000 Classen Blvd.,405 JA 8-4521

Tulsa 74105,5138 So. Peoria Ave.,918 Rl 3-6446

()RE.

Eugene 97401, i170 Pearl St.,509 343-9243

Medford 97501,107 E. Main St.,503 773-8418
Portland 9/210, 2929 N,W. 29th Ave., 503 228-0281

PA.

Allentown 18102, 132 N. 16th St., 215 435-9635

Erie 16501, 300i East Lake Road, Blde. 13, 814 455-5466
Philadelphia 19102,3 Penn Center Plaza,215 L0 8-1800
Pittsburgh 15222, The 0liver Bldg., Mellon Sq., 412 281-9230
York 17403, 56 N. Harrison Sl.,117 843-7282

R.L

No. Providence 02824, 1006 Charles St.. 4AI 124-8104

s. c.

Columbia 292A5,2726 Devine St,, 803 256-4278

Greenville 29602, 1403 Laurens Road, 803 232-1584

s. 0.

Sioux Falls 57102,513 lilain Ave.,605 336-2827

Chattanooga 37402, 832 Georgia Ave., 615 266-1221
Xnoxville 37921, 1301 Hannah Ave., N.W.,615 523-4135
Memphis 38104, i420 Union Ave., 901 BR 4-9613
Murfreesboro 37130, P.0. Box 1040, 615 893-0832
West End. BIdg., 615 255'2193
Nashville 37203,

TENN.

llIl

TEXAS

Beaumont 11704,1385 Calder Ave., 713 832-8453

Dallas 75222,8101 Stemmons Freevray, 274 lvlE 1-311C
El Paso 79945, 215 No. Stanton, 915 533-7553
Fort Worth 7610/, 261 University Plaza, 100 N. University Drive,817 ED5-5931
Houston 77027, 4219 Richmond Ave., 713 M0 i-3301
Lubbock 79400, 500 tast 5Oth Si., P.0. Box 1464, 806 SH 4"1489
Midland 79704. 122 North N. St., 915 tolu 4-4542
San Antonio 78204 419 S. Main St,, 512 CA 3-3061

UTAII

Salt Lake City 84110, 431 So. Third St., 801 364-1891
Newport News 2360i, 311 Main St., 703 596"6333
Richmond 23230, 1508 Willow Lawn Drive, 703 228-407I
Roanoke 24005, 920 S. Jefferson St., i03 345-7764

Washington St.,617 237-2050

Detroit 48202, 700 Antoinette St., 313 872-2600

Grand Rapids 49508, 2821 Madison Ave., S.E., 616 452-2121
Jackson 49201,210 W. Franklin St.,517 789-7147
Saginaw 48607, 1008 Second National Bank Bldg., 517 i55-8132
Fergus Fails 56537, 201y2 Lincoln Ave., West, 218 i36-5431
Minneapolis 55402,12 S. Sixth St., 612 338-677i

20i

East 0range 07417,26 Washington St.,

t{.

Baltimore 2120i, 1 No. Charles St., 301 685-6500

Hagerstown 2I740,49 E.Franklin St., P.0. Box 477,341 733-7375
Salisbury 21801, P. 0. Box 18i5, 301 Pl- 2-7755

MASS. Wellesley 02181,

MICH.

0maha 68102, 409 S. Seventeenth St., 402 34i-4455

N. J.

Rock 72115, 1900 E. Washington Ave.,501 FR 4-1636

ARK.

D. C.

NEB.

assistance,

vA.

lllAsli.

Seattle 981&8, 112 Andover Park [ast, 7AE 244-7750

Spokane 99220, E. 1805 Trent Ave,, 509 535-2981

w" vA.

Charleston 25328,306 MacCorkle Ave., S.E.,304 346-9421

Huntington 25i01, P.0. Box 2231,304 523-9791

wtsc.

Appleton 549i0, 3003 W. College Ave., 414 734-6586

Milwaukee 53202,615 E. Michigan St.,414 271-5000

CANADA Toronto, Canadian General Electric Company. Ltd.

0utside U.S.A. and Canada. write lo General FlecLric Company. LG.E. txport Division, 159 Madison Avenue, New York,

EEfUERAs"@Er[$TRrC
HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28739

aLP-1292A 10-67 (25M)

N.Y.

U.S.A