,}

Introductlslt
The lights of any city (or town or village) are a
thrilling sight when viewed from an airplane or

nearby hill. From such a vantage point the form and

structure of the community is quickly perceived-in

outline one sees the brilliant warmth of the central
business district, main arterial trafficways stretching
out radially, punctuated by neon lights, tall structures that may be a new "high rise," factories, shopping centers, and maybe a baII park literally "filled
with light." Residential areas give forth twinkling
Iights from homes and more widely-spaced street
liihts. Possibly the whole scene is either bounded or
laced by wide ribbons of illuminated expressway or
interstate highway.

WHY WE LIGHT

CITY

Sometimes it seems we take the lighting of our

citv too much for granted. Shouldn't the merchant,

the banker, the business corporation, and each home-

owner do this for himself? Experience shows that

when we wait for "them" to do it, the job simply
doesn't get done.
Some form of public lighting is essential to integrate the community gnd protect and enhance public
areas: streets, alleys, parks, and principal gathering
places. Thus lighting of streets takes its place among
other public works or municipal services-paid for out
of the-public treasury for the good of aII citizens, and
others passing through town. Elected officials at the
local level are very much aware of this obligation.
Today, we can tabulate some of the benefits iike this:
1. Lower loss of life and property from traffic
accidents.

Reduced crime rate.

D. Increased property value.
4. Broader nightime use of public facilities such as
parks, marinas, athletic fields.
2.

5.
6.

Prevention of urban decay.

Stimulation

growth.
7. Civic pride.

of

commercial and industrial

HOW WE TIGHT TODAY'S CITY

A well-balanced comprehensive street lighting plan
requires initial and continued study. Each element of

the street system must be classified. Illumination

Ievels to suit each must be designed consistent with
the requirements of city growth, traffic engineering,

incidence of crime, shoppers, civic pride and beauty.

Finances must be considered-to assure adequate
lighting for each street classification that does not
discriminate for, or against, any tax payer.

Like the family car, street lighting involves both

owning and operating costs, plus a provision for
maintenance. In the United States today, roadway
lighting is frequently installed, owned and maintained by the serving electric utility, be it public,or
private. A comprehensive fee is then charged to the
iity for this service to cover the investment, maintenance, and electricity necessary to operate the
light. A state or local government can of course

to install its own equipment and even malnbuying power only from the utility. This is
done principally where heavy costs of "ornamental"
units are involved and the costs are absorbed in part
by adjacent property owners or through state and
federal aid programs"
choose

tain

it

"TYPICAL'' CITY LIGHTING PLAN

The present trend is to use the long-1ife economical

mercury vapor lamp as the basic tool fo-r lighting
municipal streets. It is by far today's best bargain in
per tax dollar.
Iight
-A s-imple
lighting plan using only three lamp sizes
is shown below:

Street

No.

Clossif ico tion

Miles

Business(5%)
rrofiic(2o7ol I Residentior (75%)

, 5.0 155000 l(1000)

l1.5-l.sl21000l (400)l L .3 I 7000 l(175) l-

ll'-

In this buyer's guide are shown all the lighting sysar-e required for lighting all the streets of a
citv. Easy-to-follow plans and charts on pages 4
thfough 7 illustrate the lamp type and size, spacing,
and mounting height to give minimum "code" levels
of illuminatibn as recommended by Illuminating
Engineering Society and approved by American
Standards Association. In addition, a wide selection
of poles, brackets, and control equipment is shown.
This Guide does not pretend to cover every application or set of conditions that will be encountered in
tighting a city. It is intended to show the ease with
w-hich:'code't level lighting can be achieved under
average conditions. Further application b"lp is
readily available by calling your nearest General
Electfic representative. And, the unequalled facilities
of the famous Crossroads of Light in Hendersonville,
N. C., are always available for your use.
Further infoimation is also available by writing
to Outdoor Lighting Department, General Electric
Company, Hendersonville, North Carolina 287 39.
tems that

FRONT COVER

TOP:
RIGHT:

lf[J;

in Pueblo, Colo. with tucolox lomps ;n M,400A pOWR/

DOOR luminsires.
Residenilol street in wilmingion, Del. wirh M-250R luminoires.
Dowrrown Konsos Ciry with iwin-mounred M-400A luminoires ond [ucolox lcmps.

Trof{ic sireei

BACK COVER
TOP LEFT:

Rest stop on I-6s neor Columbus, tnd. lishred by M-250A pOwR/DOoR

ond PMA,Il5 lumino;res.
TOP RIGHTT p 400A powerftood tumincjre, york Horbor, Moine.
MIDDLE LEFT: M,400d, PoWR,/DOOR luminaires wirh t-ucotox tomps on opprooch ro
George Wcshington Bridse.
MIDDLE RIGHT: TC.l00 Town & counry luminaires in cheekrowogc, N. y.
BOTTOM: Mossochuseiis Turnpike Tunnel under Prudedriol cenrer in Bosron,
lishtd by 308T fluorescent iunnel luminoires.

Poge

Tahle of

Gmmtemts

Applicotion Doto
4-7
Producf lnformotion, M-line
8
Produci lnformotion, Poles
And Brockets
9
Producf lnformotion, Spoce-Liteo
And Poles
10, ll
Privote Lighting
12
Post-top Luminoires And Poles . . . I3, l4
Photoelectric Controls . . .
14
Tunnel And Underposs Luminoires.
l5
Sign ond Woll Luminoire
16
Bqllost Product And Electricol

Doto

17,

Lexon@ Globes

And Refroctors . .

18

t9

Lumenslpel Squore Foot

Aieo

rrClcssif

icolion

R6qdwdy

Dovn-

tnler:

Clo siif icorion

town

mediqle

Outlying
and Rurcl

2.0
1.2

0.9

Ap

iCotio n : Gu'i.d,e,,:rhoit

RECOMMENDATION FOR AVERAGE HORIZONTAT

FOOTCA,NDIES* ON ROADWAYS . ' '

lThe oveioge hoii"onidl-footcoirdles reci:mmended.obove repre.

sent oveioge . illumioqlion ol'thg roodwcy, poyemdnt, when

the illt{niilqtidg aourcd: is. al il! lowesa oulpui ond *hen the

lumi||'oire. ia in .its diiti.est.

* *Residentiol-

condiiiol.

'

..'ihe ..hweit..fgoicahdld vo.lue ot ony. point on.lhe povemeiri

'should irot.be. las!,ihqn.one-third the dveroge volue. The only
d.X!.epliOn.fq thir' requiaement.:opplies to residential roodwoys
wheie ihe lowesl.fooicondle iolu. oi on), point rioy be os low
qs'oie-sixth the qveiqg volue.

NOTE: Clossificqlions ore in occordqnce with new IES recommendotions:

M-S-Iil
Lisht Distribution (1, ll, lll, lV)
T T T-Loterol
Liqht Coirrol c (cutoff) s (semicutoff)
I I'- lT*i*r
N (Noricuroff)
I
LVerticol Lishi Distribution-S (Short) M (Medium) t (Long)

M-250A
Luminoire:

Lomp:

M-250A

o o.9
U
J

H175A39-22

Pholomelric

o.8

Curve:

=t

35-174438

Poz
o

M-C-il

MointenonceFcclor:

Height;

Mounling

o^I u.b

.65

25'

L-

__+l

l_

ilt

to'

rro_,,.._*]

ItM
I nvG. narrtarNEo)
MEETs
'
REcoMMENDATIoNS
asa-lEs

=t

S
'=

'

o.4

a
= o.3
o.2

I
I

0.5

Fis.

80

t20

r50

200

240

280
ONE SIDE OR STAGGERED SPACING-FEET

M-400A
Luminqire:

M-400A
o
lrJ
J

Lomp: MV-400/BD

Pholomelric Curve:

::N

35-174492

M-S-ilr

:"N

.51

o
o
L
o

:N

Moinlenonce Foclor:

Mouniing Height:

,:l

:^T

lrJ

--t-rl
td

l*-

z'c'-'o:'-1

+-

::t

7O'

::l loo
80

Fia V
e
..|'.

'

'AvG.MAINTA|NED)MEETS

ASA.IES

RECOMMENOATIONS

t20 t40 160 r80 200 22a 240 260 280 300

ONE SIDE OR STAGGERED SPACING-FEET

Fig. 4

Luminoire: M-4004

Lomp:

H400C33-l

Photometric

v,

ur

Curve:

35-174455

s-s -ll

3
F

MoinlenonceFqclor:
Mounling

-!

--l
Fis.

Height:

,.c

.61

o
t!

32'

[- "o''o"o'o" *l
r

,ra'- rr'

+4O'

-O.6.I.2 FC (CALCULATED

AVG, MAINTAINED) MEETS

ASA-I ES

1.6

RECOMMENOATIONS

1.2

lrJ

t.o

o.B

=
o.6

70

90 ilo

t30 r50 r70 r90 2ro

ONE SIDE OR STAGG EREO SPACING-FEET

Fis. 6

230

Application llata

o
M-400A (Cont'd)
3.O

2.8

?' z.s

2 2.4

3 ?.2
5 z.o
P r.e
6trJIb

t.c

r.z

T,Y.]PtrC,A:L

r.o

i2acirirlii

= o.8
0.6

r
60

Fig. 7

roo r40

r80 2?o 260

300

I.I-2,O FC (CALCULATED
AVG. MAINTAINED) MEETS

ONE SIOE OR STAGGEREO SPACING-FEET

ASA- I ES RECOMMEN OATIONS

.,,.1li,Ii1ii66il1g;t'::'r,

t.8

5
o

r.6

5
F

r.+

rl'r'P.h.ilt

-'r,.Crriv.b,i'.,,',,

MounlinE lteighi,;.

- lo

+r[

80 too 120 t40 t60 t80 200 ?20

ONE SIDE OR STAGGERED SPACING-FEET

Fis. 9

240

,,ll:I

FiE;,,,

1(l,,l.,',

T-:Y.FIJ.erAL

F:::.igi:e61. :-i.{

ASA- IES

il!

a
=

'i,,

,,H400n33.1 , ,,

Curve: 35-174450
M-S-Iil ,
'

Morrnfirig Height:',','
TYFf.CAL.'LAY.O.UT

,is
60

Fig.

'

i-,

Mniriidnbnae Fsclor: .. .64

::l
ll

80

roo

t20

tzlo

t60 7

ONE SIOE OR STAGGERED SPACING-FEET

o
t80

I OVH=O
:':..

rr.i

,i-..:i.i,r,. . ,-

Fiq. 12

, '.' '

RECOMMENOATIONS

Pholomelric

trJ

...

J_

FC (CALCULATEO

lonip:

o
F

.60'

AVG. MAINTAINEO} MEETS

o
F
o
o
L

'll:, '-,,''

.'

Luminoiie:' i,iMi400A

.J

..if

o.6-r,2

o
U,J

i, :r:

td,

o.8

?5,,.,1,74:4'5A

'MtiiniBdo ncd, Faif o i: .i:.li4r"..I,

o.6

--

M-S:llI

o
o
tJ- 1.2
o
UJ
z

M:*O:oA

:::,'lorni': ir,,,,,H4O0A33 :t..l

an

z
<

.i i:..i't;O...1.r4 .F-C,,.{.CALCU.LiAiE,D..':. .,'ir'

avc. MAINTatNED) MEErs
SA- IES RECOMMENDATIONS

..,

40',

.'

Application Data

l\.-rl,^tAt

M-400A (Cont'd)
Lsminoire: M-400A

Lomp:

2.A

LU-400/BD

o
!o

PholomelricCurve: 35-174486

M-S-lll

lleighl:

3
l!

45'

TYPICAL

,.a

o l'6

LAYOUT

2 t.o
r.z
f,
2
a l.o
=

o.B

0.6

l.o-e.o Fc {cALguLAT0
rrie,-uar rra rn ED ) MEETS

Fig. t3

2.2

sr
2.o
F

MoinlenonceFoatsf: .72
Mounling

2.6

2.4

80

Fig. l4

ASA- l E5 RECOil'MENOATIOiIS

t20

160 200

?40

280

320

ONE SIDE OR STAGGERED SPACING-FEET

M-r 000

Lrrminoire: lt-l 000

Lcmp:

s, 6.0

H1000C36-15

lrJ

o
2

PholomelricCurve: 221H842

<
I

s-s-ilr

o
o
E

MoinlennnceFqclor:,46
lVlounling

Height: 35'

-+
--t

TYPIEAL LAYOUT

l^l

+r50'

|-+
?.o-4.O FC {CALCULATEp

AVG, MAINTAINED) MEETS

ASA. I E5 RECOMMIlOATIONS

Fig. I5

5.O

4,O

z
F

=
-

3.o

2,O

60
Fis. l6

80

roo t20 r40

OPPOSITE SPACING

160 r80

Luninoire: M-l000
an
lr.l

Lomp: MV-1000/8D
Photomelric

C$rve: 35-174502

()

M-5-il

o
o
l!
o
lrJ

MoinlenunceFoctor:,42
IVlounting

Height:

35'

2
a

\?.O-4.O FC(CALCULATEO

Fig. l7

200

AVG. MAINTAINEO) MEETS

ASA -I ES RECOMMENDATIONS

r--

""N

::N

""1
90
Fis.

.^l
t8

r30

t70

2ro
OPPOSITE SPACING

SPACE-LITE
Luminoire:

Lomp: Hl 000C36-1 5

lrJ

J
o
z
o

5
o

Spoce-lite

5.O

Photometric Curve: 35-174747

s-s-ll

5.0

MointenonceFoclor: .46

l!
o

Mounting Height:

ul 4.0

-+

z-^J.U

A
=

2.O

60

80

too t20

t40

OPPOSITE SPACING

t60 t80

200

Fis. l9

66-+A
rs+:e+-]
l*

-Jl
Fig.

rvprcar-,r-avour

| |

+
t

35'

+r-

50'

lr

2.O.4,O FC (CALCULATED

AVG. MAINTAINED) MEETS

ASA-I ES

2O

RECOMMENDATION

PMA.I I5
-..d'

o.7

":':d;::ii:

'r:l':' Luminoire:

g,

lrj

J
o
z

Lomp: Hl75C39-22

0.6

\ii$i':l

(J

5
o
l!

,'::

0.5

,':$

Photometric

l{.,..$

trl O.4

lttr
I

3 o.:

Plounting

60

Fis. 2l

80

t20

roo

Height:

3'

I TYPICAL

tt
p rzo'-eo'l

,t

221H751

M-s-lv

$.

Curve:

MointenEnceFoctor: .77

s'

o.2

pMA- l r 5

LAYOUT

r40

ONE SIOE OR STAGGERED SPACING-FEET

Fis. 22

O.24. O.49

FC (CALCU LATED
AVG. MAINTAINEO) MEETS

A5A-I ES RECOMMENDATIONS

TC-r 00
Luminoire:

(n

u
J

.25

TC-100

Lomp: Hl00C38-4

Curve: 35-174515

520
F

Photomelric

P .rs

MointenonceFoclor: .65

M-S-lll

lrl

Mounting

.ro

TYPICAL

Height: I l'

LAYOUT
I

.o5

60

80

roo

t20

ONE SIOE OR STA6GERED SPACING-FEET

Fis. 23

I+85I
--, 5(J
--,H-J
!, i-"'- '"

20

tooooo
Fig. 24

O, I 5-

O.25

FC (CALCULATED

AVG. MAINTAINEO) FOR

II'

M. H.

Type M mercury lumin;ir;;

oif", o

complete fomitv (tOO

woils to lO00 wolts) of brocket-mounled fixtures for oll types

of roodwoy ond oreo lighting opplicotions. ln eoch lhe refleclor is precisely contoured ond highly speculor for opiimum
light. All units feoiure built-in bollosts to simplify instollqtion.
M-25OA ond M-4OOA luminoires feoiure exclusive GE fil-

i.:. i,r
i-.
i
i:

, I
l.lil

i;:

tered optics ond Powr/Doot(9 construction.

ORDERING INFORMATION

M-250A A
LUMINAIRE {Without Lomp} y

BALLASTI
Wotls

Primory
Volls

Lomp

TyPe

wi rh

wirh

Aslrodome

Aslrodome

conlrol raled onlrol roled

TyPe

I2OV

100

12Ox24Q

Regulotor $

240x48O

Regulotor$

240
240
't20

Reoctor-N
Reocior-H

F
F

H38

wirh

receplocle

Wilhout
Approx
Aslrodome or Net Wt

roted l2OV

roled 24OV

PE Receptocle

(rb)l

c728GOA4
c728GOO7
c728GOz5

PE

PE

c728GOOt

c728G028

c728G031

27
26
22
23
24

c728GO02

c728G005
c728G008

26
26

c728GO26

c728G017

22
23

c727Got66

c727GOl3A

c)zaootg4'

c727G0046
c727G016

c727GAO7A

c728OO1A0

c727GOO2

c727GA116

c727GOt40

c727GOO56

c727GO08A

c728GA22g
c72gGO13A

c728GO1 6

244
244

Reoclor-N PF
Reo ctor-H P F

124

Log

c727GOtV

c728GO29

c728GO32

25

Regulotor$
Regulotor$

c727GOO3

c728G003

c728GOO6

c728GO2t6
c728GA126

c728G409
c728G027
c728G0l 8
c728G033

27
27
23

120x24O
240x48O

250

P
P

Reguloior $
Regulotor$

24Ox48Q

t75

c727GAO1

Lqg

12Ax240

240V

wirh

receplocle

244
244

Reoctor-N PF
Reoctor-HPF

124

Loo

00-250

H39

cv27Goi26

H37

c727G0066
c727GOl8

c727GA1 50
c727GOO90

c728G02oO
c728GO116

c728GO230
c728GOt 4A

c728GO24A

c728GAl

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c728GO3A

H3r', 38, 39

Externolly
Mounted

atr

2V

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l8

c724GOAt
c724GOO4
c724GOO3
c724GA2A
c724GA1 s

42
42

c7220001

28

M-4004
400

c723G00;

Regu lotor $

12Ax24Q
24Ox48A

Reg

240
240
12C

400

lotor

Reqctor-N PF
Req ctor-H F F
Log

H33

Externolly
Mounied

H33

izzsCooro

cv23GOO50

c724GAtO,/)

c724G4120

C723c009o
c723A0A6

c723GOO4A

c724C0216

c724G022A

275
275

120
248

Lucolox @
Lucolox

LU-27 s/sv
LU-27 5 iBD

480

Lucolox

LU.275IBD

400

120

4AA

244

c723G506
c723G5026

400

LU-400/BD
LU-400/BD
LU-400/BD
MV-400,/'BD

c723G01,4

MV-4OO / BD

c723G0216

275

480

l-ucoiox
Lucoiox
Lucolox

400

120

MultiVopor

404

244

400

480

Multi.Vopor
Multi-Vopor

7Ae

12Ox24Q

Regu lotor $

704

480
120x240

Reoctor-H

MV-400//

c724GOC2

c724G013

c723G509

17

38
JY

42

c723C511

c724G510
c723G5010

c724Gs026

c724G5010

c723coisr

c724G029
c724C0476

c724GA48A

BD

c724G516

41

c724G511
c724G5A3
c724Gs08

50
44
50

c724GA3A

c724GA49
c724G050

44
44
44

c705G026
c705G028
c705G029
c705G03 i

55
50
57
50
34

M-r000
I 000
I 000

700 or
00c

I 000
I 000
1

000

Reoctor-H PF

Externoliy
Mounied

H35
H36

c705G025

c705G024

Multi-Vopor
Multi-Vopor

MV-r000/BD
MV-r 000/BD
MV-I OOO/BD

c705G127
c7osG129O

cvo5Gl

Regu ioior $

480

12C

244
480

Reqctor-H PF

NOTE: For electricol dqtq

c705G027

H35
H35
H36
H36

P F

of bollost refer to page

c705Co3o

c705G128
1

c705G031

50

1V.

NOTES
tApproximote Projecied

M-250r'.-1.3 sq ft

Arec -

M-400A 2.3 sq fi
M-I000-2.7 sq ft
{Olher power pock rotings not listed
obove ore noi normoliy in continuous
production, hence, will hove o longer
delivery cycle. The rotings listed below
csn be mqde qvqiloble on opplicolion.
Refer inquiries io your neqresi Generoi
Electric Sqles Office or Agent.
Reocior iype-(400 woits ond below)
volts, high or normol Power
-277
foctor. Avqiloble in minimum ordering quoniities o{ 10, No Price oddi-

tion for this roting.

Reguiotor lype 208, 277 volts. No
price oddition.
$Regulolor bollost power pocks roied
120x24O volis ore foctory wired for
120-voll operotion of boliqst ond photoelectric control, Those roted 240x480
volls ore foctory wired for 480-volt
operqtion. For 240-voll operotion refer
to log in luminqire ond instruction book.
gFor use on 3-wire 120x240-volt supply
volts to boilqsl qnd 120 volls io
-240
photoelectric control.

9For use on 2-wire 240-voll supply240 volts to bollosi qnd 240 volts to

photoelectric controi.

7M-400A ond M-250A luminoires listed

obove ore shipped wilh socket set in lhe
AH position for mercury vopor, AL for
multi-vopor, AXL for Iucqlox. M-'l 000

luminoires hqve sockei sel in S position

{or mercury vopor ond mulli-vopor. Sockei
con be eosily odiusted to other posilions
io obtoin desired light distribution.

AFour-woy dist;ibulion. M-250A

lumi-

nqires lisied obove qre for iwo-wcy lighi

distribulion. For instollofions requiring

four-woy light distribution, order similor

to Col. No. listed except for four-woy

distribulion.

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AIUMINUM POTES Anchor Bose

T
t

Wilh Topered Ellipticol Arm

Wilh Truss Style Arm

With Dqvit Style Arm

!n9

Col.
No,

lrocr)

i b 1'/,-l
7 b 1t/)

25

-29

l-29

zrctnl

30
30
30

-58
-58
-58
't-72

r^s
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23- 0

23-O

7l

I
I

28- 0

3.2

75

3.?

3t,53

1
75
e ro I'zr] 306
3.2
8 to 4'/1 30-6
6
7l
3.2
32
32'/t
I to 1t/t 30 -6
I
l. All ormr hovc 2-inch N.P.S. rl;pfirleB unl.!!
orh.,*rr. rp.cili.d
2. Hondhol included in (ololog numb!ri Ii3led
obov.. C!nh. of hondhole l8 inchcr fron

32t/t
32th

t-72
t-72

8ro6
8 to lt/t
I to 1t/,
8lo 6
8ro6
I to 1t/,
8ro6
8lo 6
Ito6

3.2

3I

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1t-.57
3l

3t-73

3l

.7

50r3l
50t 3?

2.4

30
30
30

l-r5

3.2

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l-o

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21

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7 to 1V7
7 to 1t/,
I to 1Vt
8 to 1th
I to ath

tcnglh

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75

2l -o
26-O

68

75

26-0

75
63

26-O

3.2
3.2
3.2
3.?
3.?

l. Hondholc includrd in (qlolog numbcr! lirtrd

obovc. C.nlrr ol handholc ir l8 jnchcr {rom
lhc grou.d.

Notatt

3.2
2.0
3.2
3.2

lO ro 6
lO ro 6

5qtr

lfcall

t-07
t-08
!-08
t-15

7 to 4t/t
7 ta {V,

3l-18
3r-2

7I

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52

Haighl
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3l-r8t
3l-l

3.2

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No.

i.led

(5a ft)

75

23-0
to 1t/ri 28-0

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(reerl

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sir.

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3.2
3.2

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othcr*ire rpcofrcd.
2. Hoidhol"
i" (otolog numbds lj'r.d
'ncluded
obov. Ce.t.'
ot hondhol. I8 ;^che5 lrom

STEEL PO|ES

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t

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with Truss sryle Arm

{Boltom Dionler lln.

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r tersth lFt-ln.l)

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21.6
24-6

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7.ox3.7 x23 6

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35 I I 2029-06

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29 -6

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8

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8.0x4.0x28
8.0x4.0128
8.0x3.8x30
8.0r3.8x30
8.0r3.8x30

35
35
35
35
35
35

3l

31-0

3l-0

6
6
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0
0

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15

112429

12

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13

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Note: 40-, 45- ond 50-foot nominol mounling heighi

steel poles ovo;lable on requesi.

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350

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Recommended Moximum Looding

al

For recommended looding weight Z5 lbs.,

proiecfed oreo 3.3 sq ft,

BRAEKETS FOR
WOOD-POLE MOUNTING
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AIUMINUM BRA'KET-EttIPTICAI

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69 24+
30 l5l/s
15 1S!/t
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ro.0 70
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GATVANIZED.STEET BRACKET-CANTILEVER

ATUMINUM BRACKEI_CANTITEVER

Space-Liteu Luminaires
0)

For eoch insiollotion, two cotolog numbers must be ordered-one covering the mounting orrongement
ond the second covering the luminqires required.

ORDERING INFORMATION FOR LUMINAIRES

oi
1

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l0

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SLIPFIITER.HUE

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I
I
i
I

ORDERING INFORMATION FOR

MOUNTING ARRANGEMENTS

SLIPFITTER- HUB WIIH I.FT OFFSET

ONLY

a^-

."r,

l4

FrG.z Ft6.3

FrG.4

c7 53G022 C753G00t C753G040 C753G004

SLIPFITTER-HU8 WITH 2-FT OFFSET

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FIG.II
c753G0r3 C7536043

Cololog number shown includes slipfiiter-hub for fourinch OD pole top, offset-orm iwhere shown) ond
necessory hordwore for ottoching luminoire to mounting.
Slipfitter-hub ond offset-orm hove stondord groy point

lr
i" r

finish.

Mounting orrcngemenl con be furnished compleie with

pholoeleclric receplocle. Order similor to "Cot.

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at

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FrG.r4

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'a.

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FrG.r7

No.

mounting orrongement excepi wiih photoelectric receptqcle." See price sheet for price odder,

ARM

Frc.rz FrG.r3
c753G037 C753G034

FIG.IO

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ARM

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FtG.20

FtG.2

c753G0r0 c753G03r c753G025 C753G028 C753G049

o,,oo oRDER|NG TNFORMATTON FOR pOtES

Dimensions
Lololoq

Numbei

lMoximum
I
I
..

Steel*, Rigid, Anchor B

3t/z-lnch
35-2 I 1 555-01
I to 4 Round

35

"3f
qt

21

1555-02

Pole
He ight
(

Fe

et)

Botlom
Dio
(lnchesl

4 Squore

Bos

35

35

8.5

a<

35

8.5

l2 sq.

3Yz-lnch Stondord Pipe-Top

oP Tenon (4.lnch OD)
35
34', 4"
8.0
I 1.25 sq.

j ll

souse

zqouo"

24

.219 ln.

I 1.25 sq.

t'l*12

.250 ln.

14.0

t4-15

.219 ln.

8.0

I I.25

555-05

Round

35

34'4"

8.0

35

34t 4t'

10.0

4 Squore

I ll.5

.188 ln.

34'4"

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es)

l-t2

35

Round

ln ch

1-12

Round

35,21 1555 06

ickness

35-2 I I 555-04
',l

Th

Dio

tt
12sq. I tt.s

2 Squore

il

Size
(lnches)

Woll

Boli
Circle

to 3 Squore

atr-inu-, nig',d, an"ho. B ose,

35-2 I r1555-0335rt
555-03 T Il Round
Rq
35*21

Fis.24

i .Nu-tb."'
l-No-in.l
Lumrnorre5
I
| Mounting
I
I Heisht
I
I (Feet)

sq.

poles finished with red primer coot finish.

GUIDE FORM SPECIFICATIONS

NOTE: Specify desired chqrqcterislics where indicoted to "specify".

The luminaire shall be the

General Electric Space-Lite.
The luminaire shall consist of a
(formed) (for a round unit); (fabricatedl rfor a square unitl aluminum canopy, th extruded aluminurn side-wall, a plastic enclosing
shield to form the bottom housing-,
an internal structional suppoit
assembly to which shallbe mounted
an easily removable Powr/Door
containing the major electrical
components, a filtered optical assembly consisting of a hydroform
aluminum reflector and an easily

removable precision molded borosilicate glass refractor. The mountrng arrangement shall be a cast
aluminum slipfitler hub designed
fbr installaLion on 4-inch -OD
pole top. The slipfiLLer hub shall

be suitable for mouniing (selecb

one) (1. 2. 3. 4r of the Space-T.ite
luminaires. (For offsef mountirg, lnclude the following: an
extruded aluminum arm shall be
mounted between the luminaire

and slipfitter hub.)

The optical assembly shall contain an activated charcoal filter to

filter out contaminated air as the

luminaire brealhes. The oDenins

between the reflector and reiractoi

and at the socket entrance shall
be suitably gaskeled so as lo pre-

vent the entrance of dirl. bugs,

The entire luminaire shall be
shippe_d in one_ container; the slipfitter hub and offset arm (if r^eetc.

quired; in a second conlainer.

The finish of the luminaire shall
be the standard gray paint (if
other color finish is desired. so
specify).

Genero! Electric offers o complele

line of luminqires suitoble for pri-

voie lighting. In oddition lo the

POWR/BRACKET in 175- ond 400woll rolings, lhe 175-wott l0lSA is
widely used. For reosons of slqnd-

ordizofion ond slocking, some ulililies use the M-400A, ond the M-1000
is offered where higher lighl levels

ore needed. For lhose opplicolions r

riil:#il"*T
::ulii:;":T"floodlighls*ore
ideol.
floodomercury

Priuate ti ghtin g

These con be mounled on Poles or

buildings some distonce owoY from
lhe oreq to be lighted, ond still do
on excellent lighting iob.
* See Powerflood units in

GEA-2223F. "Areo Lighting

Designer's ond Buyer's Guide."

POWR/BRACKET@ UNIT PACK

General Eiectric's Powr/Bracket
luminaires are available for mounting on poles- both wood and metal.

Installation time for Powrl

Bracket luminaires is strictly at a
minimum.
The Astrodome@r photoelectric
controi inside the housing streamlines the profile. Having it inside
also protects it from rocks, pellets,
and other causes of damage.
AII major electrical components
are mounted on the drop-down
door for easy access. Loosening one
captive screw opens the door, but
it is not necessary to open the door
to install the pre-wired Powr/
Bracket luminaire. To repiace this
electrical assemkrly, just unplug it
and lift off the hinge. You don't
disturk; incoming electrical connections.
One cataiog number

o
ORDERING INFORMATION
rt,iiar:.ar:iiartiiar:iiutiiau:i

::iat,ial'tauiau:iiu:i

iilll.rlllr:illll:l.l:lli]:lii:iii:ilill.l::l.ll:l..l]tl.l

for a com-

plete iighting systern

simplifies

ordering and stocking. Hardware

is packaged in the same box to
assure having ali materiais at the
job site"
IOI SA ACRYLIC-SUBURBAN
GE 101SA "unit Packs" inciude
luminaire, lamp. ^ photoeleclric
t'onLrol. brackel. hardware. ang
wire all packed in one carton anctr
ordered and stocked by one cataIos number

GE private-lighting uniL packs

simplifv selecl ion, ordering. stocking, and installation of ourdoor
lighting equipment.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Oideir'..A4:

EO:M.PONCNTS].

r:Unit.

,s-A'Optilc!

H6dd

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Post-Top Luminaire$
PM.IINE

All PM-Iine luminaires feature a

refractor of lightweight, vandal-resistant acrylic plastic and that is available
in five light distribution patterns. Ali

units have a heavy-duty, die-cast aluminum base with a removable door which
gives access to the self-contained ballast
(in mercury units) and to the prewired
terminal board. The clamp-type
slipwith leveling screws -is designed
ltter
for three-inch O D poles or pole-top
adapters. For best lighting and-appearance effects, mounting heights of-IZ ZO
feet are recommended.
TC-IOO "TOWN AND COUNTRV''O
LUMINAIRE

This new luminaire gives modern

lighting with a traditional flair. At
mounting heights of 8-14 feet, it is ideal

for residential streets, apartment areas,

industrial sites, and motels.

The,mercury light is controlled by

Lexano prismatic panels, which produce a 'Iype III distribution pattern.
Tire panels resist breakage and are
interlocked at tireir vertical edges ta
keep dirt out. Dirt does not enter
through the top, either, since the canopy
is gasketed to the main irousing.
l)urabie materials make maintenance
even easier. The canopy, lower housing
and slipfitter are durable die-cast aluminum, coated with black paint.

The slipfitter is designed for a three-

inchOD poletop.

ORDERING INFORMATION (pm Type Units Listed Beiow Do Nor tnclude phoroelecrric Receprocle)
P,MrAril t.5:K

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srondord.,
Poinl.tini3h i

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bvrionl
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Ni,

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gait; -Nai;' iilirE .'nal'.;ncl!da
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,$
!uirrl,ioiibs *ith..2.4Oiolt.16i:ii'oi.btillqi.i!,;,ddr.i.20iql'i...p;E.,reeipi.qcieiaia:i'oi'.r!e.:on.'.3.*ir;t.,ai:re'il;,.

STEEt-Rou"d, topered poles for po5l-mounted luminoires ore I lof 48,000 psi yield strensth.
goge, 5insle-plece construclion with
'leel
Pole lops ore de5isned to receive q luminoire with minimum in5ide
diometer of 3% inches.
Anchor'bose sryle is furni5hed complele with o.orn lype nut' for
secvrins to the onchor rods. ll.ontoins on occess hole with o cover
in the pole. Embedded-type poles hove o wire eitronce hole l8
inche' below sround line.
Poles ore given o shop cool ol rust-inhibil;ve primer' Go vonized

onchor rods ond ploted n!ls ore f!rnished wilh eoch pole where
required. For detoils, contoct your neoreri Generol Eleclric soles
olfice. {rorchi\cd ogen' o' d .lr bu'o'.

c-3'

c-3" o0

c-5.'o0

I
--{ l+

ALUMINUM-Round, iopered oluminum pole5 with o sotin eround

finish ore mode of spun-dro*n 6063 olloy seomles! lube wilh one
elghth inch woll rhi.knes!, heot lreated 1o T6 temPer otte. fobricotio'.
The onchor-bose siyle hos o wire occess hole betweer the onchor
lhe ohchor boll5 ond wire
lugs ond o spun oluminum
occers open ns. The embedded-rype pol ho5 o wjre enlronce hole
line.
I 8 inches below sround
Go vonized onchor rods cnd ploted n!ls ore furnished wilh eoch
pole where required.
Steel ond oluninum pedeslol poles listed bolow wiil octommodols
o ringle PMA-I15, PMC-116, PMA-117, or TC'lOO Posr'mounlcd
luminoire. The moximum looding of lhose Polas should bo within
the lollowins limilsr effacliva proi<ld oroo of 3 5 !q ll ond
wight of 45 Ib.

ORDERING INFORMATION

1Y. oD
6

-lt 1*

c-3

]qt',nn

occess hole

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jlr'

t?: oD

steel, An.hor Bose, Ploin Top

(3in. OD) (See Fis. l)

-l Fr
E-8

" 8.C.

12

l4
t6
20

Sleel, Embedded, Ploin Top

(!in, OD) (See Fig. 2)

ll 06 rl!.1
topa.cd

tholt

(3)

i'-

to Nc x

l'-8'le

onchor bolts with

nuts ond lockmshers
(oll golv,sleel )
I

Aluminum, Anchor Bose, Ploin Top

(lin. OD) (See Fis.3 )

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llYs

20

35.1 12197 -13

3s-112197-11

3/a

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(3-in. OD) (5ee Fig.4)

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3S-112197-46
12
14

oluminuh mle

l0

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sotin ground finish

12
14

l6

ao

18

onchor bolla

20

Fig. I

General Electric Quick Response

photoelectric conlrols give precise
automatic control of anY lighting
circuit. These controls utilize a
simolified circuit and a minimum
of components for reliabilitY and
trouble-free operation. Every componenL used has been qualibYbroved in field applications to as'
sure unsurpassed reliabiliby. Their
Iocking-type mounting fits all EEINEMA standard receptacles.

*tg

et
This dependable switch is designed for controlling loads itt g{cess of 1000 watts. It is available

with one relay for controlling up to

3600 watts, or with two relays each
rated for 3600 watts. The multiPle
switch can be controlled remotely
from a pilot-wire circuit or by
photo-electric control, plugged in
an integrally mounted receptacle.

ORDERING INFORMATION
Mqximum
lood

5upply

Cotolog
Number

Vollogef
Nominol
120
240

c4o2G20O7

c402G230
c402G300

05-285

Ronge

05-l 30

205-250
r o5-285

Wotts
000
1 000
I 000
I

Volt-

qmP5
't

800
r 800
1 800

ORDERING INFORMATION
Turn on fc
{Verlicol)

Foclory Settingt

Approx
wr fl.b)
Net

hip.

Phololectric conirolled
2 +2o7"
2 +207"

.5 +2O7o @t 120V

0.5
0.5
0.5

1.0
't.0

* 50 or 60 cvcle o-c.
t Orher setti'ngs from 1.0 to 3.0 verticol fc ovoiloble upon requesl in minimum
ouontities oI 100.
+ i'?o-volt unils will control o 240-volt lood from o 120x240-volt supply'
$ When this control i5 used ol voltqge olher thon 120 the tc level will be slighfly
difterent {rom obove volue.

l4

w/o control

element

1.0

Single-pole

.r

c420G005

(hot night leqd)l

Double-pole

.d
(hot niqht leodJll

fl Hot

c420G003

night leod denoies lood leod energized ot nighl

tighting for Tunnels and Underpasses

Form 106U enclosed fluorescent lumi-

naire is designed for lighting underpasses, tunnels and other applications

where severe operating conditions, Iow

mounting heights, and uniform illumination requirements call for rugged, lowbrightness unit.

Form 106U accommodates one 6-foot

fluorescent lamp; of either the high-output or Power Groove (D type.

Adjustable aluminum mounting

brackets are supplied for attaching the
luminaire to walls, ceilings or other flat

ORDERING INFORMATION

surfaces, permitting at least 180-degree

rotation. Globe is acryiic plastic. A %-

indn (11- and l-inch also available) conduit opening is provided at each end.

:l:]l'll!!itt!r:ii,rl:l

e;di'ai;tilliirlii

llillli:i.ll,]llillil.rl'iir::

rr::.ipi:,,1:,i'rl:i.rllii

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lqq-Sir:
llSgo::il

.irriiP7,2:ta3il]l7rl'ial:al:r:rr'l

irli.l

ol t unnels and underpasses. This muliilamp unit is particularly suited for pro-

::.::Fr21 t) t
,.,.11.:

l??IJl?rlililol

:i.l:

8Z

)L

.,::t)6dd

ducing the higher levels of iliumination

needed at the entrances of such installations to minimize the black-hole effect
during the daytime.

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'11'l::ll20lliiall'1.:'::,

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These units provide low-brightness

lighting and minimize glare.

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rr,r

l:l9dililii?:.:Noi:llii:,1:i

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:,:8'O0ti.l

:.2

:llB3:

!r:11'.
r:iqqi'

pr:.tlt*tr&uiiau

'll:;ai:i.}

Form 306T and 308T are designed for

those applitations where high-pressure
cleaning is required, such as the lighting

l:i'llii'lliil

34',

:80s6n2i?'t

lra

Internal wireway handles both distri-

bution system wiring, and luminaire

interconnection (master-slave arrangement). This permits circuit switching to

vary the lighting level as required.
qt]:

A 3l-inch (1- and lll-inch also available) conduit opening is provided at

each end.

(less than 75 feet)-By day adequate light

pe-nehalion from each end ol the underpass generally provides
effective and comfortable visibility. At night the pioper positionilg of street lights adjacent to each end of thb underpass
usually gives satisfactory visibility.
Shorr underposses

| !-L!uMr|lr_r oN

l5'

. +TRAFFIC
75'

n'-40

LUMINAIRES STAGGERED
OR OPPOSITE AS
CONDITIONS WARRANT

Typicol short underposs (seen from obove)

Medium-lensth underposses (75 to 150 feetl Daltime lighting is
not usually required in underpasses of this length, but a level of

five t9 ten footcandles should be provided on business streets

and a lower level three to five footcandles-should be provided on traflic streets and'highways.

T-{-__--li--_l
t\./t\
rJ
\
'.'l
, II
I t

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rAssuxttC

NIGHT

(2) F96Tl2/H0 LAtr,lPS

T'

-L

APPROX 48 FC MAINTAINED

(l) F96Ti2/CW,/HO

LAMP

APPROX 24 FC MAINTAINED.T

ffi

CROSS SECTION

FORM

3O8T LUMINAIRES

Typicol lunnel or underposs over l50 feet

HJgler daytime levels can be obtained by adding multiple rows

of Form 308T luminaires and/or employing Power-Groove

lh+p?..Lower levels for_nighttime use-are easily obtained by

switching. Even lower levels are realized by disrupting continuous rows but in no case should spacing exceed-mounting
height if brightness uniformity is desired.

I --- (t)F72PGt7lCwLAMP
|
APPRox 38 Fc MAINTAINED*
I

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l_5o ____!
CROSS SECT ION

DAY

T-

i
I

TRAFFIC

medium lengtb.ulderpasses. The purpose of supplemental daytime entrSnce lighting is to avoid an abrupt change between tiie
several thousand footcandles of daylight and "the few footcandles in the underpass.

-LEVELI

sHouLo BE 500/^
------l' |IGHER
rsal al6rlo FI aoJAcENT noaoway
I sEcTtoNs

MAX

thon l50 feer-Night iighting levels required in

of this length are tEe same as- those ,reeded fo.

Und_erposses longer

underpasses

l._.,

_l

FORM
rEtp : 6ooF,9F:O 57

I06

LUMINAIRES

Typicol medium-length underposs

* Colculotions of illuminoiion shown for the,,medium-lengih underposses,were
Derformed by the clossicol method utilizing roodwoy lighiing techniqre, ieno;ing"i;.
reflecred componenr of illuminorion due ro ceiling ond "woll ieflecriviiy. rlii i,
luiiti.J
since most relot;vely short underposses ore finisded in row concrete; become covered
with dirt ond troffic film; ond ore rorely, if ever, cleoned resulting in vi*uolly no
reflectonce.

Ey"
Adopiotion
;.rrme
First 5 seconds
Second 5 seconds

Third 5

seconds

Supplementol
to.

",."-i
Entronce
Liqhiino

gqryh
O 225 ft

225 450 ft
450 67 5 fr

60 mph

fr
450 9OO ft
9OO I 350 fr
O 450

Minimum Averoqe
Mqintoined
Footcondles ot

30 mph

50
30
I0

60

mph

75
50
30

**Mod'ern designs of longer tunnels, however, generolly include

o high reflectonce tjle on
ceiling ond wo11s. Therefore, ihe indoor (Zonol CovityMethod) technique hos been used
in colculoting the illuminotion volues shown for thei,Underposs longer thon 150 feet.',
The following conditions were ossumed: tensrh 500 fr, iy'r'idth U1 ft, ff"ighi iiir,
Reflectonces of Ceiling, Wolls ond povemeni, 70,,/"/SO"i/lOrL reipecriiely; higL;
oulput lmps operoted ot 0.800 ompere5, moinlenonci foctor :0.d6, o.ti"nt feinp"r"o_
iu re :60 F.

$ign, Wall, and Underpass Luminaire

UL Listing Provided

APPLICATION

This versatile luminaire is designed for vertical surface mounting to light underpasses or the
grounds around buildings or it
can be mounted horizontally to
light signs or walls. It will light
an area 1 mounting height on

either side of the fixture and 2

mounting heights in front of the
fixture with a uniformity ratio
of 4:1.
FEATURES

Cast aluminum housing and door

Mounting on L1,4"" IPS pipe or by

3 bolts through holes in back of

fixture
Alzak aluminum reflector and heat
resistant prismatic refractor
Optical assembly charcoal filtered
Integral ballast 175- or 250-watt
Prewired terminal board
Optional PE control receptacle

o
l6

Multiple-circuit Ballasts
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ORDERING INFORMATION
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6
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6

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Use

numbers listed orri fcir Oeriql nounlingf For pole-bose operotion, mounting

hondle moy be remoyed ol time e{ inslollctioil

Nolerl
L for bollost electricol dqto see poge 18,
2. 5o-<ycle Bqllq:is-Bollosts ti.r"i
for 60-cycte operdrion only except whero
"i" consult yout neore5t Generol
noted. For other SO-cycle bollosts,
EIecti.. Soles

Office qr Agent.
Solchel-hondle Kit-Aeriol bollo:ts include sotchel-hondle ossembly. For 5eporote
sotihel"hnndle *it, refer to your neqresl Generol Eleettic Soles Office or Agent.
1. StqndqrdJdngth Leqds-I2 inches. lf required, leod lensrhs of 24 or 48-jnches
con be supplied.
Olher Rotings not listed obove ore nol normolly in conlinuous production. Conlocl
your neorest Generol Electric Soles Office or Agent for ovoilob;lity.

Ballast Electrical Data

EtECTRICAL DATA (Approximote)x
Typicol volues when operoting o center-roted lomp of the type shown.

Noles:

l.

'100 to 400 moy

Reoctor bollosis listed in wotloge
be used ot 50 cycles os follows,277 volts 160
cycles) oi 250 volts {50 cycles) ond 240 volts
(60 cycles) ot 220 volts (50 cycles).700- ond
1000-wott reoctor, 480 volts {60 cycles) moy be
used ot 440 volts (50 cycles).

2. Line-voltoge voriolions should nol exceed +5

percent for lhe log, reoctor, ond Lucolox@ bollosts;
+13 percenl for lhe reg!lotor bollosts; or +10
perceni for the Multi-Vopor@ bollosls {1000-wott
480-volt for Multi-Vopor is o reoctor) for solisfoctory
lomp performonce.

3. All bollosts will provide sotisfoclory lomp storting

to -2O F minimum over the recommended linevolloge voriotion.

4.

of o center-roierl lomp will vory o

totol of opproximotely 4 percenl (8 percent {or
1000 woit) for lhe regulotor bollosts; +10 percent
for the log, reoctor, Lucolox ond Multi-Vopor
Lomp woltoge

bollosts over the recommended line-voltoge vorio'

lions.

5. All bollosrs ore designed to deliver roled

lomp

wottoge wilh the lomps in the horizontol position. lf

used with verticol burning lomps, woltoge w ill increose
opproximotely 4 perceni.

* The bollost electricol doto listed is tyPicol of ihot

obtoined when the bollqst is lested under loborolory
conditions os o seporole compohenl. When lhese
comDonents ore encopsuloled, or mounled in Power_
Pocll type luminoires or floodlights, the volues listed
obove will vory depending upon the enclosure being
used, lonp Posilion ond lomP voriotions. The componenl voiue method of lesling is used in order lhol
uniforfi lesling procedures moy be followed on
oll bollosts, To obtoin lypicol line wolls for luminoiret,
odd opproximotely 3 percent to obove volues.

t8

Vqndql Resistont
Lexan is one of the toughest,
clearest plastic materials available. Its strength and clarity make
it an excellent replacement for
glass globes and refractors in
places where frequent breakage

a
l@We1i@slsjt?t;:

occurs.

Cut Losses, Boost Sovings

The savings you realize by eliminating breakage more than outweigh the initial cost difference
between Lexan and glass. With
Lexan globes and refractors replacement costs decrease, Iabor

costs are reduced, equipment tiegps are cut, and lower inventory
levels can be maintained.

For M400A

Reduced Yellowing, lncreqsed life

Light transmission of Lexan units
ranges from 85 Lo g07o initiallv.
almost as good as glass. And 6y
adding a special patented treatment to the finished Lexan unit,
General_ Electric produces a producl wrLh Lwo to three times Lhe
useful life of untreated Lexan
units. This process, which minimizes the effects of heat and
ultra-violet radiation. eliminates
the need for liners and bhe exoense
of early globe or refractor
"6.unee
because of ob.jec tionable discoloiation.

For M250A

f--r3i*=

V
--T

RrppLED

Col. No. 35-'l 30015-02

Cof. No. 35-l 30702-01

Fis. I

l--,'fJ

For TC-I00
**Add suffix-

09-Right Cleor

Ponel

O-left Cleor Ponel

I l-Bock Diffused Ponel
I2-Front Diffused Ponel
'I

Cqt. No.35-130467-**
Fig. 3

f*.**l

k
1

".9:/' i,.,"w

Fis.2

.t*,

/s'*,

For SA Type V

EI

F_

ra,,_i

Coi. No. 35-l 09095-01

Fis. 5

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