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H.l.D. Luminaires
Lighting plays a key ro e in
mo d ing the image of a space.
Beca use H.l.D. lighting systems
can provlde high q ua Lity visual
environments at low operating and
ma intenance costs, they are being
used more aTo more 'requerr y 'or
wide va riety of applications.
H igh lntensity Discharge lamps
are compact, h igh output light
sources utilizing a mercury or other
letarlrc va po-arc d ischa rge within
an outer bu lb. They have much
greater efficiency and much longer
Life than incandescent lamps wh ich
they sornewhat resemble, and in
the wlde choice of phosphor-coated
types now ava ila ble, offer color
quality wh ich can a pp roach the
warrnth of incandescent and the
color rendering properties of
fluorescent. The contin uous
improvernent in the efficiency and
color q ua lity of these phosphor-
coated mercury and metal ha ljde
a r ps has led to the ever-i'rc reas lg
popularity of H.l.D. lighting systems.
The compact size of H.l.D, lamps
permits thenn to behave like "point
sources," yie ding better optical
contro and smaller luminaires of
low apparent brightness . . . much
less obtrusive than typica
fluorescent "a rea sources," H.J, D,
dowr.igl-ts car also 'ender th'ee-
dimensional forms and reveal
texture and sparkle far more
dramatica lLy than "flat" fluorescent
light ing.
Moreover, H.l.D. lamps will, for a
given illumination level, consu me
rnuch less wattage than incandescent
and often less wattage than
fluorescent. Th is effective use of
energy results in fewer lum ina ires,
minimalceiling c lutter, reduced
heat loads and lower installation and
maintena nce costs,
Lightoiier H.l.D. down lights have
been designed to operate at
2 Copyri0ht 1981 by L ghio ler lncorporated
maximum eff iciency with the
phosphor-coated H.l.D, lamps that
give the best color rendition. The
opiica I systems are engineered
to red irect the rays of these "ovoid "
mercury and metal halide sources
a into usefulzones, while avoiding
wasteful scatter and glare. Reflectors
and apertures have been carefully
sca ed to properly accommodate the
optica I size of tl'esecoaled lamps.
The resu lting luminaires have
ow-brightness apertu res with good
visualcut-off to the lamp and high
efficiency . . . much higher than that
of ord inary incandescent luminaires
which have been adapted for
H.l. D. use by simply cha nging the
la mpholder and adding a ballast.
As a pa rt of their thorough ly
engineered construction, Lightolier
H.l.D. luminaires utilize encased
and filled ballasts wh ich are mounted
in isolation fronr the recessed
housing (pages 6-7) to assure cool,
quiet operaiion.
CO NT E NTS
Beneflts of H.l.D. L ghting 4
L ghto ier H.l D. Luminaires
W de Range of Luminaires 5
Construction Features 6-7
Lum naire Selector 8-9
Lum naire Spec lications 10-45
Lighto ier lncandescent
Adjustable Accent L ghts
46-47
App icat on Guide
Cost ol Light Ana ys s
Lighl Sou rces 49
Lamp Cha racteristics 50-51
Electrical Characler st cs &
Auxi ary and Supplementa ry
Light ng Systems 52
Ba lasts 53-55
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V/€ r€se've the r ghl 10 chan!e deta s of des gn
and 'n sl. n any v,'!r'lrial,,f ncl a ler nsla ed
appearanae or redLrce JLtnclon and perlormance
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H.l. D. downl ghting offers the
matlc effects and comfoftable
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visua envlron me nt of incandescent
downlight ng together wlth the
economy of fluorescent lighting.
VISUAL ENVIRONMENT
H.l. D. downl ghts, like most
lncandescent ones, have the benefits
of "point source" lighting: good
re ndering of three d lmens iona
forms; contrast between high ight
and shadow, enhanced texture and
sparkle. Fluorescent lu m ina ires,
or rho r Or'.ar,, [oi
yield a f attype of lighting lacking
in contrast and lnterest.
Furthermore, the re atively small
size of the H. .D. amppermitsthe
optica I control necessary for
designi ng eff iclent, low-brightness
down ights. Thls type
directs the lu m inous f ux downwards
through a ow brightness aperture.
Tl-- c- I rg .l'-'. o'glarirg I ght
sources, resulting in a quiet,
dlstract on free visual environment.
Th ls is an advantage in stores,
showrooms or any area where
atteniion shou d be focused on the
I lumlnated objects rather than on
the cei ing. Bare fluorescent tube
lighting and many f uorescent
lu m ina ires radiate thelr energy at
high angLes, wasting light on the
ceiling a nd upper walls, creating a
confuslng envlron ment of
u ncomforta b e brightness.
H.l. D. lighting can also produce
excel ent il umlnation on vertical
surlaces {"vertica l" footca nd les)
wlth good un jform ity f rom the top
to bottom shelves of dlsplays in
merchand sjng areas. This is achleved
whi e maintaining a high spacing to
mounting height ratio, equal to that
of many lluorescent lurn inaires:
a pproximately 1.2 1.3.
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LONG LIFE
H.l.D. lamps, in general, have a
f^ 'drir I oi l0-25 I *as "- gr-al
as that of incandescent and are in
the same range as fluorescent.
INSTALLATION AND
MAINTENANCE
Because of the h igh lLl men oltp ut
ol H.l. D. la m ps, fewer lnaires
lu m
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are needed to achieve a given level
of I urnination which means, in turn,
ower lnsta lation costs. A so, fewer
H.l. D. lum naries offer less
g "6r-o SO-]rC6S, '
corrpetition for va uab e ceiling
plen u m space. As a resu t, the ceiling
has a ess cluttered look, with
perhaps on y one fifth the lum inous
area one mlght have with fluorescent
for the san.re i lumination level,
N/lalntenance costs can also be
of ighting reduced cons ide ra bly, not on ly
because fewer H.l.D. luminaires are
used, but because each has on y one
lamp, while fluorescent lu m lnaires
generally have from two to eight
lamps to be replaced. In addition, it
is often possib e with aperture type
luminarres hav ng vertlcal H.l. D.
la-rp, to r. arp'ron rh. oor ur'ng
a pole not possible wlth fluorescent
luminarres.
ENERGY CONSERVATION
Uniilthe advent of H.l.D. lighting,
the only way to achieve energy
savings over the incandescent iamp
was to use f lorescent lighting. Now
H.l.D. lighting can equa , and in
rnany cases exceed, the power
savings of f uorescent for a given
illuminat on evel. H.l.D. can,
iherefore, also save on air
condltioning costs by reducing the
l"a o"a conlrib-tao oy rhe ..ght ng.
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Lightolier H.l,D. luminaires offer a
choice of appearance as well as
{t versatiiity in function. A range of
media for control ing light-cone or
baffle apertu res, low brightness
o-ve's or lerses-are opt ons fo'
va r ous d r( '.1ilec lJ ra app icatio.ls.
Also availa ble: Lightolier
incandescent adjustable accent
ights, which match the appearance
of H.l.D. luminaires, give the optical
control best ac h ieved with
Tca''ro.s.ATl sou.ces. See pages
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BOX ASSEMBLY REFLECTOR
. lsolated from lum inaire . l\y'ade of special high purjty alloy,
housing to reduce ballast polished, electrochemica y brightened
noise and prevent heat and anodized to provide permanent high
build up. reflectivity.
. Encased and filled ' l\4aximizes efficiency and rninlnrlzes
ba last operates quletly, aperture brightness by distributlng
is direct contact'mounted io heavy lght u n if ormly within usefulzones.
plate to provide heat dissipation.
rtrour,rrrruc rnnme
. Cornplete assembly is accessible from @
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below for inspection and maintenance. Die-formed steel, for maxim'um rigidity
. Qulck-release retaining hooks perrnit with rninimum weight.
compiete assembly to be removed from . Supports luminaire housing, ballast/
mounting frarne, for ease of servicing. splice box/plate assemb y.
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(2)SPLTCEBOX . Adjusts vertically from inside of
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. lntegral part of Ihe
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unitized balast/ €
plate assembly. .iF o-
C mourrrrue BRAcKETs
. Die'formed, 16'gauge steel.
. Rernovable cover . Can be used with 2T" mounting bars
permits ease of eJirninating need for f raming
access to splices. in exposed grid ceilings.
,-:\ . Fully assembled; readyto install.
( :t I socKET HOtJSTNG
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a lignment, supptervtgNTAByLtcHTtNG
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H.I,D. LAMP OUTAGE (OPTIONAL),
See page 52.
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. U.L. listed for through branch circuit r-reer-s
wiring. @
'Luminaire carries a U. L. damp location
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H.t.D.
Luminaire Selector
Lightolier's H,l.D. lu minaires lend any application, key features such as
themselves to a wide variety of distribution, efflciency, lamp type and ::Jlffin::Jffuff 3#|1: :::'.'#b 0
a pp Iicatio ns-stores, banks, wattage are sl'own for each lurriraire lights which match the appearance of
exhibition spaces, transportation type. Beam spreads are shown by H.l.D. lumlnaires and provide the
term ina ls, malls, lobbies and syrnbols: IVEDIUM and lD oplicalconrrol best achieved with
corridors. To aid in selecting the WIDE O for general lighting; inca ndescent sources.
most appropriate luminaire for WALL WASH I
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extra-widespread source !vilh Fresn€l maintained oulput lrlu]ti-Groove Alzak reil€ctor dlstribution {iom ellipso dal reflecfor
ape(ure with provides,/ery high small, low. provides extta-
distribution, yielding lens r€gressed in irom reflectorized
brightfess aperture, llldespread
high illunrination oi deep splay. Hieh R lamp combin€d maintained high eff ciency and
vertical surfaces. eificiency and with supplernenlary light o!tput from conVolled assulng rninrmum dislribullon l,vith
R€lamps €asily from widespread Alzak reflector. Lo11- reflectoriz€d R lamp brighin€ss wiih I ght source h gh efficiency,
below. Aluminum dishibulion. Lisht brightiess, combined wiih exce left vls!al cul identification. Good ercel ent culoff to
housing in choice of and d!st seal for widespread supplementdry Alzak off io lamp aid amp i luminat on on lamp and h:gh leve s
flnishes. good maintenance. disiribuiion. reflector. E!pecia ly image. lVedium vertical surfaces of illumination on
Stenr-mo!nt€d Aluminum housing lVinimum aperlrre suited to dirt.prone dlstrib!tion. wiih mod€rate vertica surfaces.
version avzilzble, in choice of for open reflector areas, Relamps Especially suited 1o generaL lighting Cholce of apertur€
See pages 10J1. finishes. type l!minaire- easily from be ow. higher ceiing areas. flnlsh,
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wAnaGE 100W E.23r:, 8T.25
t00W E:23%, BT-25 100/17sW R'40 I00w A,23,
& 175,/250W E-28, 100/1i5W R,40 100w A-23
81.28 rls/254W E28, 115 /250W 828, r75/250\N t28,
I/5W E.28, 8T.28
8I.28 81.28 8T.28
Metal Nalide lCoaled) lVeta Ha ide (Coated) 400w t.37, 8T.37
400\4 E-37, BT 37 M€tai llal de (Coated)
r75W r-28,8T.28 17sW E.28, BT-28
letal HaLld€ (Coated), lMetal l'lalid€ (Coaied), r75 /254W E-28
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High Pressure Sod ium figh Pr€ssurc Sod um 400w E.37 BT 37 400w E 37, BT-3i
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(coated), 70W, l00W (coated) 70W E-23Y,, IAlso avaiable lor ll gh Pressure Sod urn
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fresnel lefs shields surface il!mination unscallop€d brightness and Fresnellens shields low aDoarenL\-.1 lncandescenl.
light source, without "sczllops" vertlcal surfzce w despr€ad llghi soLrrce, i/latches aperture
provides widespread lrom R lamp illumination disiribution lrom provid€s widespread !lr:'lt;:.:#1 shie ded appearance of H.l.D.
illuminat on without suppLemenied by iogeiher with parabolic reflector illumination without distribut on-\l.!d down ights. Accents
gLare. Minimum Alzak rell€ctor/ downlighiing celis of specular gl6re. Nliiim!m Darabolic 4*tor horlzontal or vertical
recessed depth. spread lens optical characteristics of anodized aluminum. recessed depth. ce s of :ltil-- suriaces. Choic€ of,
Light and dust seal syst€m. Maintains op€n reflecior F t'lr
trim Light and dust s€al soecu alzncdrzed high performance,
assutes good h gh I ght output. dowilighi. precisely repiaces assures good alumlnlbgho (e of low voliage PAR-56
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Il4ercury (Cozted), lVercury (Coated): lfcrndescent (for
100!,1/ E-23 8T,25 100/175W R-40 100w A-23 I00W E-23 t?, Bl-25 115/250Vt E28,
100w E-23 'l. BT 25 175/25AW E28, 120V or 2/7V s!pply):
t15 /250W'6, E28, t7s /2saw E-28, 175W E 28, 8T.28 8T 28
l75W E-28, BT-28 81.28, 120/240W PAR.56,12V
Bl-28 8T.28 400w E 37, Br-37 400w E-37, BT,3/ lncandescert
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175/25M t28 175/254W L28, 175W E-28, BT 28 175W t,28, 8T,28 175/250W F28, 175/250W E"28, 150/250W PAR 38
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400w E 37, 8T.37 400w E-37, 8T 37 Cool Beafi
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H gh Pressure Sodrum H gh Pr".ssure Sodium Nrgh Pressure Sad um High Pressure Sod rum [A [Aho ava ]ab e lor
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(coated), 70W 100W, (coaled) 70W 100!V, (coated) 70i{ l00i{ (coated)70W l00tl 25OW PAR 38
(coated) 7oVX 100W (coated) 70W 100W
150!! E-23%, BT-251 150!! (55V) r-23r1 i50w (s5v) r,23\ 150W (s5V) r,23h, Kryptor
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Alzak Cone Alzak Cone

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ALZAK ALZAK ALZAK ALZAK

32514-A0 325I4-AI 32524-A0 32524-AI 120V 175W E-28, Br-28

32525-Al 217V
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32515-A0 325r5-Al 32525-40

3251G-A0 32516-Ar 3252G-A0 32526-AI 120V 250W E-28, BT-28

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325I7-A0 325r?-Al 32527-A0 32521-AI 277V

32544-40 3254{-AI 32554-A0 3255{-Ar 120V 175W E-28, BT-28

3255FAI 2t7V lvletal Hal ide*(Coatedl
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GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: sutface'mounted hish eff iciencv, ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated
low.brightness downlight. Utilizes Alzak Ieflector and effLcient, scre\{ shell. Pre-wired complete wlth leadsfor connection to 75oC
long life, coated merculy lamps and coated meta hallde lamps to sup0ly conductors. Ballast: Constant wattage autotlansformer type,
prov de widespread, soft-edged bearn 55o visual cut_off to lamp and H.P.F.; [,btal Halide-_L€ad peaked autotransformer type' H'P F'
lamp image in reflector. Choice of sprcular clear or speculat gold
Alzak reflector. 0PTI0NAL: supplementary Lighting system for Temporarv
lamp outage. See Lightolier Specification Sheet AUX/SUP.
FINISH: painted fin ishes baked enamel. 36" long swivel stem kit available to convert surface unit to
mounted. White - Cat. No. 565i6; black - Cat. No. 56517.
MECHANICAL: Luminaire mounts directlv to 4' octagonal olilet
bOX. MAXIMTJM 4OO C (]04O F) AMBIENT TEMPERATURE' LABELS: U.L. (sultable for damp ocation); I B.E w.

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This guick colculotot chott dctermines the nunber ond spocins of
250 Wdi E.28 Mercuty units wirh c/eor coe for "nv le"el o(
ilt nind+ion ond rle dssociored notse leve/ for eithet 175 llofi ot 250
Wott lAe.coty snits, Due to vdridrions 6et'ween bdllosfs, Notse Girerio
rotingr dre occuroie t'o t 3.
Lishii"g Conve..ion Fcctors: 250 llort Mercurvt Gold, F'C' x 0'9'
17i W"i M*.",y' Cleor, F.C' x 0.7, Gold, F.C. x 0.65' 175 vtott
,verd/ Holde: cteor, F.C. x 1.15; Gold, F.C' x l'05'
SPACING RATIO - 1.4
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175 Wot BT-2a units witl c,edr cone fot dny level of illuninotion ond
the ossocioted rolse /eve/. Doe to vdriorions berween bdllqsrs, Noise
Cttetio rdtings ore occurdte to I 3,
Lishtins Convetsiod Foctors. Gold Core; F.C. x 0.9.
SPACING RATIO " 1.45

? l\DEPB:tDENT TaSTI:{G l,lAORATOnl*St llc-

t8 cE ; td. N4.6be uo2
t\Dl:lE\llti\T T]:sTlr.'(; r, lllltll.tTltttllls- lr-'l-.

(,*at+,tl- il"///&",4

/.r.L. Reporr No. 17777C. fA.s. ceffici.nts |'erc comPuted bv th'

/.T.L. R.pq. Nn. 11775C. Th.se coettic,.nts werc computed by tk
Zonol.Covity llcrhod, l.E.S. Recommendcd Prc.t ice ond prcpoted
lron thc condlcpowct disttihotion doto given in lndepcndent Testihg
Loborotorics R6por' No. 17775, dot.d 4/8/74, ond ore boscd on
2W" Floor Cov ity Relicdonce.
Zono!.Covity /,lcthod, 1.E.5' Recomrcndcd Prccri.., ond PrcPoted
lron the condtepowcr distributiD Acrd giv.d in Indcpndant TestinE
Lobororori.s RePort No. 17777, dat.d 8/7/74' ond ore bosed on o
20% Floot Covity Ret/ecrd,ce.
o

Conversion Factor: Gold Cone: C.U. x 0' 9,

Conversion Foctors: 175Wott ond 250 \lott Metcoty ond Metol Hal
x 0-9: Cleor. C.U, x
C.U. 1-O'
l-lGl'li'(}1-llil? rr
12" x12" MODULAR LENSLITE
12" x12" MODULAR PARABOLIC LOUVER This luminaire is available l0r use
wilh 70W (E-23% or BT-25)
High Pressure S0dium lamps (G0aled).

Consult Faclory.

Malte White

BALLAST CAPAClTAR

CANOPY: Cost oluninun.

M6tre hld.k {inish.

REFLECTOR: Semi-specu/or
ALzAK @ ol"hi""n, l6 so.
::
CONCEALED TORSlONT/7E
5PR/NG
LIGHT AND DUST SEAL:
HOUS/NG: Block polyurethone

LOUVER: Porobo!ic rellecror cells ol 2" 5q.

specolor onodized oluninumt rctoined in
exrruded morte bldck dluninun l.one w ith
IENS SPLA Y: PrecisioD die-costine
ta prc!ide ninimutu ttin. l.lotte wl'Ae
FRESNEL LEN5: r031".q.
* LAMP GUARD: Fot loovet unit wirh
ftto I hol ide loap only, Heot+esisront
oloss- Gsord reouired bv nonufo.ture

CATALOG NO.
IVATTE WHITE BRONZ E VOLTAGE LAIVP
LOUVER LENSLITE LOUVER LENSLITE
328I2-EA 32812-E B 32822-EA 32822-EB 120V ta}!.// E-23u, BT-25
328I3-EA 32813-EB fl823-EA 32823-EB 277V l\4ercury (Coated )

328I4-EA 328I4-EB 32824-EA 32824-EB 120V 175W E-28, BT-28

328IFEA 32815-E E 32825-EA 3282FEB 277V l\4ercury (Coated)
3284{-EA 32844-E B 32854-EA 32854-EB 120V 175W E-28, BT-28
3284tsEA 3284SEB 3285FEA 3285SEB 277V lVletal Halide * r (Coated)

G EN ERAL D ESCRI PTI 0N : surf ace-mounted sqlare down lisht ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated
which utilizes efficient, long life, coated mercury or metal halide sctew shell. Re.wired conplete with leads to connection to 75oC
lamps. Parabolic reflector cells of specular anodized al!minum and supply conductors. Ballast: lvlerc!ry--Constant wattage autotans-
Alzak reflectq in Parabolic Louver unit distribute light uniforrnly and former type, H.P.F.; N4etai Halide--Lead peaked autohansformer
efficlently; black slot articulates lichtshield. FresneL ens and type, H. P.F.
Alzak reflector n Regressed Lenslite rn t redlrect and diff!se the
light, and provide a widespread, soft-edged beam. Deep spiay assures FINISH: nt palnted finishes beked enamel.
subtle brightness transition and visual cut-off to lens at shallow
angles. 0PTI0NAL: supplementa,y L ghting system for teflporaty
MECHAN ICA L:
Luminaile mo!nts directly to 4" octagonal outlet lamp oL,'tage. See Lightolier Speclf cation Sheet AUX/SUP.
bOX. MAXIIiIUM 40O C (]04O F) AMBIENT TEMPERATURE.
l Universal Butning Lanrp onlv. LABELS: u.L. (s!itab e for damp lo!ationl; l-B.E.w.

12
 PARABOLIC LOUV

I
ER

't0

l0
s(6.tri6 lrh! h. s€i6r p {.
EO

!io
l T
_ tl l0
60
tr-
:60
50
iro q0

t:c 30

)c

q 5 6 I E 9 l0 ll 12 ll lq
'r s e r l 9 l! ll : rt

fhis q!tck .ol.olotot chdtt determines the nunber ond spocins o{
lAC Wott E-231/z llercury units lor any level at illunindtion ond the
ossociored notse Ievel {q eirhet 100 Wott ot 175 wdtt Metcwv unns
ot 175 Wott Metol Halide units. Due to voriot'jons between 5d]/osts,
Noise Criterio .otings dre occu@te to t 3-
Li"h,ino Con"e.sio; Factors lT5 woi Me'cutv, F.C r 1 8 175 lvott
tteiat H;tid.. F.c,, 2 6.
This qui.k .olculorot chdd deiermines rAe nunbet ond sPocing of
lOO Wott E-231, Met.lty units lor ony level ol illuninotion ond the
ossocioted notse /evel for eirier ?00 Wot' or 175 Wott MetcqY units
ot 175 Vtot Metot Halide units. Due to votiotions berween bo//osts,
Criterto .oting5 d.e o<.ldie ro ' 3.
^Jotce
Liehttns Conversion Fodos: t75lt'tott MercurY, F,C' x 1'8' 175 vlort
Lletol Hdlide, F.C, x 2'6.

S PAC ING RATIO = 1.0 SPACING RATIO = 1.0

lJi-. o""""oaNr rBsrrrG r.aEonAroBras. rN., JTi-lno*"*,roaNT

ltL-
TBsrrNG r.aBonaroRrf, s rN..

bG 9_a_V
h- F3-7r RcFd N. rk!?
.re {r!{1Ix.
ih,o( aTur4n duins F !6'q(Pjfubrnulusre

e 2! 0 t6.3
s8t '*rutrT7"i,*-*-*
3:*. i# *L k'
b, Nh-.'ErM rBn^.
w-V tl-Nr '^mr^rorFr

drd sq srnd w ",:'-" fr8"

l.r.L, R.port No. 14216C, Thcsc ceflicicnts w.ra comput.d br tfi.
Zonol.Covitf /rlcrhod, l.E.S. Rccoaacndcd Procttce, ond PrcPorcd
fron rhc condlepowcr disfuiburlon data giv.n in indcp.nd.nr fcstlng
Lobo'orori.s R.pod No. 14216, 4oted 9/8n1' ondorcboscdono
2V" Flod CovitY Reflccronc.'
LI.L, R.po.t No. 14217C. Thcs. c€fficicnts woc conpured by rhc
Zonol-Covity rllcthod. l.E.S, R.codm.nded Ptdctica, and prtporcd
kod thc .ondl.powq disttibution dcto siv.d in lnd.pcndcnr 7.5ting
Lo6orotori.s Rcpod No, 14217, dot.d 9/8n1, oad orc 6oscd on o
2e7" Floot Covity R. ..ton...

,,,t,,,,,
."1
I

?"1:

,, ,, t5' ,i ",
rl

:1

:l
4.9- Itetol Holide: C.U, x c.9.
Conversion Fdctors: 175 Won Metcutv d

13
OPEN REFLECTOR MULTI-GROOVE BAFFLE
DOWNLIGHT (R LamP) DOWNLIGHT (R Lamp)

Specular Clear A zak Specular Gold Alzak Black

Multl-Groove
Baffle

I
I
AALLAST RETA INING HOOKS (2)
:-! .\

HOUSINGT

VENT HOLES
Aluminun. l6 eo'

go'
24t/!, l II

REFLECToR; ALZAK@ oluninun, 16

Speculor clear or specolor eold onodized F LECTOR: Speculor c leor
(treoted to provide U.V. .esisront, ALZAK @) olunidun, 16 so.
non.fodins finish), Motte whhe {
JUNCT/ON BOX
AALLAST"SPL/CE 8OX
ASSET1ELY: L@ ked b),
r.rotntng fioo(s to mounting
MOUNTING 8RA CKETS lrcdc. Conplcte dssetubly
ib/e from be/ow.
"ccess

1rs" MiF. " 2L/ai' xa'. IIOUNTING FRA E: Dta.formcd

as \a"
Dio. Dio.
A4lJ LT I-GROOV E BAFFLE: Onc.p,ece

o"etlop 9s /8" Dia, seomJer5 olumiDUd Shorply detoiled

con.entti. tinss' aPti.ol hldck {inish.
Mofi.white {ldnge.

CATALOG NO. RECESSED WIDTH RECESSED

HOUS ING
S PEC U LAR SPECULAR I\4ULTI.GROOVE VOLTAGE LAII P D IAIVETER HEIGHT
C I FAR ALZAK * GOLD ALZA K * BAFF LE * IVAX. t\4tN.

330I2-A0 33012-AI 33012-A8 120V 100w R-40

330]jl-A0 3:r01$At 33013-A8 277V l\4ercury (Coated )
9),4 " ?6' 24V' T31A,
330r4-A0 33014-Al 33014-A8 120V 175W R-40
33015-A0 330I+AI 33015-A8 277V Mercury (Coated )

G EN ERA DESC R I PT I ON : Low$r iehtness downlishts which

L ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-medjum base. Nickel plated
utllize efficient, long-life, coated mercury lamps. Double"contoured screw shell. Pre.wired complete with leads to 4' x 3V2' x 2"
Alzak reflectot in Open Reflector Downiight optirnizes and redirects junction box, 14 ga. steel, U.L. listed for through branch circujt
broad distribution of light frorn R lamp into a widesgead, soft€dged wlring with maximum of (8) No. 12, 60oC supply conductors
(4 in-4out). Ballast: Constant wattage autotransforrner type, B.P.F.;
beam with 45o visual cut-off to larnp. Specular Alzak reflector
in

N4ulti-Groove Baffle Dowflight tedirects broad distribution of light encased and filled, attached splice box.
from R lamp into a medium, soft€dged beam wlth 450 visual cuFoff l\,IECHANICAL: Provided with{4) 16 ga, steel mounting brackets:
to lamp; uniform, sharp-edged grooves finished in optical black also suitable for Ltse with standard 14' and llil Lathing channels
minimize aperture brightness. Ballast'splice box assemblies, sup_ (by others). Frxture should be supported by main Iunner or purln
ported by mounting frames, ale isolated frorn fixtlre housings, which c hanne l.
reduces ballast noise and flevents heat build_up, Quickielease
hooks petrnI assenDry to be Ieroved fol servrcilS.
OPTI0NAL: Auxiliary lighting system for temporary H.l.D. lamp
outage. See Lightolier Specifjcation Sheet AUX/SUP.
* lncandescent units which match tne apeltue appearance of ACCESS0RY:slopeu adapter. See L ghtolier Specificat on
units are availab le. Sheet 7920.

PATENTS: No. 3,040,172.

FINISH: All painted tinishes LABELS: U.L. (suitable for darnp location);

14
 OPEN RE F LECTOR MULTI-GROOVE BAFFLE

(tui.'rid6- 0rfl3.Hr eewrp €)

Ro(t.r clvrTY RATro- 5(tu.wid6- ? cYrflulo- s(tu r dd.
Rosr clvlrY RArlo- ro(tu. iitu'ths. H. abo€ E! phe)

40

355
305
25:
20

| 5 6 j ! 9 r0 | r? rJ rLl
r89 t0 11 t2

is qvick colcolotor cfiort deternines the nvmber ond spocing ol

175 Wdfi R4O u^its lo. @y lcval ol illuninotion ond $e associoted
noise leve, lot either l@ Wdfi or 175 l'lott lnits. Due to vo.iotions
between bo,lorrs, Noise Crtterio rcri.gs ore occurcte to i 3.
Lighting Cmve.sior Fo.torc: l75W R.r'r9 (Cxld): F.C. ' 0.9.
INW R40 (Gold): F.C, x o.4; (Cleor): F.C. , 0.5.
SPACING RATIO = I.3
l'15 Wdtt R-40 o'its (ot ony level of illuninorion ({ot 100 Wott R10
lnits multiply chort valoes by 0,5) and the ossocioted no,se /eve/ for
eithet 175 llott ot 100 Woh R40 onits. Due ro vdriorions SetPeen
bol/osrs. No,se Crhetid totihss ore dccurote 13.
SPACING RATIO = 0,9

ll-_1g*"*. oBNl rBsrr G *"":m:J:*:'j:. l[fu r*r. DaNr r*srr NG

^"1"*#i3; L",?'j3
dk 9-€-7r tuFi No 1421) bk 6-22-?1 tuF" N" 1la?9
de 3F-228P/0r- F a t7@ 1Nd. o.e Hj9-22sPlDx. ntai 1@E
i-i.,,.. x.u-;^"1q. Fr1ecb.,
'600 !Fcur'! durN rinidh' Brek
FriFn*ipp1d.r'e. @rti+rcd. b.Jfl.'
^murr

?t

ttt
r:l
55

?t
))

-Htit":ff- ?oat
2?O9
va'
,,r'
{4.2
9.6
6?.3
34.0

.^s*ffi-
99,6
frg *.6

t.t L. R.pod No. lAl3C. That. .alli.i.nts w.t. compur.d 6y rh. l.T.L, No, 73879C. These coeJficiedrs were codput'ed by rhe
Repo.t'
Zonol-Caviv ,ttctAo4 l.E.S. Rccomrcndcd Prcdicc, ond prcporcd Zondl-Covity l.E,S. Recommended Prc.tice, and ptepoted
frcm rlrc cond/epower distributton darr siven in ,nd.pGddGnr f.s ns ^lerhod.dtstri bution doto given tn lndepehdert festing
from the cond/epower
Lcborctorrcs R.por. 1213, dot.d 9/8/71, o"d orc bos.d o' a LdSororortes Reporr No. 13879. doted 6'22n1, ond ore Snsed ono
2AV Flod Covitr 2V7, Floot Cavity Retlectan.e.

,01
-'']*"
"t"l I
'l'
'0,0!!0r0150n
I

:r :::l:

Focrors: l00V ond 175W R-10(Gold): C.U. x 0.9;

For 100 unirs, multiply C.Ll.'s by 1.0.
OPEN REFLECTOR DOWNLIGHT

Specular Clear Alzak Specular GoLd AIzak

AALLAST RETAINING HOOKS (2

SOCKET HOUS/NC; Die.cost' olumi'!m.

Desiqned lor effecrive heot dissipdtion.
VENT HOLFS ToP Vi.w
REFLECTOR: ALZAK@ dtlninsd, 16 qo.
Speculor c/eor ot spe.plar sold anodized
krcoted to provide U.V. resistunr, BALLAST.SPLICE AOX
non-todinq linish ). ASSEi4aLY: Locked by
RETAINTNG SPR/NGs: Secue retoining hooks to nountihg
reflecror ro no,nting ting. trone. Conplete ossenbly
d..es<i6le frdm 6c /ow-
JUNCIION BOX
A4OUNTING ARA CKETS

tla" Min.

llOUNTi NG FRAME: Die.lotrcd

71"" Di"

Ftush 77/s, Dio.

/'{OUNIING RrNGi Drc-cdsr AlOLDED TRIM RING:
o lun tn un. Pr ov ldes f I onse les s ove ap Dio. Prcvids nidinlnaiath
*ln ln plostet cellinq. 's,A' (lonsed trin in Aty c.iling,
Itay olso be qsed in Piosi.r
.e ilins. White fi.ish.

CATALOG NO- RECESSED WIDTH

HOUSING RECESSED
VOLTAGE
SPEC U LAR S PEC U LAR DIAIVETER HEIGHT
CLEAR ALZAK * GOLD ALZAK * I\4AX. IV IN.

331t0-A0 $r10-A1 120V r00w A-23

8),4- Lh )a t. \

33lll-A0 33lu-At 277V lVercury (Coated )

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low brightness downlsht which ELECTRICAL: Porcelain sockeFmedium base. Nickel plated
utilizes efficient, long-life, coated mercury lamps to provide a shell. Pre-wiled complete with leads t6
screw
rnedium, soft€dged beam. Alzak reflector rninimizes aperture bright- junction box, 14 ga. steel. u.L. listed for through branch circuit
ness by distributing I ght uniform y within Lrseful zones. Provides 500 wiring with maxinun'of (8) No. 12, 75oC supply conductols
visual cut-off to lamp and lamp irnage in reflector. Retainlng springs (4 in - 4 out), or 600Cconductots for end of run. Ballast: Constant
assure ease of installation, secure fixture to mounting ring. Ballast- wattage autot.ansformel type, H,P.F.; encased and filled, attached
splice box assembly, supported by mountlng frarne, is isolated from splice box,
fixture housing, which reduces ballast noise and prevents heat bLrjld-
u0. Quick{elease hooks perrnit assembly to be removed for servicing, FINISH: n lpainted finishes baked enanel.

* lncandescent units which match the apertlre appearance of H.l.D. 0PTI0NAL: Auxiliary lighting system fq temporary H.l.D. lamp
units are available. outage, See Lightolier Specification Sheet AUX/SUP.

ITIECHANICAL: Provided with(4) 16 ga. steel mounting brackets: ACCESS0RY: sloped ce ling adapter. see Lightolier Speclf cation
also suitable for use with standard 14 and 1lr' lathing channels Sheet 7920.
(by others), F xture sho!ld be supported by main IUnner oI purlin
channe l. LABELS: U.L. (suitable for damp location); l.B.E.w. C.s.A.

16
I
RO(r4 5URFA€€ i€'FLECT^IiCE
00
\
\ /--
| (tur iid$' l0! lt& rr. :!m rdr Prre)
qoorl C.vlft Rllro- grir
;;*l \tt
clvl rY 3l r ro.
tt
r0 (Ra. fid6- ns lij rl.Edtdu)
Lt0
-ROol t---- *""*,,""*,-*,,.,*" 35
1l
\l \-t-- 30

25
20

s0 15 ]]5
L{ 5 6 7 8 9 r0 | 12 13 lq

Ihis quic& col.uldtot chon deternines the nunEF-t and spo.ing o(

100 llott A.23 unirs (ot dny level oI illuninotion o'd rhe ossocioted
noise /evel Due to v iorions berween Sorlosrs, Noise Crite.io
rotings oie dccurote ro 13.
Lishtins Convetsion Fo.tat: 100W A.23 (Gold): F.C. x 0.9-
SPACING RATIO - I.O5

I I ItE Pf, r- alal r- T TlisTlNG i-,tAOnAfOf,llES. INC-

roolDr, rared

^L"zl,a-a
,.1,L. Report No. 19257C. These coetficierfs \|era .onputed by the
Zonol-Cavity i.4et/rod, /.E.5. RecomDerded Prc.ti.e, dnd ptepored
fron the condlepower disttlbotion ddto gifth ih /ddependeDt festing
Ldborotor,es R€port No. 19257, doted 5/29/75, ond ore Sosed on o
2O7. Floot Cdvity Ref/.ctonce,

,t"l
r0 LoLs r r0 e r

100w A-23 (Gold): C.U. by 0.9.

s
l-lGl{T0l-llll? rz
OPEN REFLECTOR DOWNLIGHT This luminaire is available l0r use with
70W (E-23f, or BT-25), 100W (E-23% 0r BT-25)
and 150W (55V. E"231h ot BI'25\
High Pressure S0dium lamps (coaled).

Consult Faclory.

Specular Clear Alzak Specular Gold Alzak

AALLAST RETAINING HOOKS (2):

Die-{orned stcel, 12 sa. Sptins-looded
for.ose of d.tocAing bollast ossembly.
SOCKET HOUS/NG; D,.-co'r
olu6inuh. D.sisn.d lo. .ff.d,vc Acor
diisipotton. \
\t
REFLECTOR: ALZ AK@ olun;num, 16,r".
Specu/or c/eo. or speculor sold onallized
(trcated ta ya"ide U.V. resistont, EALLA5I-5PL/CE BOX
nonlodtng ft",sh). ttorre *h're llo"se- ASSEMaLY: Locked 6Y
rerdininq hooks to mounrtng
hone. Cotuplete ossemblY
ible from belo*,
J UNCT/ON AOX "..ess
I"OUNTlNG 8RA CKET5
-T
\
3
I Illii
i'/s" Min. - 2t/s" Mox' - \

-_'__r.--- rr' Dt.. I

MOUNT/NG FRAA1E: Dic-fodcd
I
* LAMP GUARD: Far retolholide
lodp on/y. Heol..esistoni 9/dss.
--]
Guo.d rcquned hy ldnP nonutocturet.

CATALOG NO. RECESSED W IDTH

HOUS IN G RECESSED
SPECULAR VOLTAGE HE GHT
SPECULAR D IAIMETER NIIN-
CI FAR AL ZAK I G OLD ALZAK T

33114-40 33114-At t20v 175W E-28, BT-28

331lFA0 33U$Al 277V Mercury (Coated )
33u6-40 33116-Ar 120v 250w E-28, BT-28
33lll-AI 217V Merc ury (C oated) 24lt
331rt-A0 rJ 26" " 15"
33144-A0 33144-AI 120V l75W E-28, T-28
B

33t4tA0 33145-At 211V iletal H alide*(Co ated )

33148-A 0 33148-At 120V 250W E-28, BT-28
$147-A0 33I47-AI 211V Metal HaliCe'(Coated )

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low-br ightness downlisht which ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated

utilizes efflcient, Long-life, coated mercury lamps and coated metal sciew shell. Re-wired com0lete with leads to 4" x 3t/z' x 2"
hallde lamps to provide a medium, soft*dged beam' Alzak reflector junction box, 14 ga. steel. iJ.L. llsted for through blanch citcuit
n nimizes aperture brightness by dlstriblting llght uniformly within wlring with maximum of (8) No. 12, 750C supply cond!ctors
useful zones. Provides 45o visual cut-off to lamp and lamp irnage ln (4 in - 4 out), or 600C conductors for end of run. Ballast: Encased
reflector. Concealed Torsiontite splings assure ease of installation' and filled, attached splice box. Nlercury__Constant wattage auto'
secure fixture to mounting ring. Ballast_splice box assembly, transformer type, H.P.F.; N4etal l"lalide -- L€ad peaked autotransformei
s!ppqted by rnounting fiame, is isolated from fixture housing, whlch type, H-P.F.
reduces ballast noise and prevents heat buiLd_up' Quick_release
FINISH: Ail painted f fishes baked enamel.
"ool,s pe nr ls\e o.y tooe re-oved lor servlcilg.,
t lncandescent units wh ch match the apeltue appearance of H.l.D. 0PTI0NAL: Auxiliary Lighting svstem for iemporarv H.l.D. lamp
units are ava ilab le. outage. See Lightoller Specification Sheet AUX./SUP. llt}
MECHANICAL: Provded wth (4) l6 ga stee nrounting brackets: ACCESSoRY: sloped ce I ns adaptel. see L ghloLrer spec f cat on
also s! table for use w th standard r4 and llt' lath ng channels Sheet 7920.
(by others). Fixture shotrld be suppo{ted by main runner or pur n
LABELS: U.L. (suitable for damp location); I B.E.W C S.A
channe l.

18

l
 Gn' vks. l0l h'' Hl. lbor Wk, ft)
5(Rn wid6_ 1r h3 Hr. 3toE wL Pru€)
0(Rs, *id6. hr 3t' e€ *d pl{€)

Ll0
60

50 358
q0 305
30
25u
20 10

10

q56 l I 9 l! rr t2 t3 ll 1!

This quick cal.vlotot chon dete'nites tl'e nunber and sPocins of

175 \fott E-28 Mercwy lnits tor any level of illonindtion dnd the
ossocioted notse level tor either 175 Wott ot 250 Vlon Metcutv ot
Metol Holide unirs. Due to voriotions between bd//dsts, Noise
Ctiterc totinss a.e occurore ro I 3.
Lidhti^o c.nvet.ian lo.tots: 175 \'tot Mercwy 'G.ldt: F c. t 0'9'
256 wo;, $",.",y 'Gold): F'C. x t.4i tcteot: F.C x 1.5' lT5wott
t/Et6l Ildlide Gald): F.C' x 1.5i Gle ): F.C' x 1.7. 250wdn Metol
Hdtide Gold): F,C. x 2 3; Gleor): F.C. x 2.5-
SPACING RATIO = 0.8

ll-3'""'.,,*^-rr'srr:i-G*,L3f^ff ?
j*i:*L:
Dc 3-trt-71
.ne !!--h/0,. B€ e 50 rlFns,
!-;^- :N

,}
lir
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."i
;il
ztt
+4

1766 \4.2
tr-ld \tn 6t.1 92.7
,r! 65.2 99.a
5F? 65.3

..-ry-'P"h.-
I.f.L. Report No. I4143C, Ihesc coa#ictents were codPuted 5v th.
zonal-Covity Metlrod, I.8.5. Recommended P.octice, onA PrePo?ed
from rfie condlepower disrri6ution doio given in ,ndependenr fesring
LoSororories Reporr No. 741r'3, dded atl6n L dnd ore bosed on o
Floq CovitY Re{leatonce.
r"t.
2e%

.";"';;T
i; ,, ,,

lfl

(Gotd): C,U. x 0.9; (CIeor): U.

ond 250 \'lott Mercuty
x 1-0.
l-lGl{T()l-llill rs
OPEN REFLECTOR DOWNLIGHT

Specular CIear Alzak Specular Gold Alzak

SOCXET HOUSING: Die.cosr THUMESCRFWJ (3):

BALLASI RETA'N,NG HOOKS (2) \---l
',_|
Fo. tap..lonpins.
ol!6inu6. Desisned tor effective A@r

l.--,r"-
* l,lerdi Hdtide
tlfi
Top View
REFLFCTOR: ALZAK @
"tu^i"om, s".
16
Spaculor cleor or s*culor gold ondizcd
(trcoted to provide U,V, .esisronr,
n n-hdirc tinish). llotc *hite (ldnse. BALLAST"SPL/CE AOX
ASSEA4aLYT Locked by
tetoining hooks t6 nounfing
frohe. Comp/ete ossem6/y
o.cess t5/e froft be/ow-
JUNCTION BOX

MOUNT'NG

I
I

f,t
i'/"" Mi". - 21i," M",. i
T- MOUNI/NG FRAME: Die-{otmed

CATALOG NO. RECESSED WIDTH

HOUSING RECESSEO
S PEC U LAR SPECULAR VOLT AG E D IAI!1ETER HEIGHI
I\,IIN.
C LEAR ALZAK * GOLD ALZAK *
33u8-A0 33u8-Al 120V c00v/ E-31 , Br -37
Mercury (Coated )
33rn-40 33119-A1 271V t7" 33" 29' 19'. '

33rt8-A0 33148-Al 120V 400w E-37, B T-37

$r09-A0 33149-At 2t 7V lVl,etal Hal ide (Coated )

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low brightness downlieht which ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nicke plated

utilizes efficient, long-life, coated metcury lamps and coated metal
halide lamps to provide a medium, soft€dged beam. Alzak leflectof
minimizes aperture btightness by dlstlibuting light uniformly within
useful zones. ftovides 400 visual cut_off to larnp and lamp image in
rellector. Concealed Tolsiontite s ings assure ease of installation'
secue fixtule to mounting Iin8. Ballast'splice box assembly,
suppotted by mounting frame, is isolated ftom fixture housLng, which
screw she l. Pre-w red complete with leads to 4 x 312' x 2
junct on box, 14 ga. steel. U.L. I sted fq through branch circu t
wir ng with max mum of (8) No. 12, 75oC supply conductors
(4 n - 4 olt), or 6OoC conductors for end of tun. Bal ast: Encased
and fi led, attached splice box. Melcury-_Constant wattage auto_
transfo(mer type, H.P.F.; lMetal HaLlde_'Lead peaked autotrans_
for mer type, H.P.F.

teduce ballast noise and plevents heat build-up. Quick'release

hooks petnrt assembly to D€ Iemoveo lo selvlclng'
+ F lN l5 H : A . pa ted lrnrs-es odked pnare..
lncandescent units which rnatch th€ aperture appearance of H.l.D.
!nits are available. ffi
OPTI0NAL: Aux liary Lighting system for temporary lamp

MECHANICAL: Provided wrth 14) 16 ga. steel molnt ng biackets: outage. See Llghtolier Specification Sheet AUX/SUP.
also surtable for Lrse with standard and 1{ ili
lathing channels
(by others). Fixture shou d be supported by ma n Iunner oI purlln
c han ne l. LABELS: U.L. (suitable for damp Locat on);
20
a-
I
MERCURY LAMP (C OAT ED )
METAL HALIDE LAMP icoATEDr

i.*.F ;rpFH FaN.K s1.ELrG !d{ALLS.rr.LooR

2!0- I
"200

D5
tl
175- \ u-'
r-Roolcv.l-'RA,,o - 5(Rh rdd- lrh!.h e.d!d&

tl
. oib fid'lrs H'. &wrd p4a
\ r Roc^' ca

)l
l5
A
-150
r50

]0:
\ I
254 -r00
\ '10

35;

\ \ r I i l- l!5
l5
---=I:-:
20:
r5 -50
l5-
.-f -_
t0 2A

0 0
t3l l q00 Ll
n0 0

| 2 I Lt 5 6 ll I 18910|1213 lq15 15 ll 18 19 20 2 2? 23 24

This e"i.k col.ulorat chon dererdines the number ond sPo'tns ol

Ihis quick .olcLldtot chdrt determtnes ihe nunhet ond spdcing o!
4Aa \lott BT-31 units fot ony level 6{ illuninotian dnd the ossocioreJ
4OA Wott E-37 onits lar onv level a( illrnindrion ond the ossoctoted
noise level. Due ta woriotio.s berween bol/osts, Noise Cr'erio roise Ievel. Doe to vortot'ons Setween 50//osrs, Noise Critario
rdtings ore oc.urore to 13. rdtings ore occu/ore to + 3.
Lishtins Con"esion Fo.tot: 4AAW (Gald): F.C,,0.9'
Liqhii"q Con"ersion Fo.tat: 4AAw GoH): F,C' x 0'9'
SPACING RAT IO = 1.0 S PAC ING RATIO = I.1

tc-.1'.1f lf -!;1 n u*,. rt tr r r x sr r \ (; t.lr",l":)-?l t,l

l[-_[_g"*o",'riNrrBsrtf il,_'l.Ll,,l).1]1'; l., l) ;

)1

, U.J;il &*#-,.,. ua,tt,:e"&-,",,,

/.7.L. Reporr No. 15628C" fh€se coetftcients were comPured bv rhe
Zonot-Covity Merhod, I.F.5. Recomnended Procrice, on4 preporecl
fron the condlepower disttibution doto given in /ndepe'denr Tesring
LoSorotories Reporr No. 1562A, doted 9/8/'12, ond ore 6ose.j on o
20% Float Covity Reflectonce.
/.I.L. Report No. 15629C' fhese coeil'cienrs were codplted bv ihe
Zandt-Covity Method, /,E.5 Recommended Proctice, ond prepdreJ
from rAe cond/epower disttibttian ddto Itven in /ndependenr Tesrins
Loborotories Reporr No. ?5629, daled 9/ai2, ond ore bosed on o
2A% Flaor CovitY Refiedonce.

3ll'j

lo
Cohvcrsion Foctot: 4AAW lcold): C.U. 0.9. Canv.rcian Facrot: 4AAlt (Gold): C.U, x 0.9.
 This luminaire is available l0r use wilh
70W (E-23% 0r BT"25), 100W {E"23% 0r BT-25)
ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR DOWNLIGHT and 150W (55V. E-231/, ot BI-25)
High Pressure Sodium lamps (coaled).

Coflsull Faclory.

,'m']

Specular Gold SpecLrlar Black Ivlatte Beige B ack

Alzak Cone Alzak Cone Con e Multi-G roove
Balf e

SOCKFT HOUSINGT Die-cosr

olutuinan. Designed {or eflective leot
FA LLASI RETAINlNG HAOKS (2)

REFLECTORj Specu/or c/eor

ALZAK d oluninun, 16 sd,

SPRING LOADED LATCHES (3)'

Petnit rcnowol of housinq for dccess
ta splices ond/ot tap tel

BALLAST-SPLICE BOX
J UNCT/ON aox ASSEIlBLY: Locked 6y
reroining hooks t. naunt ing
frone. Conp/eie dssenbl/
MOUNIiNG B RA CKETS occess ible from 6e /ow.

1\;" Mi". - 21i"" M"'. fiOUNri NG FRAME: Die-lorred

I
APERTURE CONFr A/uminum, 16 9o.
Mott. b.ige tintsh or ALZAK@ oluminun ItU LTI-GROOVE BAFFLE: One-piec.
in specular sold or spcculor block onodized seoD/ess o/uminun. Sharply detoiled
ftr€oted ro provide U,V. rcsistant, nan-{odins concert'ric rings, in apti.dl blo.k (inish,
finish). llatte white fldhse. Motte white { lonse.

CATA LOG NO. RECESSED

IY IDTH
SPECULAR S PECU LAR SPECIJ LAR NlATTE IVU LTI- VOLT- LAI\1P
HOUSING
AGE D lAIVET E R HE]GHT
CLEAR G OLD BLAC K BE IGE GROOVE
[,1AX. I\4IN.
CONE * CONE * CONE * OONE BAFF LE *
334I2-A0 33412-Al 33412-A2 33412-A7 33412-A8 120V r00'/J t-23k, Br-25
334r3-A0 334I3-Al 33413-42 33413-A7 334llA8 277V lVercury (Coated )
334I4-A0 $4I4-Ar 334r4-A2 334I4-Al 33414-A8 120V 175W E-28, B T-28 l3rq' 2tk" 26" 16\,4,'
33415-a0 334ISAl 334IFA2 334rSAt 334rSA8 217V l\4ercury (C oated )

334I6-A0 33416-A1 334r6-42 33416-A7 334I6-A8 120V 250W E-28, BT-2I

33417-A0 33417-Ar 3341I-A2 334I7-A7 334lt- A8 211V Mercury (C oaied )

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low-brishtness dolf sht uLth ELECTRICAL: Porce a n socket'mogul base. N ckei plated
fiinrnum light-soLrrce rdentii cat on. Util zes A z:rk ref ector afd screw she Re-wired complete w th eads to 4' x 3li' x 2'
efi c ent, ong-l fe, coated mefcury lafirps to prov de a w despreaC, junct on box, 14 ga. steel. U.L- isted for throu€h branch c rc! t
soft-edged beam. Cho ce of specular go d ot spe.u ar b ack Alzak or wr ng w th maxrrnufi of (8) No. 12, 75t C supp y conductors
r:tte berge aperture cones; or ly'u t -G(oove baffle. Ba last'sp ice l4 rn - 4 oLrt), or 6O'C condLrctors for end of.un. Ballast: Constanl
box assernbly, supported by mountrng frame, s isoLated from f xiure rrattaBe aLrlotransformer type, H.P.F. encased and f I ed, attachec
ho!srng, v/hrch reduces ba last no se ard prevents heirt bLl ld-up, sp ce b ox,
Quickrelease hooks permrt assembly to be Iemoved for servlcing.
* FINISH: A11 pa nted f n shes baked enamel.
lncandescent units wh ch metch the tpeltule appearafce of H.l,D.
un its are ava ilab le. OPTl0NAL: Aux iery l ghtrng systern fo{ tempolary H. l. D. amp

MEC HA N ICA L: Rovidedwth stee mount n€ brackets;

(41 16 ga. outage. See Lrghto ier Spec f cation SiEet AUX/SUP.
also suitable for use w th standard ld' and 11? ath fg channe s iby
others),Compete ho!s ng musi be rnsta led before ce I ng s f n shed PATENTS: No. 3,0{0,172.
Fixture should be supported by ma n Mner ot pur in chenrlei. ACCESS0RY:sloped cer ng adapter. see L,ghtolrer Spec,frcatLon
LABELS: u,L. (su table lor damp Lo.ation); l.B.E.w.i C.S.A. Sheet 7920.
22
 tlj"-':rj"* I I
100

90
' rd$ rrtu * &r.drde)
80 51M
oLih*dd hr 3 Jo.{e' e4

)t
70
q0 60

l5E 50

l0: q0

25: 30

za
2t)

't 5 6 ? 8 9 tC t2 ]] lq 15

TAts qui.k colcolotq chorr determines the nvmber ond spocins oI
1A0 yr'ott E-231/, units {d ony level of illoninotian ond rAe ossoctoted
no;se /eve/. Due ro. vortorions 6elween bo//osts, No'se Criterio
rdtings ore dccurote to 13,
x 0.7, 250Wi F.C. x 1 .0. Cleor ond Gold Cone, l75v/; F.C. x 0.8, 25011;
Lightins Canwetsion Foctots: Block Cone /Mu h i-Groaft; F.C.
Clear ond Gold Conei F.C. x 1,). Eeiee Cone; F.C. x l-05.
S PAC ING RATIO - 1.3
This quick cotculotor chon derermines rhe number ond spocing of
250 Wotr E-2A units fot ony level a{ illlninotidn ond tfre dssocioted
notse ieve/ fat eithet 175 Wofi ot 250 Wott units- Due to voriotions
berween bo//osrs, Noise Crirerio .otings ore occurote to 13.
Lighting Convetsian Foctors: alock Cone/Multt'Groove, 175v1 F.C.x
1.0.
F.C, x 1.1. Beige Cone, l75W; F,C.x 0.75' 250t/i F.C. x 1.05.
SPACING RATIO - 1.0

--JTil.,r*,"-toBNT rrsrr\G rr.. r'srr c'","J*^ff i::*:.,*

llr-
r. taon.tr.rlrr ris, lJ-[-g" "*.
oaNr
kF. No tr€€t b- 9-a-?1
oD. ur4r/D1, oDe Br -t /br.

It

'utr?^h_#- ."ffinfrp*

i.f.L. Report No. 13887C, fh.se cetficie'rs wf. cohpqtcd by rA. ,.I.L. R.port No. t4212C. fAcse cefficients w.t. .ohPuted by th.
Zonal-Cavity /r{erh04 1.E.5. Rccommcnded Proctice, ond preporcd Zonat-Covitr ttcr6od, ,.E.S. Rccommended P.octicc, onJ PrePorcd
{ron the condlepower tisrtibution doto givcn in lnd.p.ndcnt T.sting lrcn tk candlepowo disrriburlon ddto qtven in ind.P.nd.nt Tcating
LoSorofo'i.s Rcport No.l388l, ddr.d 6/22n1, ond orc 5os.d on Loborctori.5 R.pott No. 14212, doted 9/8/71, ond orc Soscd on o
Flod Covitv Rcf/cctonc.. 2Mo Flod Cority R.{l.ctanc.,
,t'l
2Uv"
ca Ic.." '

It 1l\ |
r n a I
I |
n
'
!
L
lx
r
!
'
a It
.r I

,11 .. t r . ,r .r .1 I.r
i. , rt 13 ,r :! 3lr 1
,r )f ,r lr :, :r
cld i )o .. t1 .0 13 ,3
.o 3 i.o .s l.
Convers,on Foctorsi Block Cone /Mu h i-G oove; C.U. t i,0. Ciedr Converston Fo.tors for 175v1 dnd 25aw: Block Cone/Molti'Groove;
1.1. Ee ide Con.l C.U. x 1.0. Cleor ond Gold Cahei C.U. x 1,1, Beise Cone; C U. x l.
ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR DOWNLIGHT

t\y' atte Beige Black

Cone l\,4u lti-Groove
Baffle

SOCKET HOU5,N6i Di.-cost AALLASI RETAINi N6 HOOKS (2)

oluninun. D.'isn.d lo' .ffccti* Acot

REFLECTORT Spccu/or cler

ALZAK@ oluninun, l6 so. -
SPRING LOADED LATCHES (3);
Penit rcnovol of housing for occess LAIAP GU ARD: Heot.resrstodt
to spliccs ond/ot top rclompinE. sloss. Guod reqoired by
lonp nonGactarer,
JUNCTTON 8OX
BALLAST.SPLiCE 8OX
A{OUNT'NG SRACKEIS
ASSE aLYr Locked by
rctoirins books to nounting
frone. Conplere ossembly
occessiS/e from beiow.

trst'Min,
\l r',{ouNrt NG FRAAlE: Dic-fomcd

s"/,"" Dr". 826"-l'

APERTURE CONE: Aludinh, 16 so. -- Dio. LT l-GROOVE BA : ane-piece
'/ U F F LE
,{'4otr. beige tinish ot ALZAK@ olulinun seoniess o/uninum. Shdtply detoiled
in speculor sold or speculor black ondized gts/.'Di". concent'.ic rings. opticol block finish,
(treoted to prov ide U.V. rcsistdnt, non.fodins Motte whne llonge.
f,n ish). Mofre ||hire {lonsc.

CATALOG NO. R ECESSED

VOLT. iIOUSING WIDTH RECESSEO
S PEC U LAR SPECU LAR S PECULAR IVATTE MU LT I-
AGE DIAIVETER HE IGHT
CLEAR GOLD BLACK BE IGE CROOVE
* * * * MAX. MIN.
CONE CONE CONE CONE BAFF LE
33444-A0 33444-Ar 33444-A2 33444-At 33444-A8 120V 175W E-28, BT-28
33445-A0 33445-At 33445-A2 3344S47 :t344SA8 ?77V Metal Halide (Coated)
13rq" 27 t1 ?6 16\'
33446-A0 33446-Ar 33446-42 33446-At 33446-48 t20v 250W Br-28
33447-A0 33447-Al 33447-A2 3344r-At 33447-A8 217V lVetal Halide (Coated)

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low-brishtness downlisht with ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated
miftimum light-source indentification. Utilizes Alzak Ieflector and screw shell. Pre-wired complete with leads to 4" x 3y2' x 2"
efficient, long-life coated metal halide lamps to provide widespread, junction box, 14 ga. steel. U.L. llsted for through branch citcuit
soft+dged bearn. Choice of speculat gold or specular black Alzak or wiring with nraximum of (8) No. 12, 75oC supply conductots
matte beige aperture cones; or lvulti'Groove baffle. Ballast-splice (4in-4out),or 600 C conductors for end ofrun. Ballast: t€ad peaked
box assembly, supported by rnounting fIame, is isolated fiom fixture autotransformer type, H.P.F. Encased and fllled, attached splice box.
housing, which reduces ballast noise and prevents heat build-up.
FINISH: ntt pa nted finishes baked enarnel.
Quick-Ielease hooks permit assembly to be removed for servicing'
* lncandescent units which match the apettue appealance of H.l.D. 0PTI0NAL: Auxiliary lighting system for temporary H.l.D. lamp

units are available. outage, 5ee Llghtolier Specification Sheet AUX/SUP.

ACCESSORY: Sloped celling adapter. see L ghtoljer spec fication
MEC HAN ICA L: Provided wjth (4) 16 ga. steel mounting brackets; Sheet 7920.
also suitable for use wjth standard 3/a" and thi lathing channels (by PATENTS : No. s,040,172.
others),Complete housing must be installed before celling is fin shed.
Fixture should be supported by naln runner or putlin channel. LABELS: U.L. (suitable for damp location); l.B.E.w,; c.s. A.

24
 Mro. (h.ridF rcrhi.[' e!!c{ prrd

)o
,l 16. I I 9 r! | 12 t3 lll 5

This gui.k colculotor chorr deterhines ihe nunber and spocins o{

175 Wott BT-28 units fot ony level of illuninot'ion ond the osso.ioted
/€vc/ {d ethet 175 Wort ot 250 Vlott units- Due to votiotions
'oise
between 50//osts, Noise Crtrerio rdtinss ore occurore to ! 3.
Lightins Convetsion Foctors: Block Cone / Molt i-Groove, 175\'l; F.C. x
1,0, EjW; F.C. x 1.5, Cleor ond Go/d Cone, 175W; F.C. x 1.1, 2501/;
F.C. x 1,6. Eeiee Cone, 175vr'; F.C. x 1.05, 250W; F.C. x 1.55.
S PAC ING RATIO = 1.2

ll-lgr"r," oBNr rBsrr NG r"".*"r.fr

:J"rj:.,*
uc 9-3-71 RlFn No 11r'11
b. -)/ . Ek r',um tuTE.

:i
:t.

it
ii{ ffi lm

294B 65.j
6 )).? .' n rfih uourorE
t.* :?i: !,2 *"
39

ut!* qr)P"r^
^DlFt}rDtr

tt I

,.f.L. No. 14211C. Th.s. cerfict.nrs w.r. conpur.d 6y rh.

Reporr
Zonol.Covity erhod, LE.S. Rccommcnded Procticc, ond pEporcd
hon rhe condlcpowcr dist.ibution dqto siv.n in lnd.p.nd.nr T.sttng
LdSororo.i.s Rcport No. ?i2ir, dotcd 9/8n1. ond or. 6oscd on d
2G7. Floq Coviry Ref/cctonc.,

ond 250\Y:
Con
.U, x 1.o. Clear ond Goid Cone: C.U. x i.l : c.u. x 1
l-lGl'lT0l-llill zs
ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR DOWNLIGHT

--:- fiD

Specular Gold Specular Black Matte Beige Black

Alzak Cone Alzak Cone Cone Multi-Groove
Baffle

AlLLAST RETAIN/NG HOOKS (2)

SOCKET HOUSING: Die-cost
oluninun. Designed lor effective heot
J.I
Ii
REFLECIOR: Soeculor cleor
Top View
ALzaK @ otvninun, l6 so,

5PRtN6 LOADED LATCHES B)l BALLAST"SPLICE BOX

Pemi' removol of houstns for occess ASSEr'iBLY: Locked by
to splices ond/ot toP rclomping, retoin ing hooks to nounting
L]
il frcn.. ComPl.re ossedblY
JUNCTION AOX occess ibie from be/ow.

/t{OUNTiNG aRACKEfS '. 1'/

li2\"
r',1" Mi". - h1"'.
MOUNTING FRAIIE: Die'forned

@r
tluLTl-GROOVE BAF F LE: One-piece oluninon'
Shorply deroiled concentic tings, oPricol 5ld'k
+ini.h. Motte white tlonqe.

c ATALOG N RECESSED
WIDTH
sPEcil;l s pecuLAd S PECULAR I\1ATTE I\,1U LT I. VOLT
AGE
- HOUS ING RECESSED
HE IGHT
CLEAR G OLD BLACK BEIGE GROOVE DIAI!1ETER
IVAX. IN.
* * * BAFFLE *
IM
CONE CONE CONE CONE

33418-A0 33418-41 33418-A2 334r8-A7 334r8-A8 12 0V 400w E-37, B T-37

33419AI 33419-A8 211V l,4erc ury (Coated )
33419-A0 33419-Al 334U-42 19 " 29" ?ata "
33448-A0 33448-Ar 33448-A2 33{48-Al 33448-48 I2 0V 400w E-37, B T-37
33449-48 271V [4eta I Halide (Coaied )
33449-40 3344SAr 3344S-A2 33449-A7

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: downlleht with

Low-br ishtness ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated
ninimum light-source indentification. Utilizes Alzak reflector and screw shell. Pre-wiled complete with leads to 4" x 3h" x 2'
efficient, long-life coated mercury lamps or coated metal halide lamps junction box, 14 ga. steel, U.L. listed for through branch cilcuit
to plovide widespread, soft€dged beam. Choice of specular gold, wiring with maximum of (B) No, 12, 75oC supply conductors
specular black Alzak or matte beige apelture cone, or IVulti-GIoove (4 in - 4 out), or 600C conductors for end of tun. Ballast: Encased
baffle. Ballast-splice box assembly, supported by mounting frame is and filled, attached splice box. lvlercury_-Constant wattage auto-
isolated trom fixture housing, which reduces ballast noise and transforrner type, H.P.F.; [,4etal Halide--Lrad peaked autohans -
prevents heat buili-up. Quick{elease hooks perrnit assembly to be former type, H.P.F.
removed for servicing. FINISH: Arl painied flfishes baked enamel.
* lncandescent !nits which match the apeltule appealance of H.1.0.
0PTI0NAL: Alxiliarv lightifg svstem for temporary H. 1.0. lamp
units are available.
outage. See Ljghtolier Specif cation Sheet AUX/SUP. fM
ACCESS0RY:sloped ceiling adapter. see Lightolier spec fication
MECHANICAL: Plovrded with (4) i6 ga. steel molnting brackets; Sheet 7920.
also suitable for use r/ith standard i6' and 1ll" athing channe s (by
PATENTS: No. 3,040,172.
others).Complete housing mLlst be installed before ceiling ls finished.
Fixture should be supported by main IUnner or purlin channel. LABELS: u.L. (sujtable for damp location); l.B.E W.; c.s A

26
 MERCURY LAMP (COATE D) METAL HA LIDE LAMP (COATED)
.200
-l
t75 Il \_
\ -/l-
+- Foo,cM Rr . F.,d.rc.h!k&r'"dc-,i
RmuvrrY RATro- 5
\--f
-eosq,v
Lttt
urro-m

)c N-
q0
r25----i

r00- 35;
' 15-- 305

'50- 25o
20
2 2 3

12 t3 11 /e 9 o r r.) l, r' r.5 ! , I 19 .0 ll

fh,s quick Ealcutdtot chd.t determines the numbe. o''d sPoctDg 6f
4OO Wo]J E-37 units 6t ony level 6( illuninotion ond the ossoctored
noise level. Due ro voriotions Serwco bd/losrs, Noise Crireria
rotings o.e oc.qrote to 13,
SPACING RATIO = 1.0
rhis quick .olculotor chdrt dcre'mincs rhe nunber ond spacins o(
4OO Watt 8T"37 units {o. ony l.vel ol illudinotion ond rhe ossocioted
notse levei. Dve to vdriotions berween bollosts, Noise Crite.io
rorings oe occurotc to t 3,
SPACING RATIO = 1.4

r,a'onrrorr
lJ-1g'*"-oarrr'srr.c"^,:*gTfj? ji.;l,j-i;: T*str s. ri-o-
ll-_1g"*". 'DNT
r..G f,

L,-:*,..

)o

, [u,1em,4,,,

/.LL, Rcpoa No. t563OC. rfi.s. coefficients weE comPet'd bv rh' l.T.L, R.porr No. 1563lC. fhese coef{icients were comPured bv th.
Zondt-Cavity M.rlrod, ,.E.S. Rccommcnded Pactice, ond cptcd Zono!-Cavity r'nerhod, I.E.S. Recommended P'octice, ond Pr.Porcd
lrcn the condlcpower dist bvtion dato given in fcst'dg froa rhc co"dlcpove. distriSurion doto give. in ,nd.Pehdent fcsritg
Lobororories RePo.t No. 1563O, dotcd 9Rn2, 'nd'Pcndent
ore Sosed on o LoSorotdt.s R.port No' 15631, dored 9/8n2, ond orc bosed on q
"na 2V' FIo6t Covity Rcll..tdn.e.
2V. Floo. CaeitY R.ll..tonc..

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jl
IL

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OPEN ELLIPSOIDAL DOWNLIGHT

tfih r

Specular B ack Matte Beige Black

A zak Cone Cone Multi Groove
Baffle

BALLASI REIAINING HAOKS (2)

I
50CKEt HOUSINGi Die.cost oluninun'
Designcd for e{fecrive heor d,5siPorion.
I

REFLECTOR; Specu/or cieor

tLzt K @ oluninu^, 16 sa.
MU LT |-GROOV E B AF F LE : One'piece
seonless oluninun. Sht@ly detailed
.oncentti. tinas, opticol block linish-
RETAINiNG SPR/NGS: Secure
re(le.t.t to nounlinq ring

JUNCT/ON BOX BALLAST.SPLICE BOX

ASSE aLY: Lockcd bY
retoining Aooks to nounting
AlOUNT/N6 ARA CKETS trone. Conplete ossenblY
occess iSle from 6e/ow.

T-
l1
t'/"" nn, - z'/"" u",.
3"

$)
14OUNrlNG FR AlnE : D ie.{ or ned
IAOUNT ING RING: Dte{ost 7j/a'Dio.
o luninun. Prov ide s t lonse less
trih in ploster .eilins. 7 Dio.
OLDED TR If1 RING;
AP ERTURE CONE: Pernoncntly P6wides nininun+ idth
uwertop
lost.ned ta rc{lecro tlonsed trin in dty ceilins.
Specuior b/oc k ALZAK@ or s5;'D,d. lloy qlso 6e used in Plostet
notte beise I inish- ce ilinq. \lhite finish.

CATALOG NO. RECESSED WIDTH

HOUS IN G RECESSEO
SPECU LAR IVATTE BLACK VOLTAGE HE IGHT
LTI.GR OOVE D IAIMETER
BLACK BEIGE folu
IN.
BAFF LE *
t!'lCX. M
CONE * CONE

33420-A2 3342t}47 33420-A8 120V 100w A-23 26" 24tr, 9'/",

8%,
33421-A2 33421-Al 33421-48 277V Mercury (Coated )

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Hish erriciencv, low{riehtness
downlight. Utilizes Alzak Ieflectq and efficiency, long'life, coated
mercury lamp to provide widesptead, soft€dged beam. 500 visual cut'
off to lamp. Choice of specular black Alzak or matte beige aperture
cone or Multi-Groove baffle. Baliast'spllce bcx assembly, sLlppotted
by mounting fiame, ls isolated from fixture housing, whlch reduces
permit
ballast noise and prevents heat bLllld-up. Quick{elease hooks
assembly to be removed for selviclng.
* lncandescent units which rnatch the apert!{e appearafce of H.l.D.
Lrliis are ava ilab le.
[,'IECHANICAL: Prov ded with (4) l6 Sa steelmountLng brackets:
also suitable for use with standard 34" and 1li' lathlng channels
(by others). Fixture should be supported by maln IUnner or pur ln
channe l.
28
ELECTRICAL: Porcelaln socket-medium base. Nickel plated
screw shell. Pre,tired comp ete with leads to 4' x 31,r" x 2"
]unction box, 14 ga. steel. U'L. listed for through branch cilcLlit
wiring with fiaximum of (8) No. 12, 75oC supp y conductors
(4 in - 4 outl, or 600C conductors foI end of Iun. Ballast: Constalrt
wattage a!totransformer typ€, H.P-F.; encased and fllled, attached
s plice box.
FINISH: n I painted finishes baked enarnel.
0PTI0NAL: Auxiliary lighting svstem for temporarv H.1.0' lamp
outage. See Lightolier Specificatlon Sheet AUX/SUP.
ACCESS0RY:sloped ce lins adaptel. see Lightolier specification
sheet 7920.
PAT EN TS: No. 3,040,172.
LABELS: U.L. (s!ltable for damp locat oi)i l.B.E.w.; c.s.A'
 .R@I SURFACE REfLECTTiCE

\ tt
urlo- r{ftlrdl- rorrt.tlt. jo€
uno- 5{E[fidi- hlt.rl iho!.

ii{ l-
)Q rl0

30
x -\-_
.-- -f---t---
";....t..-
Rdn ioL. Rliixtim c4fii€irdi:

'r 5 5 7 8 I l0 lt 12

i 'i-his quick col.ulotot chad dere.Dines rhe DUnlGt ond sPo'ins ol

lOO llan A.23 onits with beige cone lot onv level of illuninotion ond
rh. dssocioted noise /evel. Due to voriotiots bctween 50/losrs,
Noise Crire.io roiinss ore occurore to +3.
Lishtins Convetsion Focror: l00W A-23 (Block Cone/lluhi'Gtoove)'
F.C. , O 9.

S PAC ING RATIO - 1.I

r\DElrD\rrlji\-T Tl]STING l,rll0AATOnl8S. INC-

!o*on : r/3"

)0

i,T.L. Reporr No. 19355C. Tl'e3e coefftciedts were conPuted bv the

Zonot-Cdvity /'{ethod, 1.E.S. Recommended Proctice, ond prapored
,t ftom the <ondl.powet disttibution doto siven in lndePe'detr fesrrtg
Loboroto.tes Rcport No. 19355, dot.d 6/26/75' o"d ore bosed on o
I 20% Floot Cdvity Ref/ectonce.

" i.:'^":..,:".i"""'
I

't-'

'1

convers,o' Focror: 100w A-23(Btock Cone /ituh i.Gtooee t' C.U. x o.9. l.lGl'lT0l-llil? zs
OPEN ELLIPSOIDAL DOWNLIGHT This luminaite is available lor use with
70W (E-23% 0I BT-25),100W (E-23% or BT-25)
and 150W (55V. E-23% or 8T"25)
High Pressure Sodium !amps (c0ated).

Consult Factory.

Specular Gold Alzak Cone Specular Black Alzak Cone firnr

Ivlatte Beige cone Black N,lu ti Groove Baffle

SOcKET HOUSIN6: Dle-cost BALLAST RETAIN'NG HOAKS Q)

otuninun. Destgned (or ef{ective fiedt

REFLECTORi SPccu
ALZAK @ otuninon, l6 so
lor < leor
L,,r"--
* LAMP GUARD: For retolhatide MU LT l-GRAOV E B AFF LE : One-piece
tonp only. Hedntesistont sloss seonless oluninun. Shotply detoiled
Guotd rcquiled by lonp nonotacturer. concentic rinss, opticol blo.k {inish.
ll'otte whne {lanse.

6ALLAST.SPL/C6 BOX
JUNC']ON AOX ASSE aLYr Locked by
rerotntng 6ooks to mou,ting
MOUNTING ARA CKEIS ione, Conplcte ossenbly
occessibie from be /ow.

li
rr;'r^1in.-2's'r d,. :
APERTURE CONE:
T-Alonlnun, " 15 so. s'/,u"
MOUNIrNG FRArlEi Di.-formed
95/s\\Dio.
,1orte Selse finish or ALZAK@ oluninun D io.
ln specolot sold or saculot block onodized
(treot'ed to provide U,V. rcsistont' non-{odins 11'\ Dio.
{inish). l oie whne {lonqe.

]ATAL OG NO. RECESSED

S PECU LAF SPEC U LAR SPEC U LAR IMATTE IVULT I. VOLT - H OUS ING WIDTH RECESSED
]LEAR G OLD BLACK BE IGE GROOVE AGE DIAI\4ETER HE IGHT
tN.
:ONE t CONE t CON E I CONE BAF FLE T [4AX. tv

33424-40 33424-Ar 33{24-A2 33424-A7 33{24-48 t20v 175W E-28, BT-28

33425-A0 3342$At 3:t42$A2 3342tAt 3342$A8 27 7V lVercury (C oated )

33426-A0 33{26-Ar 33426-A2 3:t426-47 33426-A8 120V 250W E-28,8T-28

3342I-A0 33427-Al 33427-42 33421-A7 33427-A8 27 7V Mercury (Coated) IO )A, 27\, 26' 15'
33454-A0 33454-41 3345+A2 33454-Al 33454-A8 120v 175W E-28, BT-28
3345SA0 33{5$Al 33{5$A2 3345S47 3345SA8 277V l\4etal H alide i'( Coated )

33456-A0 33456-Al 33456-42 33456-At 33456-A8 120v 250W BT-28

57-A0 33457-Al 33/157-42 3:t/157-A7 33457-48 ?17V Metal H alide'! ( Coated

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Hlsh eiriclencv, low-br iehtness ELECTRiCAL: Porcelaln socket-nrosLrl base, Nickel plated
dov/n light, Utilizes Alzak reflector and efficient, long-life, coated screw shelL. Fie-wired complete with leads to 4' x 3l{" x 2"
mercury lamps or coated metal halide lamps to plovide widespread, junction box, 14 ga. steel. U.L. listed for through branch c rcuit
soft-edged beam. Minimurn of 55o visual cut'off to lamp and lamp wrrng with maxim!m of (B) No. 12, 750 C supply conductors
image in reflector. Choice of ap€Iture cones; or baff Bal ast-splice e {4 in - 4 out), or 600C conductors fol efd of Iun. BalLast: Encased
box assernbly, supported by mounting fIame, is isolated from fixture and filled, attached splice box. lvlercuty-Constani wattage auto.
housing, which reduces ballast noise and prevents heat build'up' transf or mer type, H. P.F.; lyletai Ha I ide . Lead pea ked autotransf or ner
QuickJelease hooks permit assembly to be removed for setvicing. type, H.P,F.
tlncandescent units which nlatch lhe apertLrre appearance of H.l.D. 0PTI0NAL: Auxi iary lght ng system fo temporary H..D.iamp
Ltn ts are available. outage. 5ee Lightolier Sp€clficat on Sheet AUX/SUP.
FINISH: ntt painted fLnishes baked enamel. ACCESS0RY:sloped ce lng adapter. see Lghto er Specrfrcatron
M EC HAN I CA L: Prov ith (4) l6 ga. stee I mounting brackets;
ded w Sheet 7920.
also s! tab e for use with standard l; and 1l'2' lathing channels (by PATENTS : No. 3,040,172.
othersl.Complete hous ng mlst be installed before ceLling rs f n shed-
FixtLre should be supported by rna n Iunner ot put in channei'
LABELS: U.L. lsuitable for danrp Location); i.B.E.w.; c.S.A.

30
 M ERCURY LAMP (COATED] METAL HALIDE LAMP (COAT ED)

R^rro- r(h.iidd,- 0rtr3.Hi rhoE wl pLr)

5(h.ridh- ? r h3. Hr. rhoE rck
5 hs' Hl :bo[ ldr p {d ovrn uno - lolftn. iidii - f,r. il{. &r *l da)

)0 ..r5 cirri.0.6 fdlr {l Fl.i

I 9 l0 | l2 13 8 9 r0 rl 12 ll

fhis quick colculotat chott derermines rhe nonbe. dnd sPocins al
250 Wott E-28 units with cledr cone fq any l.vel o{ illotuinotian dnd
the ossocioted no,se /eve/ fot eithet 175 llan or 250 Woit units. Due
to vdridt'lons berween 6ol/osrs, Notse cr,rerio rctinss ote oc.utote
to 13.
Lishtins Canvetsian Foctors: Gold Cone, 175Wi F.C. x 4.7, 250W;
F.C. x 0.95.8eiee Cone, 175v/; F.C. t 0.6.250Vtt F.C. x 085. A/ock
Cone/Malti-Groove. 115\'t; F.C. x 0.55,250w; F.C. x 4.75.
SPACING RATIO = 1.4
This quick .olculotot chod dererdites the nunber ond spocins of
175 Wdtt BT-28 un'rs witl c/eor cone {or any level o{ illuninotion ond
the osso.idred no,se /evel for eirher 175 \ dtt or 250 vlott units. Due
ro voriotions 5et@en bdlldsrs, No;se Criterto totings dte oc.ltote
L'ghting Conversion Foctors: Gold Cone, 175\'l; F.C. x 4,95, 250||;
F.C. x 1.4. Eeiee Cone, 175Wi F.C. x 0.85,25Aw; F.C. x 1.25. Block
Cone/Muhi-Groove, 175w; F.C. x 0,8, 25011; F.C. x 1.15.
SPACING RATIO " 1.45

G.or*"aortr rEsrrrG rBolr.troRlBs. rs(. rl Drirrt:\llti\T TD\Tl\l; l,llllrlt tT()llll:s. llta '
a
..-
"+-
r.

lii!""$ii""

)ff

wt+J^l_ Alta,.4
l.T.L. Repdr No. 11775C. These coetficients \|ere <onput.d by the LI.L. Report No. 17777C, Ihese ceftic,ents were conPuted bv the
Zonol.Covity Merhod, l.E.S, Recomnended Prc.ti.e and PrcPoted Zond!.Cdvity erhod, J.E.5. Recomrended Prcctice, dnd PtePoted
fton the condlepower disttibution dotd siven in Independenr fest'ins frcn rhe .ondlep*et disttibotion doto given in lnd.pendont Tesring
Lobororories R€port No. 17775, doted 4/8/74, dnd ore bosed on o Lobororories Repoa No. 17777, doted 8/7/74' ond ore bosed on o
Fl.ot Cov ity Rel/ectonce. 20% Floot Covity Reflectonce.

i1i:
rl
' I.i t
]L

)-Q
il io. Fd.t6.< {ot 175W 2501/: Gold Cone: C.U. x 0.95; Be Convers,or Focfors for 175\tr' ond 250tv:Gold Cone:C.U. x O.95; Beise
: C.U. r 0.85; Alo.k Cone/t'auhi-Goo"e: C.U. v 0.75. Cone: C.U. x 0.85; Block Cone /M! lt i-Gftave: C.U' x 0.8.

l-lGt.tT0l-llit?
 REGRESSED LENSLITE This luminaire is available lor use with
10W lE-231/, ot 81-25),100W (E-23% 0r BT-25)
and 150W (55V. E 231/, ot 81'25)
High Pressure Sodium lamps (coated).

Consult Factory.
|'hr

SOC(ET HOUSIN6: Dic-cosr BALLAsT RETA IN/NG HOOKS (2)

oluninun. D.s isncd fot.ffc.tive

REFLECTORT Semi-specu/or
ALZAK @ i6 qo.
"t"-i"u^
c leor
1,,,)
CONCEALED
S PR ING 'ORSIONI/TE

PR/S/,{Aric LENS: 11%tt Dio. EALLAST.SPLICE 80X

Resressed 2\a't trcn ceilinq line.
A55E,9aLY: Loc ked bY
rero ining hooks to nounting
JUNCTION BOX frome. Conple;e ossemblY
occcss,l/e from below.
A,IOUNI/N6 ARACKEIs
-
}

t1/^" hi,. - 2'/^' M",.

MOUNTING FRAME: Die"forned

12'i Dio.---)
DIT-CA5 I FfVFRSISLE IPII'I FRALiE:
Di E.CAsT LENS sEZE FIush l2Yrtt Dio. prov,des overropp,ng tttF ta. d,y.etttnss
,llorte whir. fin ish. or con 5e reversed on rhe iob ds f/onq.less
o"ertop 131/$" Dio. plostet (rcne. lAott. whne {inish.

RECESSED W IDTH
HOUS ING RECESSED
CATALOG NO. VO LTAGE T
D IAMETER t\,lAX - t\,ltN , HE IGH

33612- EB t20v r00..l// E-23t1, BT-25

336Xt-EB 277V l\rlerc ury (Coated)
33614-EB 120V t75W E-28, BT-28
336lSEB 211V Mercury (Coated )

33616-EB 120V 250W E-28, BT-28

13' 26' 24 ti" 13 i,. ,

33617- EB 277V L,lercury (C oated )

33644-EB 120V 175W E-28, BT-28

33645-EB 271U Meial Halide (coated )

33646-EB 120V 250W E-28, BT-28

33647-EB ?77V Metal Halide (Coated )

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low brishtness downlight which ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated
uses efficient,long-life.coated mercury lamps or coated metal halide screw shell. Pre-wired complete with leads to 4" x 3y2' x 2"
lamps to provide a nedium,soft€dged beam. Prismatic lens redilects junction box, 14 ga, steel. U.L. listed for through branch circuit
and diffuses the light, filtering out the high-angle glare component. witing t!ith maximurn of (8) No. 12, 750C supply conductors
L€ns is regressed in a deep bezel, shieldinE the light source. Con- (4 in - 4 out), or 600C conductors for end of run. Ballast: Encased
cealed Torsiontite springs hold lens bezel sn!8ly within trim flarne. and filled, attached splice box. l$ercury--Constant wattage auto-
Ballast-splice box assernbly, supported by mounting flame,is isolated transforrrPr type, H.P.F.; lvleta I haLide--L!ad peaked autotrans.
from fixture housing, which leduces ballast noise and prevents heat formel type, H,P.F.
built-up. Quick{elease hooks perrnit assembly to be rernoved for
0PTIONAL: Auxiljary Lighting svstem for tenporarv H.l.D. lamp
servlc ing. outage. (not available fq 250W units)' See Lightoliet Specification
Sheet AUX/SUP.
FINISH: Allpairted finishes baked enamel
ACCESS0RY: sLoped ceil ng adapler- see Lrghtolier spec f cat on
MECHANICAL: Provided with(4) 16 ga. steel mounting blackets: Sheet 7920.
also sLtitabl€ for ri
use wlth standard and 1l?" lathing channels
PATENTS: No. 2,es8,s11.
(by others). Fixt!re should be suppolted by main runner or p!t in
c ha nne l- LABELS: U.L. (suitable for damp location); lB.E.w; C S.A.

32

t
 MERCURY LAMP (COAT EO) METAL HALIDE LAMP (COAT EO)

io(,r grFLE iEFLEctI,rEs, &1

i@{c vlrY i io. (n^ndd,. rorlrr lr. r.'. rr 75- . r(en iid$. trrnt & &*rrr,
ioorc vr i no- e(rrlldd- rrn.lr. |hq rr dn) ' t(erfrdi- r!nr nr. idr wr d'

tn
qvrY irrE - ro(fttr rdd - rt, }l. id. wr p n ) 50

25

00
$\ : (tu. i rd - ltr
r0

t.-!*"! *"*
i
I
'ri.
lh4. d rrn)

065 C.llriti 0.05 rnrr&d Fcq

\
:-=-:

?00

t0 rl u55 7 8 9 t0 12 13 r\
'r5 6 7 8 9 12 '. r'r t5 15

This suick cdlculotat chott datcrDines thc nunbcr ond spacins
175 Wotr E-28 units {ot dny leeel o{ illunindtioh ({o. 100 Wott units,
nultiply f.c. by O,si far 250 Wot| units, nultiply {.c. hy 1,5) ond the
ossocidred noise leve/ tor elrie. 100 Wott, 175 Wott ot 25O Wdti units,
Due to votiotlons bet||een bollost, Noise CtirerJo rctlnss orc
o{ Thts qutck colculotor chort derernines rhe nunber ond spocins of
175 vlort BT-28 units fo ony level of illuninotion (fot 25O Vld units,
huhiply f.c. by l.5)ond ihe ossoctored noise level {otenhet175Wdt't
at 25O lldtt units. Doe to vdtidtians berween bollosfs, Noise Crrerto
roiinqs ore oc.urote ro 1 3.

SPACING RATIO = 1.0 SPACING RATIO = 1.0

ll-1-,...3*r*r*_'oD\TTEsrr-\-'or,ABo..ilronrrs.rr-(. I trttr;*r,at r,ar r]:srrlr, r. t*olr.rronrf,\. r\r'.

II Itr-

)n

.kla,xq^-^,",,

,.I.L. Repo.t No. 15868C. Ihese coefjicienrs we.e

Zonol-Covity r''terhod, /.E.S. Recommnded Prc.tice, ond prepoted Zonol-Covity ,tlethod, 1.E.5. RecoDdEnded Ptoctice, ond pepored
{rcn rhc condlepo\|et distrihuti'n dotd given in lddependent festi'9 from rlre condlepower disttibotion dato siveh in lndependent Testing
Loborotories Repod No. 15867, dot.d 1l/A/72' ond ore Sosed on o L,borotories Report No. 75868, doted 1l/8/72, ond ore Sosed on o
2A% Fbat Co!ity Ref/ectonce. 20% Floor Covity Reflecroncc.

'"i::'.:r."i'""" I

;:

)l'f :l

l.ii
Cdnversion Fd.tors: 1N Wott dnd 2sA V./di: C. Conversion Foctor: 250 Wottl C.U.'s t ].0.

r-r(it'tT()t-ilit? 33
WALLWASHER

rDt

Specular Clear Specular Gold Specular Black N,4 atte Belge

Alzak Cone Alzak Cone Alzak Cone Con -.

EALLAST RE TA ]N/NG HOOKS (2) I ACKING DEV ICE:

Steele!,d€ ri'!9 <dn
HOUSINGi A/um'.uo, l6 6e rorored 350' ond
lock€d tn pos ition
RFFLECfORi Scmi-sp.culo' CONCEALED TORSiONIiIF olt.t instolldtion lo
aLZAK@ oteninun, 16 5PR]NGS dss ure pos itive o/i9n_
ment o, op€rture cone

ACCESS DOOR: For occess

SPRING LOADED LATCHES (3): AALLAST.SPLlCE BAX

Penit Enovdl ol housi.g tor dccess A55€rVaLY: Locked by
to splices and/ot roP reroining hooks to tuountins
frome. Comp/ere ossemb/y
J UNCTION BO occess i6le froD be/ow.

A4OUNTING BRA CKEIS

@t
rL/s" Mi^. - 2t/s" t ax.

MoUNLNG F RAlt'E: Die-lorned

AP€RIURE CONE: Aluninun' 16 so'
Morte beige tinish ot ALZAK6') oluninon
in sDe.utor bloc\ o, specttor qold onodtzed
k,elrcd ro p,"";d" U.v. 'es'sto , Aa"'lod:rc
finish) or seculor cleot. Motte |9hite (lonse'

RECESSED
CATALOG NO. WIDTH
H OUS ING RECESSED
PECIJLAR SPECULAR SPECULAR lvlATT E VOLTAGE
S
DIAMETER HE IGHT
CLEAR GOLO BLAC K BE IGE
iIAX MIN.
CONE *
-
+ CONE
CONE + CON E
3S12-A0 339r2-Ar 33S12-42 339r2-47 120V i00w R-40
[,lercury (C oated )
3391$A0 33313-Ar 339r3-A2 33913-A7 277V 13 )q' 27\' 26' 15'
33914'A0 33914-At 33914-A2 339r4-Al 120V 175W R-40
33915-A0 33915-At 33915-A2 339tSA7 27 7V lvlercury (Coated )

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Low-brishtness wall washer'
Semi-specular Alzak leflectot, acting together with heat-resistant
s ead tens, functions with efficient, long_life, coated rnelcury R
lamps to illuminate veltical surfaces up to ceiling line srnoothly
and evenly without scallops. Concealed Torsiontite springs seclre
ape!ture cone{etainet assembly in trim flame after instaLlation and
for relamping. Ballast-splice box assembly, suppo.ted by mo!nting
fram€, is isolated.ftorn fixtule housinS, which reduces ballast noise
and prevents heat build_up. Quick.release hooks permit assembly to
be removed for servicing.
* lncandescent units which match the aperture appeatance of H
units are ava ilab le.
LABELS: U.L. (suitable for damp locatlon); l.B E w.; c.s
ELECTRICAL: Porcela n socket-medium base Nickel plated
screw shell. Pre-wired complete with leads to 4' x 3l/2" x 2'
junction box, 14 ga. steel. U L. listed foI through branch circuit
wiring with maximum of (8) No. l2' 750C supply conductot3
(4 in - 4 out), or 600C for end of lun. Ballast: Constant wattage
autotransfolmel type, H.P F.; encased and filled, attached splice
box.
FINISH: nttpainted finishes baked enamel.
lD. MEC HAN ICA L: Provlded wlth {4) l6 ga. steelmount ng brackets;
also suitable for use wlth standard tl' and i12" lathing chainelslby
others).Complete ho!s ng must be lnstalled before celLing s f nished'
A' Fixture should be supported by main runner or p!t in channel

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 EXAMPLE: With multiple units, using 175 Watt lanps,
located 3' from wall and.3' on center, the illumination on wall
l
3'down from ceiling is 49 footcandles and the illuflination on
wall3'down from ceiling between units is 52 footcandles.

tq il
;) I
p
Footcandle values are averaged and rounded off and tables aie
based on a minlmum of f ve !nits. For fixture-to-wall distances,
other than those shown,!se maxlmurn of ltolspacing(distance
between flxtures : dlstance to wall) for best. Iesults.

175W R.4O (FOR IOOW R.4O MULTIPLY DATA BELOW BY 0.5)

FOOTCANDLES ON WALL FROM MULTIPLE UNITS FOOTCANDLES ON WALL FROM SINGLE UNIT
UNITS 2 FEET D]S-IANCE TO S IDE OF UNJT (FE E T)
r234s6
1 50 36 10 321
2 55 43 18 732
F
!- 77 82 71 s3 58 53 33 31 188 422r
d
3
4 56 60 56 42 40 42 22 19 13 8 4 3 2l
z 5 39 44 39 31 30 13 12 914321
J 6 30 30 30 22 24 88 75422r
!!l
1 24 24 24 l8 19
o 8 19 20 19 15 16
9 18 14 14 13 44 3322
!- 10 14 1? 11 12 33 3222
!J
() 9 11 I 3332221
z 11 13 14 13
t2 11 14 11 9 11 9 3322221
F
2 10 r0 I0 B 2222
rzl 10 10 l0 8 2222
UNITS 3 FEET FROM WALL
D]STANCE TO SIDE OF I]NI-T (FEET)
23456
14
1
2 29 24 157 3 2
F 17 95
3 27 25
d 4 18 18 14953 2

IJ 5 13 13 11 85
E
6 99 9 75
o 7 21 21 2l 17 16 17 776543 22
o 8 17 18 17 15 14 15 565443 22
tLL 9 16 15 16 12 12 T2 454 43222
ul 10 14 14 14 !2 10 12 443 33222
o
z 11 rr 12 11 9 10 9 33322 221
F 12 11 11 11 9 10 9 33322 221
? 11 11 11 9 8 332 2221
8 10 8 6 6 222 ?211
UN IT5 4 FEET FROM WALL
DlSTANCE TO SIOE OF UNIT iFEET)
23456
1 2 111
2 4 3211
f- 74
3
d 4 85
)
= 5 13 13 11 85432
6 10 10 9 75432
o 1 20 20 20 14 14 14 88765
z
o 8 16 16 16 12 12 12 66654
E 9 5544
TL
10 4444
z 11 11 10 33
F 12 9 10 33 332222
I 13 23222 222
22222 221
WALL WASHER/DOWNLIGHT

6l!

Specu ar Clear Alzak SpPcLrlrrGodAz]k

RFFLECTOR/HOUSIN G: ALZ AK@

SOCKE7 HOUSING: Di.'.ost aluninun'
D.5 isn.d tot .tt.ctiv. h.ot d is s ipot ion'
otuninun, 15 so. SPeculor clcor or
spcculor sold, to notch ordurc 'o"''
DOwNLIGHT REFLFCIORT Specu/or
clcor or spcculor sold Alzok. Opcnins in
rcltcctor (os sccn fron woll) parnits
(2)
rcllcaorkousing to P.r{otn os woll AALLASI R€IA INJNG HOAKS
ToP Vi'w
wosher. lAoy bc rcoti.ht.d dnd lockcd
dftet tixtu?. is instoll.d.
(Acccss ory: R. { l. ctol w it hout s tdc BALLAST.SPLICE BOX
opcnins is ovoilobl. ta cont. edll ASSEfiALY: Lo< ked 6Y
||osh.t to downlisht oaly' reioin'ng Aooks to nauntin9
RETA,N/N6 CLtP: SihPlili.s rcnovdl lrone. Conplete ossenblY
ol rclt.ctot/houstns lu insPcctio^ o^d d..essibie lrom be/ow.

JUNCTION BOX
AlOUNIING ARA CKEII

t" t in. - 2tL" Mo'.

1- 6Flr
7t/^" Di". -l MOUNT/NG FRAME: Drc'f ored
I tush uvertdq
RING: Dl.'cost
o/umlnum. Provldcs {i onsc less
^IOUNTING MOLO€D tR/il RING r

ttln ln Pldst.t .elling. Prcr iaes ninin!n.width

llonsed rrin in dty ..ilins.
oy o/so 5. used in plostct
ce ilins. Whit. t in ish,

CATALOG NO. RECESSED WIDTH

I00w A-23
Mercury (Coated )
AccEssoRY: Downlight reflector without side opening, to convert
any Wall Washer to downlight only application.

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low+rishtness wall washer/ ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket'medlum base' N ckel plated
screw shell, Pre_w red complete with leads to 4 ' 3t2 x
2
downlight. Utilizes efficient, long-life, coated melcuty lamps to junction box, 14 ga. steel. U.L. listed for through branch circu t
orovide- smootn, unscalloped vertical sulface illumination
togerhel
characteristlcs of the A'lamp open reflector down- wiring with maxifium of (8) No. 12, 750 C supply conductors
with downlight
leflector which cmverts any (4 in - 4 o!t), or 600C conductols for end olrun Ba ast: Constant
ligtrt, An optional accesso!y downlight
wattage autotransforl'ier type, H.P.F ; encased and filled'
attached
wattwashet to downlight applicatlon is available'
splice box.
* lncandescent units which match the aperture appea!ance of H'l'D'
units ae availab le.

F lN ISH: ett painted f n shes baked enarne L.

ga' steel rnolnting brackets;
MECHAN ICA L: Provided with (4) 16
,i.o suitaute for use with standard 14' and 112' lathing channeLs (by
is finished'
others),Complete housing must be installed before cerling IBEw CSA'
or purlin channel' LABELS: U.1,. (surtable for damp locatronl;
Fixture sho!ld be supported by main runnel
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 EXAI\4PLE: With multiple c lear
cone uniis located 4t from the
wall and 8r on center (matching
downlights 8' on center) the
lllumination on the wall 3l
ceiling is 17f.c.
down frorn the
beneath fixtLrres and 11f.c,
between fixtures.

FOOTCANDLES ON WALL FROM MULTIPLE UNITS _ CLEAR CONE, 1OOW A-23 MERCURY (COATED)
UX ITS 2 FEE']
2t F-_4' __
Fr 61 70 67 50 44 50 45 28 45
"-) M9284 65 54 65 59 32 59
90 102 90 64 71 64 55 41 55
-4 80 87 80 54 62 54 41 46 4l
. 65 67 45 46 35 39
o: 50 48
65
50 34 39
45
34 28 30
35
28
o7 3t 42 37 28 30 28 22 25 22
30 34 30 24 21 24 2A 21 2A

25 20 24 20 18 L9 18
z 1a 2\ 18 22 18 17 16 11

'- lr t8 22 t8 11 19 17 15 i5 15
6\? 17 19 17 15 18 15 15 14 15

UNITS 3 FEET FROM WALL

6l
-4!|F5'
[1 29 32 29 24 24 24 21 18 21 20 13 20
-2 37 39 31 30 29 30 27 21 27 25 16 25
43 43 43 36 30 36 32 22 32 30
14 46 49 46 37 37 37 32 21 32 31 2I 31
9ls 46 48 46 32 38 32 21 32 21 25 26 25
:6 ?5 29 25
Oj 35 38 28 29 28 22 25 22 18 22 18

)0
35
Ee 31 33 31 25 26 25 2A 22 2A 17 19 11

3g
z 10
21
24
29
2e,
27
24
23
22
23
2D
23
22
17
16
19
17
17
16
16
14
16
15
16
14
flir 21 23 2l i9 t8 i9 14 16 14 t3 14 13

312 19 2l 19 17 16 11 13 15 13 12 13 12

UNITs d FEET FROM WALL

7t

Ir t9
23
20
24
1S
23
16
19
16
19
16
19
14
18
13
l5
I4
18
la
L5
11
lr
ld
16
3
16
I
l0
1.
16

=3
25
28
26
29
25 21
25
21
22
2l 19
22
18
l8
19 l8
20
14
t5
18 rur
19
LLU
12
u.z.t
lq 28 25 22 2A l9
o5 30 32 30 25 25 25 23 2A 23 21 16 2\ 20 13 20
?1 23 2l 18 16 18 17 15 17

!-8 21 29 27 22 25 22 l8 2T 18 16 16 16 15 15 15
2e, 27 26 2t 23 2l 18 20 l8 14 lb 14 ll i) li
o9 24 25 24 20 2i 20 17 18 l1 14 15 14 T2 14 12

o= 10 22 23 22 28 19 28 16 16 16 13 14 13 t2 13 12

;11 2t 21 2l t6 18 16 15 15 15 12 13 \2 11 tl 11
a12 19 18 19 15 16 15 13 14 13 11 1t 11 1I t0 11

Footcandle values are averaged and rounded ofi and are based on a nrinimum of f ve un is. For 1oot A-23 units with go d cone, mu tiply
F.C. by 0.9.

COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION

L
,.,,t", I

)Q
DOVJNLIGHT SPAC ING
Floar Coltty Re{le.ton€.' 2W"
use maximum of 2 to I RATIO = 1.05
Ft l00W A-23 lntts whh sold cone' nuhlply C.U.'s by 0.9.
spacing (d stance between
fixture : distance to wall).
WALL WASHER/DOWNLIGHT This luminaire is available lor use wilh
70W (E-23% 0r BT-25),100W (E-23% 0r Br-25)
and 150W (55V. t'231/, ot BI'25|
High Pressure S0dium lamps (coaled).

Consult Faclory.
@r
Specular Clear A zak Specular Gold Alzak

REF LEcTOR/HAUSING' ALzA( O

oluninun, 16 so. Spccolor cleor or
SOC/(ET HOUSiNG' Die.<ost' d1!ninum'
Des isned {ot.{lc.tiv. Aedt dissipotton.
.A
l-ft- -l - .
speculor qold, ro aorch operrure cone.
AALLASI RFTA/NI NG HOOKS Q}
*lrl i
I ztv, -
T.p Vice
DOWN LIGHT REFLECTOR: Specu/or
cleor or specolor sold Alzok. Openins in REIA/N/NG CLIP: Simpli{ies rcmovdl
rcll..1ot (os seen trcd woll) pe.nits of rc{lectot/housina {or inspe.ttan dnd
rcllector/housins to pe-lotn ds ||dll
woslrer. Moy 6e rco.iented oltet
lixture is instdlled. AA LLAST.SPLi CE AOX
ASSEA1B LY: Locked 5y
rctoining hoak ta no!nrins
frome. Comp/ere ossemE l).,
J UNCT/ON AOX occess ib Je frod beiow.

MOUNTING BRA CKFTS

i" l"in, - 2'/"" M"'.

FRAMET Die-fo,ned
@(
* LAI{P GUARD: Fot retol holide
^1OUNI/NG
/oDp only. Hedt-resistdDt g los s.
hy lonP Nnu(o.t!rcL
l. - -. ro:.i'Di".
Goord required

CATALOG NO.
VOLTAGE
HouslNc I REcESSED wtDTH I RECESSE
SFECULAR DIAMETER I ^r^Y I urnr I HEIGHT

175tV E-28, BT-28

Mercury (Coated )
250W E-28, BT-28
Mercury (Coated )
t75W E-28, BT-28
Metal Ha lide*(Coated )

250W E-28, BT-28

Itieial Halide * (Coated)

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Low+rightness wall washer/
downlight. Utilizes efficient, long"life, coated mercuty lamps and
coated metal haiide lamps to provide smooth, unscalloped vertical
s!rface illumination together with downliShting character istics of the
E-lamp open reflecto( downlight. Ballastaplice box assembly,
supported by mounting frame, ls isolated frorn fixture housing, which
reduces ballast noise and prevents heat build_up. Qtrick{elease
hooks per-rt asspnbly to be emoved lq selvicing.
ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated
screw shell. Re-wired complete with leads lo 4" x 3th' x 2"
lunction box, 14 ga. steel. U.L. listed for through branch circuit
wiring with maximum of (8) No. 12, 75oC supply conductors
(4 in - 4 out), or 600C conductors for end of run. Ballast: Encased
and filled, attached splice box. Ivlercury _ _Constant wattage auto-
transformer type, H.P.F.; ['4eta I Halide_-L€ad peaked autotra nsformer
type, H.P.F.

6At
MECHANICAL: Prov ded with (4) l6 ga. steel mountrng brackets; FINISH: ltt painted finishes baked enamel.
also suitable for use wrth standard l.,j' and lli lath ng channels (by
others).Complete hous ng mustbe insta led before ce lng is f nished.
Flxture should be supported by main runner or pur in channel LABELS: u.L. (suitable for damp locatLon); l.B.E w.; c.s.A.

38
 EXAMPLE: With mu ltiPle cleal
cone uniis, using 250W E-28
librcury (Coated) lamps, located
5r frorn the wall and 10r on
center (matching downlights 10i
on center), the illunination on
the v/all3r down fiom the ceiling
is 3B f.c. beneath fixtures and
23 f.c. between f ixtures.

FOOTCANDLES ON |'vALL FR OIII MU LTIP LE UNITS _ CLEAR CONE, 25OI/ E.28 MERCURV (COATED)
3 FEET FROM WALL

837783 54 69 39 69 18 67
/ t06 lt7 102 75 102 93 59 93 88 40 88
! 107 |4 l 100
= a5
124 t25 124 86 73
t6 t05 t08 71 63

87 96 81 72 18 72 59 67 59 53 50 53
I 75 80 75 65 65 65 54 57 54 47 4A 47

9 62 6A 62 55 59 55 47 50 47 41 42 1l
10 55 63 55 51 53 51 13 47 43 38 39 38

F 39 43 39 34 ?7
tl 50 56 50 46 48 46
36 32 31 !4
12 ii it as l:44 43 36 4a 32

t3 tt AJ ao 37 41 37 33 36 33 29 3l 29
35 4t 35 33 36 33 30 32 30 27 27 ?J

IINITS ! FEET FROM WALL

t-1 46 45 46 41 36 4t 38 29 38 36

85 82 86 7A6278'248/2b ,5 ', -0
64
95 100 95 8- 80 e. b\ 4i 67

!l 95 95
85 92
95
85
80 79 80
73
69 67
64 63
62
55
58
55
58
49
45

Ez aiy, li :: (i ;;;6;;;647 ilitiE iils4l

)c f16
6 ll
l2
63
s7
52
qt
64 63
59 57
53 52
qg qt
52 54
c8 io
42 46 42
39 41 39
52
rg
46 qs 46
qt
37 42
34 36
4i
37
34
40
36
39
36
33
,9
40
36
36
33
34
3l

l3 41 44 41 35 37 30
14 35 38 36 31 32 28

UNITS 5 FEET FROM WAL!

I 31 33 3A 27 25 2A
2 51 53
= 3 s7 55 57 51 46 5i 46 38 46 42 32 42 40 27 40
i 49 34 47 27
7l 56 50 52 41 52 49
40 32
47
5
6 50 50 45 43 45 42 37 42 40

69 64 56 48 48 43 43 43 35 33 35
7
8 39 39 3i 31 3l
55 56 55 48 38 34 34 30
10
9
s0 s3 50 35 32 32
11
12 42 33 31 28 31 30 26 30 23 23 23

13 33 29 29
25 26

F."t.."dte ""!"", "t..".,dqrA.nd rcsnd.d .ti dnd o tve unts. Convers'on Foct6's:250W Lnns w,tAgold.one,
^\.t.uy
F-c. x A.90, 175w t!tc",y lnits: .t.o' corc, F.C- ' O.7O; q"ld .""e, F.C. x A.65- t75w ii"tol Hol'de u.rsi c,ed/ con.: F,C. , 1 15; sold ca"e,

CANDLEPOWER DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION

l
';Ji:
,l ",1'
rl:::;:l

)Q
WA LL WASH S ID L D OWN LIG HT S IDE
:',1:::
rloa. Cavity RelleLtoa-. - 2dr.
For even wallwashing DOWNLIGHT SPACING
Fot 175W ond 25AW Met.oy ond ltetal Holide, c/eor con€i C.U.t x 1.0.
1
use maximLrm of 2 to RAIIO = 1.4
For 175'tt ond 250W Metcu.y ond A4etol Halide' sold cone: C.U.'sx0.9,
spac ing jstance betweef
(d
fixtlre + distance to wall).
12" x12" MODULAR 12" x12" MODULAR This luminaire is available lor use wilh
PARABOLIC LOUVER REGRESSED LENSLITE 70W (E-23% or BT-25),100W (E-23% or BT-25)
and 150W (55V. E-231/z or Bl-25)
High Pressure Sodium lamps (coaled).

Consull Faclory.
sr

REFL€C70Rr Scmi-specu/or
'T
ALZAK@ dluhinun, l6 so, FaF5rEL L-ENs, to',' 50.
CONCEAL€D TORSIONTITE R"q,"'."d l'." tlom .e tlids
SPR]N65
DJE-CAsr FRAAIEi F,s in
lZ x tZ ttte <e'r'Dq oP€nrn9l
providcs llush ttih in Pldst.t,
l1of. b/dci f,nish on louver AALLAS' REIA/N]NG HOAKS (2)
!.n; notte \|hite linish an

J UNCTION AOX BALLAST.SPLICE BOX

MOUNTING ARA CKETS ASSE,+1ALY j Locked 6v
retotning hoo*s t'o notnting
trcn., Cotuplete osse,nb ly
occe ssible rron hclo*

'
r
ni", - zl"' n"x,
;',

LIGHT AND DUST SEAL FRAME: Dic-formed

^{OUNT,NG

LOUVER: Porobolic retlecro. ce/ls of spcculor r2s! 5q.

onodizcd olvninun, rctoin.d in exrrud.d mof'
block oluninun ftdd. with dotte white llonse' SPLjNE TAAS: lntesrcl ||ith doontins {tottre.
Suppad tilc. oliq fixtste 9|ith c.i lins, olsa
DIE-CASr SPLAYi Ptarides {lus
onchor plosrer I ot h.
6tt
t,i^ in 12" x 12\t tile at plostet, ot
* LAMP GUARD: FoI IoUyeI vnT \9iih nininunaidth ovet ldP {lonse in
nerol holide lonP only' Hedt.esistoht pldstct ot dty .eilins notqiols.
9/oss. Guord required bv lonP tuDu{o.tutet. Aofic whit. finish,

CATALOG NO. R EC ESSE D

PARABOLIC LOUVER REGRESSEO LENSL TE HOUSING W IDTH RECESSED
VOLTAGE
FLUSH OVERLAP F LUSH OVERLAP slzE HE ]G HT

FLANGE TR F LANGE M IN.

TR I[4 IIl4

35612-EA 35622-EA 356r2-E B 35622-E B I2OV I00]// E-231,, Br -25

356I}EA 35629EA 3561+EB 3552$EB 217V l\4ercury (Coated )

s614-EA 3662{-EA 3S1&EB 3562t-EB I2OV 175ri1/ E_29, BT-2I 12" Sq. lh 714"
211V Itrlercury (Coated )
56IFEA 3562tEA 356lSEB 3562SEB
,,'35645-EA * 35654-EA * 35644-EB * 35654-EB 120V 175W E-28, BT-28
{, 356{4-EA * 35655-EA + 36645-E8 * 3565FEB 277V lletal Halide, t (Coated)

GEN ERAL D ESC R I PT I 0N : Modular low-bt ishtness downliehts
wh ich uti lize eff icient, I ong-life coated mercuy q fileta I halide lamps
and Fovide widesHead, soft€dged bearn. Parabolic reflecto{ cells
of specular anodized alurninum and Alzak reflector in Parabolic Louvel
unit distribute light uniformly and efficiently; black slot altic!Jates
lightshield. Fresnel lens and Alzak Ieflectol in Regressed Lenslite
unit ledirects and diffuse the light; deep splay assules subtle blight-
ELECTRICAL: Porcelain socket-mogul base. Nickel plated
screw shell. Pre-wited complete with leads to 4' x 3U" x 2'
junction box, 14 ga. steel. U.L. listed for through b{anch circLllt
wiring with maximum of (8) No. 12, 75oC supply conductors
(4 in - 4 out), or 600 conductors foI end of r!n. Ballast: Encased
and fillid, attached sp ice box' lMerctry-'Constant wattage auto-
transformer type, H.P.F.; I'4eta I Haljde__Lead peaked autotransformer

ness transition, Ballast_splice box assemblies suppolted by mounting type, H. P. F.

lrames, are isolated from fixture housings, which reduces ballast
0PTI0NAL: Auxiliary LiShting svstern for tempolarv H.l.D. lamp
noise and prevents heat built-up.
ItIECHANICAL: Provrded w th (4) 16 ga steel mount ng blackets: outage. See Lightolrer specification Sheet AUX,/SUP. trtt
also sutable lor !se wrth standard 14" and lli' lathrng channels
(by others). Fixture shoLrld be suppdted by marn runner or purlln FINISH: A I painted finishes baked enanrel-
c haarne l.
LABELS: U.L. lsuitable for damp location); l 8.E lll.; C s.A.
t Universal Buning LamP onlY.
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 PARABOLIC LOUVER REGRESSED L ENSL IT E

t11l

t! r I .i l .- 1
ltu rdd ortr!h ewi6rpda
rlM ris 0x*33r d{,'rPr €)
80
5(b tdd rrfri 3,.ew{qr eL4!i

!ro 7!
60 q0
i60
5!
:50
q0 305
ir0
tri 30 2\2
2A ?O
2C

r0

{T!A !ER TTURE SAIAiE

I 5 € I 3 I
F

ta |
F:ET
_ rl t! Ll 5 6 I 8 9 l0 rl 12 t1 Ll

This quick colcolotot chon dete.mines the nunher ond spocins of
10C Watt E-231/2 Metcury units {at dny hvel af illutuinotion odd the
osso.idted noise /evel $r either 104 Wat ot 175 Wott Metcwy units
ot 175 Wott lAetol Holide onits. Due to vortotions 6erweet bo//osts,
Notse Crilerto.dtings ore occurcte to :! 3.
Lishtins Convercion Foctors: 175 Woa l'/'ercury, F.C- x 1.8. 175 tlott
Metol Holide' F.C, x 2.6-
Ihis quick cdlc!ldtot .hdd derermines rhe nsnbet ond spocing ot
100 llott E-231/z Mer.uty units for ony level o{ illhinotion dnd the
ossocioted noise /eve/ for eirier 100Vldn ot 175 Wdtt Met.uty lnts
ot 175 Vr.di Metol Holide units. Due to vatiotiahs between bd//os15,
Noise Crlterid rottngs ore occurdte ro t 3.
Lishtins CanveBian Fd.torc' l75Wo Mercory, F.C. x 1,8. 175 Wott
Ahtal Halide, F.C. x 2.6-

SPACING RAT]O = I.O S PAC ING RATIO = i.O

ll[5g""rnoBNr r.EslrrG r-{Bo.aronras, rNc. -TlTl.o**r. osNT rEsrrNG r.ABonarolras rNe.

Dc 9-e-71 r.FR No r4a7

o* Rr6rd{aJr, E6,ao r-.'s, h.d'. orc BleJ!^/Dr, Ed {eo 1!rcG, hod!.
&hd'.Pyadddld@FcreFifudc

N!t!lrD!\5 rBin6 tMMmM

ttr- r<2*u"

,.f.L. Rcport No. 14216C, Thcsc ca#/c,.Drs w.t. conpat.d by the l.f.L. Rcpod No. l42l7C, Th.sc c€ffici.rrs wcre compurcd by rllc
Zonal-Covity .tho4 /.8.S. Rccommcndcd +a.ttce, ond prcporcd Zonol-Covity /.E,S. Rccomncnded Practicc, ond prcpotcd
frod thc cond/cpowcr distriburron doto 9iv.n ln lnd.pand.nr T.stlns ^1etho4disrribstion doro 9tv.n in indcpcndcnr f.srtrg
fron thc candlcpowq
Lobo.oto.t.s R.pod No. 14216, Jotcd 9/8,41, ond orc boscd on o Loborotorics Rcpott No. 14217, ddted 9/8n1, oDd or. 6oscd o. o
2eZ Floq Covity Ref/ccronce. 2V. Floq Covity Reflcooncc,

,1".
","""t'J

)rf
Convers,on Fdctots: 175 Wdtt Metcuty ond Metal Ha 0.9,
'i, ;" r zs"d
"
ii rt).,,i .
2'x 2'PARABOLIC LOUVER This luminaire is available l0r lse wilh
70W (E-23y,0r BT-25),1B0W (E-23% 0r BT-25)
and 150W (55V. E-23% or BT-25i
High Pressure Sodi!m lamps (coaled).

Consull Factory.
@r

BALLASf-SPLiCE BOX ASSEMA LYi

LoEked by rcroinins hooks ro mounting
6rockcrs. Complerc osscn6/v occessiS le
SOCKEf CAP: Di.<ost
olu-i^oh. D.sis€d lo' efl.dive h.ot
SAFETY CL/PS 12) FOR LAY-IN TRIM:
SWING-OUT AIOUNT,NG LUGS Q) FOR
R.c.ss.d HGigAt
rls/2so - - t8y.t'
400w.----.20htl '
6cc OPTIONA L b. iow L AMP GUARD:
Fot 175w ond 250w
l/rr rcces5.d A.iqht. ) retol holide lonPs
only. Cleor acrylic.
Guord reguired by
lonp rcnu{o.tuteL

AALLAST RETAINING HOOKS (2)

CONCEA LED AIR SLOIS:

oll s;dcs ht on r.t'n, ACCESS DOOR: aALLAST ilOUN7lN6 ARACKETS (2)
On
An Cdpo.ity: iO0CFM @ o.o3rr5.P. 7o 5o/Iost ond splice 5ox. @l
L AY-rN TRrM (Stce Frr-rN rR r./ (Sleel)
TR !1 EXPOSED GRID CONCEALFC SPLL\E OR WETAL. PAI
AND
CEILING
:"1
SYSTE I\1

120V 277V r20v 211V

I75W E-28. BT-28 Mercurv (Coated ) 35734-EA 3573$EA 35724-EA I 35725-EA

175W E-28, BT-28 l\.4etal Halide (Coatell 35764-EA 35765-EA SSEA 35155-EA
250W E-28. BT-28 Mercurv (Coated) 35136-EA 3573t-EA 35125-EA Shlzl-t A
250W BT-28 l\,'leta I Halide (Coaied) 35t66-EA 3576r-EA
400W E-37, BT-37 l\rlercury (Coated) 35738-EA 35739-EA EA i 35r 29-EA

400W E-37, BT-37 letal Halide (Coated) 35768- EA 35769- EA

GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Recessed downlieht Y/ith lisht"
shield which provides very low brightness and excellent glare
contol. Black reveal (ll" wide) on all four sides conceals
larnp position
air slots (for air return), hinges and latches, Vettical
has several advantages over holizontai lamp position: provides highel
Jumen output and better lumen maintenance factol.
ELECTRICAL: Porcela n socket-mogu base. N ckel plated
screw she l. CompeteLy pre_wired for 750C suppiy cond!ctors if
splice box. Ballast: Encased and filLed, attached spl ce box.
lvlercury--Constant \!attage autotransformer type, H.P.F.;
Halrde--Lead peaked autotransformer type, H.P.F.
FINISH: cnassis'-baked white semi-gloss enarne ovel phosphate
undercoating; 87dl, minim!m reflectance. Trim frarne_'matte white.
Air slots - - matte black,
LABELS: u.L. (suitable f q darnp location); l.B.E.w.; c.S.A.
LIGHTSHIELD: Louve( complises parabolic-shaped reflector
cells of semi-specular anodized aluminum, formed by intersectifg
blades of doubLe parabolic sectiof. Each blade, formed from one
piece of aluminum, ls completely closed at its top by integal
flanges, assuring a rlgid structure and maxlmum Ieflectance. Each
intersection is locked, to prevent lateral movemeft of any parabolic
cell wall wh ch couid cause distott on of the leflector surface.
Lightshield ls supported by concealed hir'rges and sfap-action Jatches,
opens from either side with fingertip pressure, can be removed with-
out tools.
I'rletal
llIECHANICAL: For suspended ceiling onlv; minimum of 481
betvveen centers of adjacent fixtures,24'to side of walls and
of ,'2" clearance above fixtues.
rninimum
6il (
Auxiliarv lighting svstem for temporatv H'l'D' lamp
0PTI0NAL:
outage. See Lightoliel Specification Sheet AUX'
Fixtue with 14,, Iecessed height (horizontal lamp position) ls
available for !se with cettain lamps. Consult factory.

42
I
MERCIJRY LAMP {COA T E D) METAL HALID ATED)
200
uME6mF$fllLl
[5
5(Rr.nldrh rxfts Hr &EWrt,.)
{:' Hl. aboE Wr ol-d 150 RoaricrvlrYR^rro.l0lRn.Nd'h hs st. abor wr p &.)

125

r00

AREA PER F TT!RE ! !AUAFE FE51

t89r!11 r?r3rq 15 16 ll 18 l! 2A 2t

This quic\ .ol.utotot <hotr dete.mines the aunbet ord sPo.iag ol
too wdtt t-37 lnlts fot ony level a{ lllurlnollon ond the dssociored
noise ievel lot aithet 4A0 Won, 250 won o. 175 Wott units. Due to
voriortors between bol/dsrs, Noise Ctite.io totinss ore occuroie ro:13.
Lielrting Co,version Foctotst 250 wo : F.C. r 0.55. i75 liort:
F.C. x 0.35.
TAis qutck colculdtat chott deiErmines ihe nunbet ond sPo.ing ol
4OO Vlott Bf-37 lnits {ot ony level al illuminotion ond rhe ossociored
noise level (ot 175 tvott units subtrc.t 15 fron rhe ioise /eve/).
Due to voriorions berween bo//osts, Noise Crirerio rotings ore
Lishting Convetsion Foctors: 25O Wott: F.C. x 0.55,

S PAC ING RATIO = 1.25

F'C' x o'40' sPAc rNG RATro r-5 -

tID]:l|E\rrl;\T Tf:sT:\G r,.tlloBlToBlEs. lr-1. I r.'Dnl'Dr' ttusT TIsTt rG r-aBonaToBl as. lr_c'

* Note: Lomp is vcrticol; * Noie: Lomp is ve.ricol;

pr ov ide s 4.5% morc lufr.n5 Fov des 6% norc l!rcns

lly ond 22% mor.

in it io inltiol y dnd l5% mor€
l!runr or 7@. .ored lif. lurens or 702 roied lif.
rlcn horironrol lomp. thon hor izonro I lomp.

/.f.L. RcFo.t No. 19733C. TAcse coefficicnrs w.t. conput.d bY th. it.r. n.po.r No. lg734C, rlesc cocjficicnrs wcrc comFut€d bv rh''
Zonol.Covity /.E.5. Reconnended *ddice, ond Ptepoted Zono!-Cdvhy L€.5' Rcconncndcd Pto'tice' ond PrcPot'd
^lcrAod,di.ttibution ddtd si!.n i^ lndePend.nt f.sritg ^lerhod. dlsttU,ution doto slv.n ln lnd'P'ndenr T'stlng
hon th. condt.Powet
frcn th. candl.po||.r
Ldboroto'ics ReForr No. 19733, doted 9/1A/15, ond ore boscd on o Loborctaties R.Po?t No. 19734, doted 9/10/75, ond ore boscd on o
20% Floor Covity Rcf/ecronce. 20% Floor Covlty Ref/ccronce.

i":;'j i'llj

Fot 175 Wott ohd 250 \vofi unns, nultiPlv C.U.'s bv 1'0. Fd 175 wdn dnd 250 nultiply C.u.'s by o,95.

lensth||ise ond crosswise for o l00f.c. i"'iiIIcli"n, vCP B 78 bith lenathwise ond c.osswi3e tor o 100 tc. tnsto//otron,
5ot 6ot x lOf roon, usinq 4OO\lafi E-37 ldnps. ,n o 60' 50' * l0'-r""., usinq 400 wot 87.37 tonps.
" '
4J
2'x 2'REGRESSED LENS This luminaire is available l0r !se wilh
70W (E-23Y2 ot BT-25), 100W (E-23% or BT-25)
and 150W {55V. E-231/z or B'l'251
High Pressure S0dium lamps (coated).

Consult Faclory. @r

AALLASI.SPLJCE BOX ASSE ALYi

-ts'rL Lockcd by retainins tooks io Dountlng
r., rr ".---
SACKET CA P: Die<osr 6roclers, Complete ossemb/y
---:
dl!dinun. Desisded fo. effective
'v. ..cess iElc from 6e/ow.
":,:
SAFETY CLIPS (2) FOR LAY.IN TRIM.
SW/NG.OUT A4OUNI/NG LUGS U) FOR
kecessed Heiehr
175/25OW -- 16'/at'
aoow-.---.i6',t"
6ee OPIIONA L /ow
be
T_ -Tr

m
12 " recessed /reiehr.) I

x
i

{ II I

2f
24"
i' l-^r")
1"=,
On dlt stdes lat on retutn.
Ait .opocity: l0OCFil - 0.03'S P.
zd\',

ACCFss DOOR:
To boliost ond sp/ic. box.
AALLAST RETA /NING HAOKS (2)

AALLAST A1OUN]'JNG BRACKETS Q)

6DI
Frr-rN rPrM (S1eeL)
TRIIV CONCEALED SFL]NE OR METAL PAN
AND
cErLrfG
SYSTEM

175W E-28. BT-28 luercurv (Coa

175W E-28. BT-28 Metal Halide (Coated)
250V1 E-28, BT-28 l\,{ercurv (Coated
B T-28 tuletal Halide (Coated)
4oow r-rl' BT-37 ['iercL'rY lcoated)
qootlt rlr eT-lz l\rietal Halide (coated)
with low- LIGHTSHIELD: 1Oi]9b virgln acrvLic, m nlmum thlckness 125",
GENERAL DESCRIPTI0N: Recessed L!minaire
tru' flom
brightness prisrnaiic lens shielding regtessed ceiling' with.diagonalalray of female conical Fisms (3,"u" base). Destatic zed.
Extr!ded aluminum lens fiame has mitred cornels' bullt-in lght
traps;
no gasketing materials req! red. FIame is supported by concealeo ELECTRICAL: Porcelaln socket-mogul base' Nickel plated
hlng;s and snap'action latches, opens from either side with fingertip screw shell, ior 75oC s!ppLy conductols in
Comp eieLy pre_wirerl
p,uaar,"; aun be Iemoved without tools. Black reveal (l'' lride) on splice box, Ballast: Encased and fjlled, attached splice box'
all four sides conceaJs alr slots (for air ret!rn), hlnges afd Jatches flercury--Constant wattage aLltotransformer type, H'P F'; l\4eta I

Vertical lamd position provides advantages over hotizontal Jamp HaIide--Lead peaked alrtotansformer type, H P F'
position: higher lumen output; betiel lunen naintenance faclor'
systetn for te.npotary H'l D lamp
MEC HA N ICA For slspended ce ljfg onlv; minimur of 48'
L:
between centels of adjacent fixtlres' 24 to side of walls
and minimun
0PTI0NAL: Auxiliary ightirrg
outage. See Lightolier Specificatjon Sheet AUX
Fixture !vith 12' recessed height (horizontal lamp posltion) is
fitl
of lr' clearance above fixtures
available for use with certain lamps,Consult factory.
FINISH: cnassis'-baked white semi-g oss enanel over phosphate
undercoating; 879i minirnum reflectance. Lens ftame and trlm fiame--
white. Air slots -_ natte black. LABELS: U.L. (suitab e for damp location); l.B.E wc S A'
matte

44
 METAL HALIDE LAMP {C OAl EO )
MERCURY LA MP (COAT EO)

crvlTr i^rb- r(nn:r'c$ ' t h!. lr. &n dr

ro

avrrY urF- tn'.i'cd. 1rt.lr l.'i 'r

h.&n droLn) .,rv|r r^no. rolh''idd. i! |{ ,...R{'ln)
fioor c vrrY uro . ro(nn nld - lr. rh *o. d

30

25

20

I89IOI 2|I c 5 b r? 18 ',! 2q 2)

/ 8 ! 0 r 2 I ! ,1 6 r/ q r! zq 2.1

This quicl .ol.sldtot chod determines the nunbet ond sPo<ins o{ , --r ,-tL.alculotat chon determtnes rhe numher ond spocing of
Wott BT-37 units lor onv te.e) ot illuninatian ond rhe ossocioted
4OA Wdft E-37 units tat ony tevei ol illuninotian ond r;e ossocioted
4OO

noise level lat eithet 400 Wott, 25A wott ot 175 llott untts Due to noise leve/ (tat 175 Wott ond 25O \lort units, subttoct 15 from the
D!e ta vo,idtians ber-een bo/losrs, Noise C'ite'io
voridrions between 50//o5ts.Noise Ctitetio tolinss orc occurore ro 13' "o;se ievelJ.
rot'ings ore o.curdte ro 1 3.
LieAting Conversion Foctots: 25OW: F.C' x 0'55' l75vl: F'C' x 0'35'
Lishtins Convetsian Fdcto.s: 250 Wott: F.C' x 0'6' 175 Wottt
F.C- x 4.4.
SPACING RATIO = 1.2 SPACING RATIO = 1.2
I rrnnprronrr rtsrrfc r.aloBr?oltras, lNf.

* Nore: Lomp is ve,ticol; * Note: Lomp is ve,ticol,

p'ov ides 4.5% more lumeis prov ides 6% more lumens
i^ltlol y od 22% nate inir io lly dnd l5% more
lumens or 70% ,died lile lum6ns ot 70% ,otecl lile
thon ho,izontol lomp. thon hor izonro I ldmp.

",dtt.e.4-*,,..,., .1"&,.*+.^-"^..,"

r.T.L, Repo.r No. t608lC. These coef{icients were compured bv rhe r.T.L. Reporr No. 16085C. Tiese coefficients |9ete <onputed bv the
Zonot-Ca"try Merhod, I.E.S. peconmended prcctice, ond orepored Zonol-Covity 1.E.5. Recommended Prc.rice, d^d PGPorcd
frM rh. condlepower disti6urton doto sig1 in /ndeoendent Test;ng ^,1erhod, distibution dota given in lndeP.ndent Tesrtns
fron the condlepower
Ldbo.orories Report No. r608z, dated 1 l7 73, ond ore bosed on o Lo6orotories Repo.t No. 6A85, doted /1 9/1i, dnd ote bosed on o
1 1

2V" Floot Covit'y Rellectonce, 207' Floot Covity Reflectonce"

:,"1'l
rl

Conversion Fact.'s: 175Wort dnd 250 \'htt: C.U,'s x 1.0. Conversion Foctots: 175 Wort ond 250 Woft: C.U.'s x 1,0.
LIGHTOLIER LOW VOLTAGE PAR.56
ADJUSTABLE ACCENT LIGHT f
Incandescent Adjustable l)(r(
Accent Lights . Uses efficient 12V 120W or 240W
These completely recessed accent
lamp (available in a verY narrow
spot, medium flood and wide flood)
lfur
ights can be used in comblnation with Ll)
wh;ch provides a preciselY
H.l.D, downlights to provide easily
aojusraole. gla rel"'s accer t ''ghtirg
for stores, showrooms and exhibition
areas.
Incandescent ref lectorized light
. Transformer wlth "dual taps"
sources are used to provide the permits use on eitner I20V or 277V
precise optical control and intense, supply systems.
concentrated bea rns of light . Transformer operates lamP at 120W PAR-55, 12V
240W PAR,56, 12V
necessary for effective accent slightly reduced voltage to dou ble
lamp life to 4000 hours. 7048-40
lighting. H.l.D. light sources, by
Specular Clear Alzak Cone
connparsion, are not as effective . Fully recessed. Ceilings remain free
7048.41
because they are larger, less of projecting fixtures and distracting Specular Gold Alzak Cone
controllable and provlde a wider, less glare.
7048.42
intense distribution of light. See . lly adjustable vertica ily u p t0
Cand lepower Distribution Curve,
Fu
35", horizontally up
-
to 358'. Can
Specular Black Alzak Cone
7048.A8
page 47 .
positions.
be locked 1n both Black Multi-Groove Baff le
Two types of incandescent accent
. Lamp can be rotated to give desired
lights are avaiLablei a hlgh
orientation of oval beam pattern and
performance, low voltage PAR-56 unit
locked in place.
and a versatile PAR-38/R-40 un it.
Both offer a chojce of apertures that
match the appearance of H.l.D.
downlights and keep cei lngsfreeof
projecting fixtures and their
PAR.38/R.40 ADJUSTABLE
@t
d istracting glare.
ACCENT LIGHT
. Accepts standard PAR and R lamPs
from 15OW to 300W, includ ing cool
beam, tu ngsten-ha logen or krypton.
. Apertures in choice of finishes
match a ppeara nce of H.1. D.
SPECI]LAR CLEAR ALZAK CONE
downlights. 8'ir' I*
. Fully recessed. Ceilings remain free 8ui""
of projecting flxtures and distracting
gla re. i50w PAR.38
. Fully adjustable vertica lly u p to 150W PAR.38 Cool Beam

45',
-
horizontal y up to 358'. Can be
i50W PAR-38 Krypton
250W PAR-38 Tungsten-Halogen
SPECULAR GOLD ALZAK CONE
250W PAR.38 Krypton
locked in both positions. t50w R.40
300w R.40

7772-40
Specular Clear Alzak Cone
7772-41
SPECULAR BLACK ALZAK CONE
Specular Gold Alzak Cone
7772-42
Specular Elack Alzak Cone
7772- A8
Black Multi-Groove Baff le

BLACK NlULTI-GROOVE BAFFLE

6ht
lvlatte beige cone is available to rnatch
beige H.l.D. lumlnaire when used with a
particular light source. Consult factory

46
 ITIUMINATI()I{ OI{ VERTICAT PtAt{E
AIIVIING ANGLE (A)30" FROM VERTICAL
Mts. Dist. (D)in tt. J 5', 1 9',

12OW PAR.56 VNSP 0.6' 700 2.1', 1.0' 252 3.6 L4 129 5.0 1.8', 78 5.4',
12OW PAR 56 I\4FL 2.0 222 3.3', 3.4 80 5.6 1.8' 40 1.8', 6.1', 24 10.0
33' 66 24 1n 4', I1 1? t4 A', 7 197
24{JW PAR.sIJ VNSP 0.8' I633 2.t 1.4 588 3.6 7.4 300 5.0 2.5 l8l 6.4',
24OW PAR.56 IIlFL 1.9', 537 3.3', 3.2', 193 5.6', .5' 98 7.8 5.8', 60 10.0' EXAMPLE: At a m0untinc distance (D) 0f 5'from
24OW PAR-56 WFL 3.3', 152 7.0' 5.5', 55 11.6', .7', 28 16.3 3.9', 11 20.9', a vertlcal surface, a sinele 120 Watt PAR's6
lvlFL lamp will provide 80l00tcandles and the
beam height will be 5.6'. The fixt!res should be
installed 3.4'0n center (S)f0r even illuninat:on.
ILiUMIi{ATION Ot{ HORIZOI{]A[ PI,AI{E
AIMING ANGLE {A) 30' FROM VERTICAL

Mts. Dist. (D)in Ft. 8', 1l', 14', 11', 20'

12OW PAR 56 VNSP 0.9' 512 1.9', 1.3', 270 2.6 1.6', 167 2.0 113 4.0' 2.3 81 4.1
I2OW PAR-56 It4FL 3.1', 162 2.8 4.3', 85 3.9', 5.5', 53 4.9', 6.7', 36 6.0'
7.9 26 7.l',
12OW PAR.56 WFI 5.1', 48 4.8 7.4 25 6.6 8.9 16 8.4', 10.8', 11 10.2' 12.7 8 12.0'
24OW PAR.55 VNSP 1.3', t194 1.9 1.8', 2.6 390 3.3 2.1 265 4.0' 191 4.7
240W PAR,s6 t\,1Ft 3.0' 2.8', 4.t 207 128 4.9
3.9', 5.2 6.3 87 6.0 7.4 63 7.1
EXAMPIE: At a mounting distance (H) 0t 8'from
24OW PAR.56 WFL 5.1' 111 5.2 7.0 59 1.2 8.9', 36 9.1', 10.8 24 11.1 t2.1 18 13.1',
a h0rizontal surface, a single 120 Watt PAR-56
NOIES (1) FC is average i0itirl lootcandles in uenter of beam. WFL lamp will provide 48 footcandles and the
12 BedmHeien rHldndBe.nlpnEn.l, lolhep0nl he,drrurrralonol0p(lol0%o-a.'nLm beam length (t)will be 4.8 . The fixtures
Low volGsp lan p. dre orelleo {i 'r ra|oa d s o ov.l oedn oa s P to B".m H'rgrt (H)o
Beam Lensih (Ll sho,rld be installed 5.1 0n center (S)f0r even
(3) Center i0 center (S) is the maxiinum spacinc 0f lixtu.es for over il unrination. illumination.

r0 ILTUMI}IATI(}I{ ()I{ VERTICAL PtAI{E

AIMING ANGLE (A)30' I-ROM VERTICAL
CANDTTPOTVER DISIRIBUTIl}I{ CURVE

Mtc. 0ist. (D)in Ft. 2 4 6', 8',

l
6000
l75W lrlercurY
15OW PAR.38 FL 2.6 116 4.0' 5.2 29 8.0 7.8 13 t2.0 10.4' 1 16.0' ir 9'dia. refleclor
15OW PAR,38 SP 1.4', 344 2.8 86 6.4', 4.2 39 9.6', 5.6 22 12.8 8000
15OW R 40 FL 5.0' 38 5.0 10.0 I 10.0' 5.0 4 t5.0' 20.0 2 20.0'
1r' ,19 2.4 70 25 48', 14 t4 n' i50w
2.6', 203 4.0 5.2 51 8.0 7.8 23 12.0 10.0 13 16.0' PAR'38 Spot
250W PAR-38 FL {T.H.)
250W PAR 38 SP (r.H.) 1.2 783 3.0' 1.9 195 6.0' 2.9 88 9.0' 3.8', 50 t2.0 i2000
3OOW R.4O FL 4.6 78 3.0' 9.2 20 10.0' r3.8 t5.0' t8.5', 5 20.0 I
300w R-40 sP 1.6', 423 3.5', 105 1.0 48 47 t0.5 6.4' 27 14.0' 120W 12V
PAR-56 MFL

16000
ILTUMINATIOI{ OI{ HORIZOI{TAT PI,AIIE

AIIlIING ANGLE (A)30' FROIVI VERIICAL

Mtg. Dist. (D)in Ft. 5', 7.5', t0' 12.5 15',

The advantage of using incandescenl light
sources instead of H.l.D. light s0urces is quite
apparent when the candlepower distributi0n
15OW PAR.38 FL 3.8' 96 5.5', 5.6 43 8.5', 1.5 24 t1.0' 9.4', 15 4.0' 11.3 1l 16.5', curves are compared. For example, a 175W
15OW PAR.38 SP 2.0 186 3.0' 128 5.0' 4.0' 72 6.6 5.0' 46 8.3', 32 r0.0' mercury lamp in a 9'dia. reflector produces
15OW R.4O FL 7.2', 31 .0.0' 0.8' l4 .5.0' 14.4', 8 10.0 8.0' 5 r5.0' 41.l', 3 10.0' 3,750 candlepower on ihe beam axis with a 90'
150W R 40 SP 1l' 122 ?6 R] 6s', 35', 46 90' li' 29 tn' \2', ,n t3 0' beam spread, while a 150W PAR'38 Sp0t
250W PAR-38 FL (T.H.) 3.8', r69 5.5 5.6 l5 8.5', L5 42 1.0' 9.4', 27 4.0 L3', l9 .6.5', produces 11,500 candlepower (3 times that 0f
250W PAR 38 SP (r.H.) t.7 is0 2.6', 290 4.8 3.5', 63 6.4 4.3', I04 8.0' 5.z', 73 9.6', the 175W mercury)with a 28" beam spread;
3OOW R.4O FL 6.6', 65 0.0' 10.0' 29 .5.0 13.3', t6 r0.0' 6.6', l0 r5.0 9.9', 7 |0.0 a 120W PAR-56 MFL produces 16,000
300w R.40 sP 2.3 t51 4.5 3.5', 157 6.5 4.6' 88 9.0' 5.8 56 1.0' 6.9', 39 t3.0' candlepower (over 4 times that 0f H.l.D.)with
a 15' x 29" beam spread.
NoIES: (I) FC is average inii a footcandLes in cenier of beam.
(2) Beam Neicht (H) and Beam Lengih {L) rs to the point where ilLunination drops to approximately
0% o narrunort!'pr"I un.ndllonbeLorpsirsicn'i ant.
(3) Cenler to center (s) is the maxinrunr spacins of lixtures lor even illuminalion.

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Cost ol Light AnalYsis

A lighting system cost analysis
ena b les specifiers to compare
proposed installations using various
lamp/ luminaire combinations.
This analysis considers all aspects:
initialcosts, operating costs and
owning costs.
lnitlal cost includes the luminaire
itself , the lamp, wlring and
insta llation labor. Operating cost
con'rprises energy costs and the
annual lamp cost and maintenance
la bor.
Owning costs are based on a 1O-Year
life, straight line depreciation at
107" per year, plus 5% carrying
charges per year.
therefore, compare lurninaires on that
basis. One should be careful,
however, when only initia I costs are
evaluated. l\lany times an installation
may have a relatively low initialcost,
but a very high life-cycle cost,
involving high annual owning and
operating costs.
For example, the 30OW incandescent
system has a n ln itia I cost of $ 1 1,205
compared to $13,499 forthe 175W
metal halide.
However, at $.03/KWH, the 300W
incandescent system's an nual
owning and operating cost of $7,257
COST oF LIGHT STUDY Lighted Area: 10,000 sq. fi. Celllng Heightr 10'-12'. Average Maintained
lllurnination: 50 foot candles. Arlnual Burn ng Hours:4,000 hrs. Energy Costs: Est maled at
$.03/KWH and (!ii5
Ktr' rl
is $2,263 more than the 175W metal
ha lide at $4,994. Therefore, although
the incandescent system did have
$t
the lowest initialcost, after
approximately I year, the toial
annual owning and operating cost will
exceed that of the metal ha lide.
The payback period is much shorter
at higher energy rates. For example,
at $.06/ KWH, the incandescent
system's annual owning and operating
cosi of $ 1 1,685 is $4,650 rnore than
the metal halide at $7,035. ln less than
6 months, the metal ha lide system
will have paid back its higher initial cost.

The a na lysis below was done for a

m tr] ffi
typical store of 10,000 square feet
at 50 footca nd les maintained,
Type oi

Luminaire
/i t\l
I-, t\
operating 4,OOO hours per year.
It compares three different light
sources in a downlight: 175W metal
J-
--+ -lt-
-),
METAL HALIDE
!r :-i-
-z--n{
-rl
MERCURY
-s
INCANDESCENT
v-
hallde (coated), 250W mercury
{Sryle.Torc t and 300W incandesceni.
Type of Larno
Number of
175W/Coated 250W/Stvle-Tone 300w
6ht
Luminaires B1 98 123
Electric energy cost is glven at two Required
values to indicate the effect of ra pid Iy Average
1r' 10' 9'
Square Soacine
rising energy rates: $.03 per kilowatt
Tota
r (nationalaverage, 1975)
I
hou lnitial Cosf $13,499 $i5,631 $11,205
and $.06 per kilowatt hour, a cost Relaiive
lnitial Cost 100 117 84
which is already exceeded in
some a reas, Total Annual
Energy Cost $2,041 ($'1,0831 $3,352 i$6,703) $4,428 ii8,8561

The dala showl are in two forms: TotalAnnual

$5,590 i$1o,ol8)
Ooerating Cost $3.228 ($5,2691 $3,959 ($7,31 I l
as an absolute cost for each system
Relative Annual
and as a relative cost, compared to Operat nq Cosi 100 (1001 r24 ll1a) 175 (192t
lhe leasrcosr y system. The aralysis Annua I

ownins cost $1,667

shows that the 175W metal halide $1,766
luminalre is the Ieast costly on a Total Annual
97,257 (911,685)
owning & $4,994 ($7,0351 $6,052 ($9 403)
total annual owning and operating Ooeratine Cost
cosl, or life-cycle bas.s. This lu'ninaire Relative
Total Annual
is then assigned the reference value owning & 100 (100) 722 (135) 746 \167)
of 100 and the other systems are operatins Cosi
evaluated relative to the reference
standard, Thus, at $.03/KWH, the
BASIC DATA
250 mercury luminalre is raled aI I22
This ana ysis is based on average costs wiring: Estimated at $115 per kilowatt of
or 22o/o morethan the least costly connected load, inc Lrding al wlring material
in late 1975. Actual costs will vary,
systenr, wh iLe the 300W incandescent depending on the time and place, and may and panel boxes.
is 146 or 4670 more. affect the re ative cost ranklng shown.
The fo lowing basic cost assun ptions
lnstallation: Estimated at $25.00.
Relamping: The rnetal halide (7500 hours
@t
Many times, however, owners are were used'
life) and incandescent (750 hours life)were
more concerned with the in itia I cost Luminaires: All were assur.ed to be of spot relamped and the mercury (24000
rather tha n the life-cycle cost and, uniform high quality, specification grade. hours Life) was group re amped at 70% life.

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 Light Sources- Mercury and Metal Halide Lamp Operation
LAMP CONSTRUCTION
lVlercury lamps produce light as a
result of an electric discharge (arc)
between two electrodes contained in
a quartz arc tube sealed within an
outer glass bu lb. Th is arc produces
ionization of vaporized mercury in
the arc tube which in turn produces
radiation in the visible Iight
spectrum, The outer glass bu lb
serves several funct'ons: to 'ninimize
the influence of ambient temperature
on a rc tube tem peratu re, to filter
out ultravlolet radiatlon, to protect
the in ner parts; it can also be
phosphor-coated to improve the color
quality of the lamp. Ballasts are
required for the operation of mercury
larnps to provide the necessary
starting and operating voltage and
to limit current f low.
Metal halide lamps utilize certain
rnetal additives in combination with
the mercury in the arc tube to
produce more lumens per watt than
0 mercury lamps. Moreover, this light
is of a better color qua lity and can
be funher'rrproved by phosphor-
coating the outer glass bu lb. They
are quite similar in physical
appearance to mercury larnps except
that the a rc tube is slightly shorter
and has a larger diameier. These
lamps a lso require ballasts.
Self-ba llasted mercury larnps,
which do not require a separate
ballast, are avaiiable in various
wattages. These Iamps contain an
incandescent f ila ment which acts as
a ba llast for the arc tube with the
result that lamp efficacy is about
half that of regu lar mercury lamps.
These lamps cost about three times
as much as standard mercury lamPs
for equal lumen output and have an
average life of about two-thirds
that of standard rnercury lamps, As
self-ba llasted mercury lamps have
I
longer life and higher efficacy than
incandescent lamps, they are used
mainly to replace inca ndescent
lamps in those existing installations
where frequent relamping is
inconvenient and costly and longer
life lamps justify the added cost, For
new construction, standard mercury
lamps with separate ballasts
produce a lower cost of Iight than
self-ballasted mercury lamps.
LAMP STARTING AND
RESTARTING
H.l.D. lamps require a warm-up
period, of up to ten minutes, before
reach ing fu ll light output. Upon
interruption of power even
momentar;ly. or a voltage drop of
over 45/o (for a regulating type
ballast), the arc may be extinguished.
Before the arc will restrike, the lamp
must cool, which in most cases takes
as long as the initial starting period.
OPERATING POSITION
Most H.l.D. lamps may be
operated in any position but light
output and lumen maintenance is
s lightly red uced when they are
burned in a horizontal position.
However, on ly certain metal halide
lamps (when so marked) may be
operated in a horizonial position; all
others are for vertical operation on ly.
TEMPERATURE EFFECTS
Because of the insu lating effect of
the outer bu lb of H.l. D. lamps, their
light output is not materially affected
by ambient tem peratu re. At very
low ambient temperatu res, H.l.D.
lamps require a higher starting
voltage. Presently all Lightolier H.l.D.
lum ina ires are furnished with
ballasts rated to st arl at
-20'
BULB TYPES
The outer glass envelope of H.l.D.
lamps comes in several "bulb"
shapes, of whlch t
and "R" types are best suited to
luminaires for interior use.
()
\/
A E BT
The A (general service) shape has
a sma ll bu lb size which can be
phosphor-coated about the entire
bulb surface. lt has a medium base.
The E (elliptical) shape is used by
the General Electric Company, in
add;tior to the BT shape for most
lamp sizes. lt has a mogul base
and can be phosphor-coated about
the entire bulb suriace as contrasted
to the BT which has a clear bu lb-end.
The BT (bulged tubular) shape
has a mogul base and is designed
to maintain u n iform temperature
ofthe bulb wallfor better
performa nce of the phosphor
coatings which are applied to the
in ner bu lb wall.
The R (reflector) has a medium
base and is designed to achieve
a directional distribution of light,
Phosphor coatings may be a pplied to
the inner reflective coating as well
as to the bu lb-face.
INTERCHANGEABILITY OF LAMPS
Unlike incandescent lu minaires,
where lower wattage lamps may be
substituted for a designated
maximum wattage lamp, the ballast
in H.l.D. iu m inaires will operate
only a designated wattage lamp in a
given circuit.
ln addition, ballasts must be
matched to the H,l,D. larnptype:
mercury or metal ha lide. One
exception is the metal halide ballast
which will properly operate a
F
,
mercury larnp of the same wattage.
Another is Sylvan ia's l\y'etalarc
Swingline metal halide lamp which
can be circuited on certain mercury
ballasts.
The lu m inaire shou ld be lamped
only wlth the designated bu lb type
in order to ach ieve the desired optical
performance. For instance,
A
Lightolier's ellipsoida I down lights
require an A, E or BT phosphor-
coated lamp to provide proper
d istribution and to give optimum
color rendition. The E and BT shapes
can be used inte rc hangea bly.
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l-nni: p Cfr; aracter:r :i''ir c;s:
LIFE
The average Life of mercury lamps
is from 10,000 to 24,000 hours
deperd'gon a.rp ryp. and wanage.
The most commonly used ones, the A,
E, BT and R lamp types at 100 watts
and over, are ail rated at 24,000 hours.
The average life of metal halide
lamps is from 7,500 to 15,000 hours.
These average life ratings are based
on 5 to 10 hours per start depending
on lamp manufacturer. As with
fluorescent amps, the average life
of H.1. D. amps is influenced by the
frequency of starting; the more
hours per start, the onger the rated
lamp life.
LUMEN MAINTENANCE
H.1. D. Tampsperform best when
operated in a vertical position. When
they operate horizontal y, the arc
tends to bow upward and be cooled
by its proximitytothecooler arc tube
wa lL. This, in turn, slightly reduces the White," etc., which has led to a
vapor pressure in the arc. The net
effect ls a reduction in the inltial lumen various phosphors without,
output of the lamp and also poorer
lumen maintenance throughout lif e.
(Sylvania's Su per-Meta la rct lamps,
however, are designed specifica ly
to operate horizonta lly. )
For example, when the 400W
E 37lDX mercury lamp is burned
vertically, it provides 4.5% more
lumens initia lly and22"/o more
lumens at 70% rated life, than a
horizontal lamp.
It should be noted that the rating
point for initial lumens for H.l.D.
lamps is at 100 hours of operatlon.
Any evaluation of initial lighting levels
for an installation should be done
on y after the rating point has
been reached.
COLOR_MERCURY LAMPS
lVercu ry lamps ma nufactu red
without any coating on the outer
bu Lb wall utilize on ly light emitted
from the arc and are called "clear"
lamps. However, the clear lamp has a
major shoricorning in its color
quality: a defjciency in the red and a
preponderafce of blue and green
which results in marked distortion
of object colors. The primary use of
50
this amp is in outdoor and industrial
areas where the appearance of
colors is not im porta nt.
For indoor liehting, it is most
desirable that "color-corrected "
lamps be used. These lamps have
the outer bu lb interna lly coated with
tl-ore:cent nra'er'als (phospLorsl
wh ich, when activated by the
ultraviolet from the arc tube, emit
llght that mod lfies the color of light
from the arc. [,4any types of co]or-
corrected mercury lam ps are
a!a ld bl-, ds the color c orrpct on ic
dependent solely u pon the type of
phosphor used. Lamp man ufactu rers
have developed a succession of new
improved phosphors wh ich accounts
for the ever-increasing use of these
lamps. As new phosphors were
introd uced, lamp man ufactu rers
used such descriptive na mes as
"Deluxe White," "Warm Deluxe
proliferation of names for the
unfortunately, any standardlzation
a mongst the lamp manufacturers.
The more common phosphor
coatings are d iscussed below. ln
considering the color ternperature, it
may be helpfulto make a comparison
with incandescent larnps at 2850'K
d o North Sny Dayl ghi at 7000 K.
Deluxe White (Brite White
DeLuxe) mercl] ry lamps provide
much improved color rendition in
mercury lamps with a color quality
simi ar to Coo White f luorescent. The
amp has an apparent color
tem peratu re of 3700'K-4000'K.
Beauty Lite mercury lamps provide a
rnoderateLy cool atmosphere and
more pleasing skin tones at no
sacrificein ight output over Deluxe
White. The lamp has an apparent
color tem perature of 4000'K.
Deluxe White and Beauty Lite
mercury lamps are often used in
corridors, Lobbies, stores, exhibition
ha lls, supermarkets, banks,
term inals and shopping malls.
Warm Deluxe White (Warm White
Deluxe) mercury lamps provide a
warmer atmosphere than standard
t-
Deluxe White mercury lamps at a
sacrifice in light output. These
lamps have an apparent co or
temperature of 3300' K 3600" K and
may be used in the same areas as
Deluxe White mercu ry la mps.
Sty e-Tone mercury lamps provide
a warm atmosphere similar to that
of incandescent lighting with a
slight decrease in light output over
Deluxe White. Tney have an apparent
color temperatu re of 3000' K-
3200'K. These amps are bestsuited
to those app ications where a warm
atrnosphere is desired, such as in
stores, waiting roorns, banks, terrninals,
cafeterias, rnalls and lobbies.
COLOR*METAL HALIDE LAMPS
N,4etalhalide lamps, like mercury
lamps, areavailabieeither in clear or
phosphor-coated types. Both types have
much improved color rendition over
comparable mercury lamp types. Coated
metal halide lamps provide a warmer
atmosphere than clear metal ha lide
lamps at no sacrifice in light output.
They approach the warm environment
ol,
associated with incandescent I
lamps. These lamps have an apparent
co or temperature of 3400" K-
3900'K. A most important
application for these larnps is store
lighting where accurate rendition
of colors is needed. Naturally, those
app ications mentioned previously
for other H.l.D. lamps may be
enhanced by the use of these lam ps.
Perhaps an even more important
reason for the popu la rity of these
lamps is the fact that they have
approximately 50% more light
output than the Deluxe White
rnercury lamps of equalwattage (the
highest output mercury lamp).
COLOR_HIGH PRESSURE
SODIUM LAMPS
The color quality of these lamps
has been described as "golden
wh ite" and wh ile some f ind th is
orange yeLlow color not unpleasant,
their color rendering properties are
poor compared to the mercury
and metal ha ide lamps discussed
above. Until recently, high pressure
5od ,m lJnps were ava lab e o^ ry in
higher wattages: 250 watt to 1000 50% of their initial lu men output.
watt; now 70, 100 and 150 watt Forthis reason, it is betterto
lamps are availa ble. Due to their very
consider the economic or useful
h igh efficiency, these la mps have
life in determining when la mps are
been suggested for llmited usage in
to be replaced and to coordinate
commercia areas when the re amping with routine c eaning of
background colors are carefully
lighting eq uipment.
selected to be com patible with the
lf rnore tha n one type of phosphor-
lamps' color rendering cha racteristics.
coated larnp ls used to define varlous
GROUP RELAMPING areas, accord ing to their color,
Because of the change in maintena nce personnel should
characteristics of the longer ife be '.structed to '-lanp w th arrps
H. L D. la mps over the jr life, it is often of the proper color deslgnation.
desirable to rep ace la mps before Otherwise, sharp differences may be
they burn out, in a group replacement noticed f rom luminaire to luminaire
program. For instance, mercury if, for instance, cool and warm
lamps, at the end of their 24,000 hour color tone lamps are placed side by
life may have a lu men output as low
side. The color r-^ndition wil be
altered as well. Lamps of different
man ufactLr rers shou ld not be
intermixed as there is a variation
ln color among the ampsproduced
by the va rious manufacturers.
Another important reason for
group rela m ping is the fact,that as
H.l. D. larnps burn there is a sligi,t
color shlft. f lamps are replaced
on a random basis, it is quite possible
that the new larnps wi lhave a different
color appearance than the older lamps
a d /vi ltrus be read .) noticeab e.
BADIO INTERFERENCE
Except ring the period of starting,
du
there virtually no radio lnterference
is
fron th- operarion of d.l.D. arrps.

COLOR
LAMP CODE TEJVPERATURE LIFE LUNlENS
WATTS BULB (ANS ) DESCRIPTION ("K) lHOURS)(VERTICAL)
ir4l:i:lc: ill i .,l.rlrl 1r j
100 A-23 H38i!,,1P-100/ DX Deluxe White 3900' 24000 4300
100 A-23 H38lVP 100/N Slyle-Tone 3200 24000 3600
100 A 23 H38MP-100/R Beauty Lite 4000 24000 4300
100 BT-25 H38JA-100/DX Deluxe While 4000" 24a00 4500
100 E-23y2 H38JA-100/DX De uxe Whiie 3900 24000 4200
100 81-25 H38JA-100/N Sly e-Tone 3200 24000 3750
100 BT 25 H38JA-100/R Bea!ty Liie 4000 24000 4400
100 E 23y, H38JA-100/WDX Warm Deluxe While 3300 24004 320n
100 B-40 H38BP r00/DX De uxe While, Reilector 3900' 24000 2900
100 R-40 H38BP 100/N Sly e-Tone, Reilector 3200 24000 2450
100 R-40 H38BP 1oo/R Beauty Lite, Rellector 4000 24004 2850
175 81 2a H39KC-175/ DX Deluxe White 4000" 24000 8500
175 E 28 H39KC 175l DX Deluxe White 3900 24000 8600
175 BT-28 H39KC-t 75l N Style-Tone 3000 24000 7000
175 BT-28 H39KC-175/ R Eeauty Lite 4000 24000 8500
175 BT 28 H39KC-'17s/WDX Warm White De uxe 3600 24000 8000
175 E 2a H39KC-175/WDX Warm Deluxe White 3300 24000 6500
175 R-40 H39BP 175/DX Deluxe While, Ref lector 3900' 24000 5750
175 R-40 H39BP-175/ N Style-Tone, Rellector 3000 24040 4600
115 R 40 H39BP-17s/ R Beauly Lite, Retlector 4000 24000 5750
250 Br-28 H37KC 250/DX De uxe Whiie 4000" 2400a 13000
250 E-28 H37KC 250/DX Deluxe White 3900 24000 12100
250 BT 28 H37KC-250/ N Style Tone 3000 24000 11000
250 BT-28 H37KC-250 / R Beauty Lite 4000 24000 13000
254 E-28 H37KC-250/WDX Warm De uxe Whiie 3300 24000 9500
400 BT 37 H33GL-400/DX Deluxe While 3900^ 24000 23000
400 E 37 H33GL-400/DX Deluxe Whlte 3900 24000 22500
400 BT-37 H33GL-400/N Style-Tone 3000 24000 19500
400 BT-37 H33GL-400/ R Beauly Lite 4000 24000 23000
400 BT-37 H33GL 400/WDX Warm While Deluxe 3600 24000 21000
400 E 37 H33GL 4OOlWDX Warm Deluxe White 3300 24000 20000
iiteltti iji!itfj: L ,1r/toa;
175 BT-28 M175 /C /BU Phosphor Coated, Base Upt 3600 7500 14000
175 E-2a t\4v175/Ci U Phosphor Coaled, Any Pos t ont 3900 7500 14000
175 8T.28 MS175/C/HOR Phosphor Coated, Horizontai Onlyt 3600 7500 15000
250 BT-28 [,42s0lc/BU HOR Phosphor Coated Base Up to
Horizontalt 3900 10000 20500
400 BT-37 M400/c/BU-HOR Phosphor Coaied, Base LJp 10
Horizontal (Horlz.1) 3800 20000 34000
400 E-37 MV400/C/U Phosphor Coated. Any Poslllontt 3800 20000 34000

400 BT-37 H400BU / C Phosphor Coaled, Base Up to

N.4

Horizontal 3400 '15000 34000

400 BT-37 r\,,15400/C/HOR Phosphor Coaied, Horizonlal Onlyi 3800 20000 40000

lUse ln Enclosed F xtures Only.

ltHonzonla operahon requires
enclosed fixture.
H-fi {* g"g"F"{}$-B H5&? s,
UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES
REQUIREMENTS
-as lwo sy)'a-s 10 oro,. ide i Irrr"
rar'or w"e''r'l'e !.1.D. larp sour
are avai ab e for either IZAV ar 277V
branch circuits wlth a bal ast tap
G
and power is avai ab e. The Auxi iary su pp lying 12OV to the inca ndescent
All Lightolier H.l.D. lumlna jres carry
the U.1. labe ;su tab efordamP Llghting System (AUX) for recessed amp.
locatlons. Al recessed downl ghts H. .D. urninalres provides ll urni-
rar or dL'i-g Joo'cool-o'f ALTERNATE: N/l in i-Ca n lampho der
are approved for through branch ^drr and remains on on ly, (without vo tage sensing devlce)
circu it wiring except the 2'x 2' and-restart perlods
untilthe H.l.D. arnp reaches 60' supp ied wlth 4'of 5/ 16" Greenfie d
which does not have a separate and 5'of ead wlres, TO SPECIFY:Add
junction box, of its ight output. The Supplementary
Lighting System (SU P) for surface suff ix MCL to Catalog Number for
rnounted u m ina ires provides H. .D. f ixtu re.
AUXILIARY AND SUPPLEMENTARY
LIGHTING SYSTEMS i lumlnatlon when the l-1.1,D. lamp
is out and shuts off whe n the
H.1, D. amps, when flrst turned on,
l-1.LD. lamp starts. Both systems
require a "warm-up" per od of up to
ten minutes. When these larnps are AUXILIARY LIGHTING SYSTEM SUPPLEMENTARY LIGHTING SYSTEM
extinguished, even for an lnstant, (AUN FOR RECESSED (SUP) FOR SURFACE MOUNTED
they must cool for a I ke perlod H.I,D. FIXTURES H-I.D. FIXTURES
before they w I rel ght Outage can MODE OF OPENATION IlIOOE OF OPERATION
be caused by rnomentary power
fai ure, substantla vo tage reduction
or cyc e changes. To provide a ,,'/ \
fi TTTTALSTART:
H.l D lamp and tungnen II{ITIAI START:
minimum eve of ll um natlon whlle / \\- -\,' halogen arip both energrzed
/ \ H.l.D arnp siads warnrlng H.l.D. amp energzed and
lungsten-halogen lamp off.
wa iting for the H. .D. amp to warm / \ up tungsten halogen anrp at
ll. .D. amo starts warm ng up
up, or to coo to restrike temperature, i I Iuloulput

an aux liary or supplementary jghting

Ot
A
system ls often p rov ided. PARTIAL V{ARM.UP:
ll. .D. amp reaches 60?o
These systems can take several ght output tungstetuhalogen
amp swtched ofl.
forms. An effectlve system fron'r a ORMAL ()PERATIOIi:
safety standpoint is one n whjch N.l.D. anrp at 1ul output.

standby um naires (inca ndesce nt

A
Tungsten.ha ogen
amp olf
or fluorescent) are powered from a FUI.I. V{ARM.UP:

separate generat ng system or a N D lamp at 100% ghi

output.
battery system. Such a system is
regarded as the most re lia b le as it ls /\ .'HOT''
not de pe n dent upon the b u ild ln g's "HOT'' RESTART:
RESTART:
H.l.D Iamp and tungsten.
power systern.

A
H.l.D amp and tungsten' halogen amp both energized.
ha ogen lamp both energred H.l.D lamp too hot to sia.t;
Another means ls to use match ng ll.l.D. amp too hoi to staft tungsten'ha ogen lamp at lui
tungsten halogen amp at fu output. After H.lD. amp
incandescent (or f uo resce nt)
I

outpui Alier | .D. amp coos down and starts cyce

lumina res ln the ayout for general cooh down and starts, cyc e beEins as in 'lnilal Start
beg ns as n' nita Siad above
lightlng. Incandescent may also be above.
used for accent llghting and
fluoresce nt for perlmeter ighting. MAXI MUM TUI{GSTEIi.HALOGEII MAXIMIJM
I.AM P I{A]IAGE H,I,D. FIXTURES TUIIGSTEIi.HALOGEI{
ln the event of a temporary power T!f esien-Haiosen lVini-Can IIMP IIATIAGE
interru ptjon, both the lncandescent H lu LrmP aise Lampiq tzov.,
and fluorescentwotl d come back on Suriace lVo!nt€d
l00\4 t50v!
upon the restoration of power, Clinder downlight l50W Tungsten-llalogen
175W 150W
providing i lurninat on wh le the
T-4. 120V., lVinr-Can
H.l D. is coo ingfor restrike.

A th irdway s to provlde an incan-

250W
(Except Round
Lens t€)
r50w Suriace lVo!nted
Square Regressed
Lens te
Base
6t
descent amp (tungsten-ha ogen) 400\{ 250W

in the H.l.D, uTnlnalre, contro ed T0 SPtC FY Add suft x AUX to Caia og Numberior Recessed N .0. T0 SPICIFY add sullix SLJP t0 Cata og Number ior Surface
by a voltage sensing device. L ghtolier I xture N,lounied H. .D I xture.

52
0 All H.l.D. lamps have negatlve
reslstance characteristics a nd,
therefore, require that a current
lim iting d evice, ln the forrn of a
bal ast, be lncorporated in the circuit.
The ballast not only imits the
current but also provides the proper
startl ng and operating voltages for
the lamp. A bal ast determines for
a specific larnp its perforrnance
characteristlcs: in put (watts),
output (vo t arnperes), starting
^u a I ampor-'1" rdop^'d rg
cu rrent (amperes). H.l.D. ballasts
are genera ly designed to operate a
sing e lamp although dual larnp
ba lasts are available.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Ba lasts are avallable in two physical
types: "Core af d Coll" and
"Encased." The core and coi type
has its viindings and laminations
exposed ( ncluding the capacitor
I wh en used). Th is type of construction
requires that the ballast be insta led
in a suitab e enc osure sLrch as a
lun'rinalre llody.
The encased type ballast is ful y
enc osed within lts own meta
com pa rirnent. Th js type of
cofstrLrction ls used for applications
which require sepa ration of the
bal ast from the Lu m ina ire housin g,
s!ch as rnou nting on a lu m lnalre
frame. Encased ba lasts are available
with or wlthout a potting compound
fi Lightolier's recessed H. .D.
. voltage variation 10%, lamp watts
down lights are equ lpped with
encased potted bal asts to improve
heat d ssipatlon and reduce bal ast
noise.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
BALLASTS
-MERCURY
There are four com monly used
circujts for mercury ballasts:
Reactor, Autotransforrner, Constant
Wattage Autotra nsformer (CWA) and
Constant Wattage (CW).
I The Reactor and Autotransformer
bal asts are both "non-regulated
types," rneaning that lnput voltage
must be controlled over a relative y
narrow range io assure satisfactory
operat on of the lamp. For exarnp e,
ire vo tage variatlon of ' 5% will
a
produce a arnp wattage variation of
9%. Starting current wll be
a pproximately 50% h igher tha n
norrna operating current and
circL.rits will have to be slzed
according y. n addition, both bal ast
types a re low power factor a though
a capacltor can be added to convert
thern to high power factor. Reactor
bal asts can be used where line
vO tag- ic . rf'-'P'lT 1Or*" . ir'/ CA
the rated Lamp voltage) to start the
lam p. Autotransforrner bal asts are
sim i a r to Reactor ba I asts with a n
autotransformer added to change the
llne voltage to the proper inp ut
voltage.
Both Constant Wattage and Constant
Wattage Autotransformer bal asts are
"regu Lated " (or "sta blllzed ") types
which are used when the llne voltage
is expected to vary by more than
5% f rom no m ina . There ls less
amp wattage (and light output)
varlations tha n with non-regulated
ba lasts. These ballasts have a
- gh po,^..r '"c ro' d d ra ,,r o.r,.r
"
sta rtlng cu rrent than operating
c ."ert. Tris r-oLcp( lhp cJrrenl
load lng on bra nch circuiting
compared to non-regu ated ballasts.
Constant Wattage Autotransformers
are the most economlca regulated
ba lasts and have the followlng
regu lation characteristics: ine
variation - 5%. Constant Wattage
ballasts are the prem ium regulated
bal asts and have the fo lowing
regu latlon characteristics: llne
voltage variation 13%, lamp watts
vanalion -27".In additlon, the larnp
circuit is electricalLy isolated from
the primary wind ing of the ballast
provld ing greater protectlon against
electrica I shock and min imizing
stray signal feedback into the power
system.
A cost comparison of va rlous ballast
clrcuits may be made with Constant
Wattage Autotransformer as base
100%.
o0)
:6
€ 3
=9
o : ,t7
of,
cr < o< o
50% 105% 100% 120%
Al ba lasts are hlgh power factor,
exceptthe reactor, which s low
power factor.
The trend arnong specifiers has been
to use the Constant Wattage
Autotransf ormer bal ast \r'/henever
possib e. Some of the advantages of
th is ballast over the Reactor and
Autotra nsforrrer types are: better
amp output regulation; lower
start ng current; voltage taps not
requlred; h igh powerfactor. While
the Constant Wattage Bal ast is a
further refinernent over the Constant
Wattage ALrtotransformer ballast,
these advaftages do not generally
rlr,6' r'. dod-d , O rdr d arg^.si,/^
of the Constant Wattage ba last. lt js
for these reasons that most
man ufactu rers (Llghtolier inc uded)
have standard zed on the Constant
WdI',i86 AL tot"d nsforrer bal'a t.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTEBISTICS
_METAL HALIDE BALLASTS
Ny'ost metal halide lamps will not
opei'ate reliably on most mercury-
amp ba lasts because of their higher
starting voltage and special wave
forrn requirernents. Lead Peaked
autotransformer type bal asts are
ava ila b e for operating metal ha lide
amps and are used with Lightolier
lu .rai.es. r'p a a'a 1^igh po/ver
factor, regulated type bal asts which
draw less starting current than
op6.d- ng ^Lr r-r | -h..e ba laS'.
genera lly have the following
regu ation characteristics: 1- l0%
line voltage variation, -8% or '10%
lamp watts va riation.
Ballasts for metal ha lide lamps will
operate mercury lamps with no
adverse effects.
ELECTRICAL. CHARACTENISTICS OF ENCASEO AND FILL.ED BALLASTS
flr
Lamp 100 Watt Mercury 175 Wall Mercury 250 Watt Mercury 400 Watl Mercury 175 Walt Metal Halide 400 Wall Melal Halide
Type Ballasl (CWA) Conslanl Wallage Aulolransformer (LPA) Lead-Peaked Autotransformer
Nominal Primarv 12o
r;Jiiiiii ti"lili ' 120 277 12o 277 12o 277 12o 277 12o 277 277

Starlinq Line l.uti .30 .60 .26 1.2s .44 2.21 .91 .77 .35 2.4O 1.10
cri,""i r-Jmisr
ODeratind Llne 1.06 77 167 80 7a 40
;fi/;iii:;;!j 50 1.7s 2.4 1.1 4 00 1 1.75

Extlnction Voltage
as Percent oi
"N;;;;:Tp;i;"'y 55"/o 55% 55"k 55o/o 55/" 55% 50% so"/' 55v" 55% 45o/o 45v"
Voltage
Lamp Waltage 100 100 175 1"15 250 250 400 400 175 175 400 400
Ballast Losses 33 33 35 35 48 48 3s 35 65 65
(wansl
lnputWattage 122 125 208 208 285 285 44A 448 210 210 465 465
Power Factor 90% 906/. 950/o 95% 95% 95% 95% 95% 90y" 90% 9Ao/. 90y"
Lamp Watts
Reoulation at
::5'/o !5Yo t:5o/o r.sV. t:So/o !'ak !10o/o !1o/a lgob !8/"
Voltage
Fi!ctuation
[,4inlmum Slarlin.t
I emp0raiute -20'F -20"F -2A'F -20'F -20" F -20"F -20'F -20"F -20'F -20'F
Maximum Amblent 131"F 131'F 131 " F 131'F 131 "F 131 'F 113"F '113'F 131"F 131'F 122"F 122"
Temperature (60'C) (60"C) (60'c) (60'c) (60"c) (60"c) (45'c) (45'C) (60"C) (60'C) (s0'c) (50"c)

BALLAST NOISE
The ba llasts req u ired for the
operation of H.l.D, lamps produce a
low level hum which in some
insta llations may be objectionable.
The ballast noise level in a given
room is dependent on the following
factors:
1 . The Noise Generated by the
Ballasts
No'marly, the h igher tl^e wattage
of a ballast, the more noise it
generates, The noise generaied
is also affected by the ballast
construction; a potted ballast will
operate nrore quietly than a
non-potted ba llast.
2, The Mounting ot the Ballasts
Luminaires tend to radiate ballast
noise into the occupied area;
therefore, any means of isolating
the ballasts from the lum ina ires
will help to reduce the level of
ballast noise in the room.
3. The Spacing ol lhe Luminaires
The more lu m ina ires of a given
type per square foot of ceiling
area, t1e h gner the ballast no se
54
4. The Acoustical Characterislics NC levels have been calculated for
6r
ol the Room Llghtolier's H.l.D. down ights, for
Th is refers to the sou nd varlous luminaire spacings, in rooms
absorption cha racteristics of the having average sound a bsorption
room. The ballast noise level
from a given luminaire installation
c
"araclerisr'cs. Th s informat,on is
presented in the form of Quick
will be lower in a "dead" room Ca lcu lator Charts.
having s!rfaces that tend to
A sample Qu ck Ca culator Cl-art
absorb sound than in a "Live" is
roonn having hard surfaces that shown a bove. For a75'x75'xIO'
tend to reflect sound. room (RCR = 1)w th Luminalres
spaced on 7'centers, the levelof
Lighto ier's recessed H.l.D. i lurinai:on w.'l be 70 fc. The NC
level is found by projecting a line
downlights have been tested by an
up from the 7' center to center
i ndependent acoustical laboratory to
deterrn ine their Sound Power Levels distance of fixtures to where it
(the sou nd generated by the intersects the dashed cu rve and then
Lu m ina llast com bination).
irel ba projecting the line to the right side
These tests were performed in a of the chart for an NC-30 noise level.
reverberant room with each
The rooms chosen for calculating NC
lurninaire installed in a suspended
levels have an acousticaltile
acousticaltile celling. With the data
cei ing with a 0.65 Noise Reduction
from these tests, the sound level
Coefficient and hard wa lls and
for many luminaires in a particular
f loor with a O.O5 Noise Reduction
room can be calculated. Normaily,
this sound level is given as an NC
(Noise Criteria) number, a single
Coefficient. Note that roorn size has
no effect on the NC leve . o.{
number sound rating system which In practice, the luminaire noise level
is wldely used in speclfying w l be ira:d ble f t;s equalto or
acceptab le noise levels. lower than the ambient (background)
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7772 A0 33146-A0 33444-A8 33936-A0
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33445 A7 33954-A0
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50"/. WALLS; 20% FLOOR 57@ LUMENS PER LAMP 32515 A0 33149 A0 e 33446-A1 33955-A1
90 32515-Al 33149-Al '- 33446 A2 f 33956-A0
32516 A0 33446-A7 33956-A1
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types of rooms.

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32844-EA
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3364a.E8 g
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Slores, Restauranls, 33012-A0
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markels, Catei6rias 4G50 factors may somet mes justify 33013-A8 33424 A1 33912-A0 35769,E4
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the high cost of H.l.D. d mming
33014-Ao i 33424-42 33912'Ai
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33424-47 33912-42 35724-E9
35725t9
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systems. 33015-40 33425-A0 33913-A0 35726-E9
33015-41 33425-A1 33913 A1 3dl2AEs
33425-42 33913-A2 I
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33426-A7 33915-A0 XYgsE9
33426-A8 33915-41 35719E9
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