WHY HI.MAST?

Hi'N/ast lighting is used to

uniformly illuminate large tracts in
such a way that every segment ol
the area being lighted is clearly
visible. lt is this unique capability
which sets Hi-Mast lighting apart
f rom conventional methods, and

makes it highly desirable for

illuminating large areas.
Hi-Mast luminaires- mounted
at 60-teet and higher-otfer
these general advantages. . .
General.
tr Superior unif ormity.
tr Greater safety.
n Better visibility.
n lmproved area appearance.
When applied in commercial area
and roadway interchange lighting,
Hi-Mast offers the following
specif ic advantages:
Commercial Areas.
n lncreases space available for These lllustrations Show the Dillerence Between
vehicle parking. Hi-Mast and Conventional Lighting Methods.
tr Fewer poles reduce number of
obstructions.
! High mounting height of 't
luminaires creates greater
commercial attraction. T,
D Reduced glare and greater I
uniformity make stores and idenii- T"
fying sig ns easily d istingu ishable.
! lmproves traff ic and pedestrian T

salety.
! lvlakes positive contribution to
aesthetics of the area. At conventional mounting helghts, 84 1000-
watt Mercury lurninaires-using 92.5 kw- With Hi-Mast. 48 1000-watt Metal-Halide
Roadways and lnterchanges ... on 49 thirty-f ve foot poles are required to luminaires using 55 kw-on six 1oo-foot
tr Reduces glare from wet light a million square-foot area to 2 fc. poles light the same million square-foot area
pavement. maintained with 6:1 un formity. to 2 fc. maintained with 4:1 uniformity.
n Neutralizes halo effect that rain
and Jog create around luminaires Hi-Mast Lighting Eliminates Clulter of Poles. Keeps Areas,
mounted at conventional heights lnterchanges Safer, Brighter, More Attractive.
by raising luminaires above
driver's line of sig ht.
n llluminates and makes visible
ground adjacent to roadway to
give motorists a panoramic view
which permits them to better
discern interchange conf igura-
tions. and enables them to
anticipate turns well in advance.
tr Need for fewer poles contributes
to aesthetics. improves safely.
n Provides better visibility in fog,
rain and snow. At mounting heights from 60 to 150 feet, Clusters of 3 to B or more McGraw-Edlson
! Creates safer workinq conditions clusrers of 3 ro 8 or more McCraw-Edisol luminaires mounted at heights from 60 to
150 feet, light large parking areas w th
because maintenance is Hi-Mast luminaires provide un form light
that cuts through rain snow and fog to make precision. This capabiiity is particular y
performed farther from roadway. interchange geometry clear y v sible and important ln high-trafiic volurne areas lke
n Decreases safety hazards by increase safety. shoppinq centers, where fewer poles mean
eliminating need to close lanes nrore park ng space, and uniform, high light
du ring maintenance. levels increase securitv and safety.

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 ROTATAB LE OPTICS: Precise,
unilorm lighting lrom an unlimited
variety ol light patterns.

Ability to precisely light irregular-

shaped areas is inherent in hi-masi
luminaires with rotatable optics.
Th is advantage makes luminaires
with rotatable optics clearly
superior to those with fixed optics,
because it frees the designer from
the limitations imposed by syn'-
I
metric light patterns. Since most
, areas and interchanges are not
I symmetrical, luminaires with rotat-
I able optics enable you to provide
I lhe besl possible lighting with the
I h ig hest efficiency.

I COruCeeT: The concept of rotat-

I able oplics is simply that of rotating
I a luminaire with asymmetric optics
I through 358 degrees on a hori-
I zontal plane to throw liqht where
I it is desired.

I o :', *:",:: *'*iiu nffi t#!,- Light patterns above are typical of those which can be obtained
I mined areas to create a light paltern with 6 rotatable luminaires on one pole.
I which takes the general shape of
I the area to be illuminaled.
I

I Other advantages.
I' Design limitations imposed by
lixed svmmetric optics are ended.
With identical pole spacing,
lum inaires with rotatable
asymmetric optics prevent spill
light. Lighting areas beyond the
perimeter to be illuminated can be
avoided by proper orientatlon of FIOTATABLE ASYMMETRIC OPTICS PUT
LIGHT WHERE IT S NEEOED
the optics.

FIXED SYMMETRIC OPTICS BESULT N

WASTED SPLLL LIGHT

Unilormity is improved.
With identical pole spacing,
luminaires with rotatable asym-
metric optics produce better & 6 &
unif ormity. Luminaires with fixed
symmetric optics can't do this.
LUMINAIRES W TH ROTATABLE LUM NAIRES W Tts F XED
ASYMMETR C OPT CS SYMMETRIC OPTICS

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POWER MATE'LUMINAIRES
POWER MATE H i-lVast luminaires
feature the exclusive modular
ballast assembly that contains all
electrical components and a prepo-
sitioned lamp socket for rnaximum
optical effic iency. The ballast
assembly provides great f lexibility
as it attaches to a variety of
lvlcGraw-Edison optical systems.
lnstallation is made easier by a
unique slipfitier design and quick-
twist optical su pport casting.
Simply attach ihe slipf itter to the
support arm, slide on the ballast
assembly and tig hten retaining
screws, attach the optical assembly
to the ballast assembly and tighten
two screws.

Support Arm-
2" pipe s ze
l2%" o D.) Cast
Alurninum
S ipfitter

Wir ng
Compartment
Gasket

W ring
Bal ast Core Compartrnent
and Co L

and Capac tors

Cast Alum num

Ballast Hous ng

MH Optrca MV Opiic s

4 Mccraw Edrson

Exclusive POWER MATE
Luminaire Modular Ballast
Assembly
! Contains all electrical
components in a completely
weatherproof , die-cast aluminum
housing.
! Provides great flexibility, as a
variety of lvlcGraw-Edison optical
systems can be attached to it.
tr Accommodates all 400- and
1000-Watt h ig h-intensity dis-
charge lamps.
I Simplif ies installation. Slipfitier
mounts on 2-inch support arm,
slides into integral cast rails on
ballast housing and is held in
place by two screws.
POWER MATE Hi-Mast Luminaires Simplily lnstallation and Service
1. Slipfitter mounts to support arm
with two screws. Locating mark on
slipfitter indicates hole position to
I O" drilled for anti-rotation device.
I Slide ballast housinq rails onto
I slipfitter flanges and tighten two
retain ing screws. Power supply
I wiring connections are made in the
I O :::ll":v;;f :";ilTllx:l,
I
I
I
I I\,4cGraw-Edison 5
I
,,ii!fl
Exclusive Quick-Twist Optical
Support Casting
tr Provides rigid mechanical sup-
port between ballast assembly,
housing and optical system.
tr Completely gasketed to provide
a sealed, weaiherproof u nit.
n Atiachment interfaces designed
to result in metal-to-metal contact,
preventing gasket deterioration.
I Simplif ies installation by allowing
mounting of the ballast assembly
to support arm without the weight
and bulk of the optical system.
2. A quick twist and tightening of
two screws attaches the optical
support casting and optical system
to the die-cast aluminum ballast
housing.
Exclusive Removable Cast
Aluminum Slipfitter
. Simplifies installation by allowing
mounting of slipfitter to support
arm without weight of ballast.
tr Mounts to 2-inch (2%" O.D.) sup-
port arm wilh two locking bolls.
! Contarns localing mark lor posi-
tioning of anti-rotation device.
n lntegral cast flanges slide into
rails to support ballast housinq.
3. To install lamp or re-lamp, unsnap
four latches on lhe hinged lens
frame and swing open. lnstall lamp
in socket so that envelope is
supported by the insulated lamp
stabilizer. Close and latch lens.
POWER MATE'LUMINAIRES SERIES MH
1 Cast aluminum optical support 4 Stainless-steel quick-release / Heavy-duty aluminum ref lector
with quick-twist feature. latches and hinge. inished with Alzak" process.
f

2 Rotatable aluminum housing. 5 lnsu lated lamp stabilizer. 8 Faceted reflector surface for
3 Tempered heat- and impact- 6 Lamp socket glare, brightness and hot spot
resistant flat g lass lens. control.
*Proprietarv term of Alcoa.

lnterface and gasketing of reflector

support casting and ballast housing.

lnterface and gasketing of

ref lector support casting
and reflector

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Application
Botatable cutoff optics in Series
l\.4 H luminaires mounted at 60

through 150 feet or higher, permit

precise, uniform, high-level illu-
mination of irreg u lar-shaped areas
and remote interchange segments.
Where the flexibility oflered by
rolalable optics is desired, Series
l\4H luminaires are an excellent
ch o ice. Series MH without shroud
Features
tl Optics- R otatable. Each unit can ORDERING INFORMATION
be easily oriented to provide light CATALOG NUMBER (1) LAMP WEIGHT EFFECTIVE
LAMP and BALLAST (2)
distribution in the optimum direc- (Single Luminaire) WATTS LBS. PNOJECTED
AREA_SO. FT.
tion. Ref lectors are heavy-duty
aluminum f in ished with Alzak"
process. Lens is tempered, heat- MH108 t ) Mercury-CWA '1000 460
and impactresistant f lat glass.
MH118 { ) Metal Halide-CWA 1000 493 14P,
MH128 ( H iqh-Pressure Sodium-CWA 1000 54.3
System is sealed to inhibit the
entrance of contam anants.
*Proprietary term of Alcoa. Additional Ordering I nformation Ballast-All high power factor. Available
E Light Pattern (1) Lamps not included. 120 through 480 volts. Specify voltage as
-Asymmetric, catalog number suffix, e.g.: MH118'1-120.
directionally adlustable. {2) Use lamps designed for operation rn
n Ballast Multi-tap Bal lasts Av ailable with 120/2AA/
-Constant Wattage base-down or universal position only. -
240/277 voll input. Add suffix I to catatog
Autotransformer. Light Distribution Pattern- Refer to the light- number e.g: MH1181 9.
Construction- Ballast hou sing is pattern table. Locate HID lamp to be used.
Select light distribution desired. Add code Finish Bronze (BZ). Specify as catatog
die-cast aluminum and contains all number to catalog number in place of paren- number suffix, e.o.: MH1181 12082.
electrical components. Optical thesis, e.q.: Lamo to be used: metal halide.
support is cast aluminum, lens Desired iight distribution l-S-CO=Code 1.
lrame, latches and hinge are Catalog number MH1181.
stainless steel
! lnstallation- Cast aluminum LIGHT DISTRIBUTION PATTERN TABLE
slipfitter mounts on lowering ring CODE
or pole equipped with 2-inch Lamp Type 2 3
support arms. Light Distribulion Patlern
tr Finish-Bronze thermoset Mercury-Deluxe -S-CO
acrylic enamel. Other {inishes avail- N4etal-Halide r-s-co ll-s-co
High-Pressure Sodium -S-CO t-M-CO
able on special order.

26i,,Dia.
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POWER MATE LUMINAIRES SERIES MV
1. lnternal reflector sur{ace for 4. Tempered glass lens for 6. Stainless sieelq u ick-release
glare, brightness and hotspot enclosed mercu ry and metal latches and h inge.
co ntrol. halide lamp units, clear poly-
2. Casi-a lu m in u m optical su pport carbonate plastic drop lens for
with qu ick{wist feature. hiqh pressure sodium lamp units.
3. Heavy-duty alum inum reflector See page 9.
Iin ished wilh Al,/ak'process. 5. Stainless steel lens frame
'Proprietary term ol Alcoa (enclosed units ).

nterface and gasketing

of reflector support cast ng
and ballast hous ng.

nterface and gasket ng of

ref lector support casting
and reflector.

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 Application
When high light levels, uniform
distribution and a concealed light
source are amportant, Series MV
luminaires with symmetrical lig ht
dislribulion are a sound choice.
Units can be mounted singly or in
clusters at heights from 60 to 150
feet and higher a feature which
mahes them surtable for use rn a
Serles lvlV-without shroud
wide variety of large area, highway
and interchange lig hting o rd I ormation
applications. CATALOG NUt\4BEB (1)
(Sinsle Luminaire) (3) LAMP EFFECTIVE
LAMP & BALLAST WEIGHT
WATTS LBS. (4) PROJECTED
Closed Optics Open Oplics (21
Features AREA_SQ, FT,

Optics Open or closed versions

available. Closed version has MV108 ( ) MV408 ( ) Mercury-CWA '1000 424
tempered-glass Iens for mercury MV116 ( ) MV416 ( ) Metal-Hal de-CWA 400 39.1
and metal-halide lamp units, clear MV118 ( ) MV418 ( l 1000 46.1
2.12
polycarbonate plastic drop lens MV126 ( t\4v426 ( H igh Pressure
) )
Sodiu m
400 43.0
for h ig h-pressu re sodium-lamp MVl28 ( ) MV428 ( ) 1000 s1 0
unils. Syslems on closed versions
Additional Ordering lnlormation Ballast-Al high power factor. Available 120

o 3i?::ijii ;:;iI fli i li]; :H:1ff
Deam anq res ava Iaore.
Light Pattern - Symmelric.
n Ballast - Constant Wattage
Autotransformer.
Construction - Ba llast housing is
die-cast aluminum and contains all
electrical components. Ref lector,
heavy-duty aluminum, f in ished with
Alzak* process. lnsu lated lamp
stabilizer.
'Proprietary term of Alcoa
tr lnstallalion Cast-aluminum
slipfiller mounls on lowering ring
or pole equipped with 2-inch
su pport arms.
l- Finish- Ballast housing, bronze
thermoset acrylic enamel. Reflector,
natrrral aluminum.
" (1) Larnps not ncluded.
(2) Use lamps designed lor use in open type
through 480 volts. Specify voltage as
cata og numbersuifix. e.g.: MV1181-120.
lvlullitap Ballasts-Available with T 2Ol208/
fixtures only.
(3) Use Lamps deslgned for operation in 27O/277 valt )nput. Add sufiix I to catalog
base-down or universal position only. number e.g.: l\,4V1181 9.
(4) Weight is for units with open optics. Add Finish Ba ast housing Bronze (BZ)
6 75 lbs. for closed optics with glass lens. thermosetacrylc ename. Ref ector naturai
Add 2.87 lbs. for polycarbonate plastic lens. alumlnum. Specify as cala og number suflix,
Main-Beam Angle-Selection Referto e.g.: MV1181 9AZ.
Main Beam Ang e-Selector Table. Locate
HID lamp to be used. Select main-bearn
angle desired Add bean]-angle code num
ber to cataLog number, e g : HID amp to be
used l000-Watt metal halide. Deslred beam
angle 64o = code 1. Cataloq number MV1181.
MAIN BEAM ANGLE SELECTOB TABLE"
400-Watt Main Beam Anqle Code lOO0'Walt Main Beam Anqle Code
2 3 1 2 3
Mercury-Deluxe 540 52"
Metal Halide 640 60" 660
H qh-Pressure Sodium 5;. e,i"
'Based on un ts w th c osed opl cs F gher a.d lower beam anqles ava lable

24%"
I 30yi'

t
l' 1000
26t?" ula

""1
MV
l\,4ccraw-Ed son g

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POWER DRAWER' SITE LIGHT
Power Drawer Site Light can: ! Provide irregular area controlled
r Provide security lighting with beam, sharp cutoff lig hting.
controlled beam, sharp cutoff. Power Drawer Site Light ls
I Light large areas with controlled The Solution.
adtustab le, sharp cutoff lig hting.
ll Provide precise sharp cutoff at
property line.

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1
Power Drawer Cutoll Site Light
benefits:
n Uniformity for maximum visibility.
l- Precise cutoff front and rear
eliminates lig ht pollution.
! H igh beam utilization.
! Lower mounting he ig hts.
r Fewer poles and luminaires.
! Low E.PA.
! Energy savings.

McGraw-Edison 11
POWER DRAWER' SITE LIGHT

Cast Aluminum
H ousing

Lamp Positioning Socket

Lamp
Stabilizer
\
.,, e,
':-. '') Reflector Assembly
* / Adjustable
-Long or Short Distribution

Power Drawer
Ballast Assembly

tp

Polarized
Quick-disconnect
Plug

Ternpered
Glass Lens

Cast
Door Frame

Dooa Frame Captive Retaining

Gasket Screws

12 McGraw-Edison
I

[- A- >I o Catalog Number (l)

o
o Shon Lamp Luminaire
I
N Lamp and Ballast (2)
T 6
lrl
Distribution
FC2067S Mercury-CWA
Watts
400 13)
EPA I4I

I
FC21675 Meral Halide cwA 400 (31
E 21
lr,l FC2257S Hi0lr Pressure Sodium CWA 250 (31
6 FC2267S H qh Pressure Sodium CWA 400 i3l

o Cataloq Number {1)

o
o Siort Lamp Luminaire
Dimensions- inches o Distribution Lamp ard Ballast (2) Watts EPA (4)
Description c
o
A B g FC3OBTS Ulerc!ry-CWA 1000 (3i
sl, FC3187S Nleta Halde CWA 1000 (31
Series 2000 2014 16li tr FC3l97S NrleralNalide cwA 1500
39
Series 3000 27lt 22 13
ut
IA FC32B7S Hioh Prssrre Sod rm CWA 1000 (3)

(1) Lamps not included. Use lamps lor base down to

horizontal operation.400 watt optics include lamp
positioning socket for use with M5400/HOR i40,000
lumen) lamp. Order mounting fitter separately.
(2) Ballast Available.l20 through 480 volts. Specify
voltage as catalog number suffix e.g.: FC2067S-120.
All ballasts are high power factor.
[3) Multi-Tap Ballast-Available. Add suffix 9 to catalog
number, e.g.: FC2257S-9.
(4) Effective Proiected Area in square feet. EPA
calculated with luminaire tilted 45o above horizontal.
Finish-Bronze thermoset enamel. u.L.Lsted csa cert,i ed

FA55 Fitter fits 2- nch pipe (2%- nch O D.)and 3-inch

O D. tenons. Gasketed wir ng compartment has prov
s on for nternal or external wiring Cal brated serrated
knuckle and cast marks for prec s on aiming. Photo-
control accessory easily insta ed in wiring compartment
cover without modification. Other fitters availab e
Consult factory.

Exclusive Ballast Drawer Assembly Protects nvestment by srngle change

! Contains a Le ectrical components
- Sl des nto housing, connects to power
supply with oolarized quick disconnect
pug
il Simolifies nstallation and maintenance
of ballast assernb y to accept new HID
a.np ballast
rAccommodates ballasts tor 400 and
1Ooo-watt mercu ry, high pressure
sodium and metal-halide lamps and
1500 watt meta halide lamps.

Mccraw-Ed son 13
 HI-MAST LUMINAIRE SPECIFICATIONS
POWER MATE Luminaire Series MH and MV
General Unit construction -shall
consist of a separate ballast housing
which attaches to an optical housing by
means of an optical support assembly.
The unit shall have a horizontal slipfitter
Ballast Housing shall be die-cast alu-
minum and shallcontain all electrical
components. lt shall support the optical-
support assembly by attachment to a
die-cast aluminum optical support with
a quick-twist locking device.The ballast
housing shall have a hinged and gas-
keted weatherproof cover and shall
contain an isolated wiring compartment.
The housing shall have two integrally
cast rails to accommodate a cast-
aluminum horizontal slipf itter.
Sliptitter-shall be cast-aluminum and
shallbe mounted to the ballast housrng
by means oI two f langes which slide
between the housing rails and shall be
held in position by two corrosion-
resistant bolts. lt shall mount on a 2-
inch (2%" O.D.) horizontat pipe arm
and shall have leveling adjustment
capabilities of 30{+). lt shall include
provision for an antIotation drive-pin.
POWER DRAWEB Luminaire Series FC, Cutofl Site Light.
General Unit Construction -shatl con- beam component to be cut off" at
sist of a single cast-alumrnum housrng
and housing-door assembly. The hous-
ing shallcontain the optical com-
ponents and a removable Power Drawer
ballast assembly.
Housing shall be a single-piece alu-
minum casting, forming a water-tight
shell. lt shall contain the electrical
and optical compartments.The housrng
door shall be hinged to the housing
and shall hold a tempered, heat- and
im pact-resistant, clear-glass lens. lt
shall be held in the closed position with
corrosion-resistant captive screws that
enter the housing casting.
Power Drawer Ballast Assembly-shall
be a self-contained, removable assem-
bly of modular design and shall supporl
all electrical components. lt shall have
a polarized, qu ick-disconnect, power-
input plug. lt shall be U.L. labeled by
itseli and shall be fie ld-inte rchang e-
able, without removing the entire hous-
inq from the supportinq pole structure.
Optical Compartment and Assembly-
shall contain the ref lector assembly
and shall be enclosed by the lens-and-
door assembly. The reflector assembly
shallconsist of separately formed top
and back, main-reflector elements and
end-ref lectors made of Alzak*-f inished
aluminum. The assembly shall provide
characteristics permitting the vertical-
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Optical Support-shall be cast-alumi-
num and it shall support the optical
assembly by means of four stainless-
steel screws and attach to the ballast
housing by means of two quick-twist
cast lugs and two screws. lt shall be
gasketed at both attachment points.
Lower Housing (Series MH)-shall be
heavy-duty, formed aluminum and shall
contain a separate Alzak*-iinished.
asymmetrical-distribution ref lector that
prov'des for IES type l, ll or lll cutoff
classification. lt shall contain a lamp
socket positioned to operate the lamp
in a horizontal position. A lens ring and
a clea( flat, tempered-glass lens shall
be held in the closed position by four
stain Iess-stee l, spring-loaded, qu ick-
release latches, in addition to the stain-
less-steel hinge-assembly. The housing
shall be rotatable through 358 degrees
by means of loosening four bolts on
the qu ick-twist release optical-support
casting without removing it Jrom the
assembly. There shall be calibrated
alignment-marks on the housing to
determine luminaire optical-aiming
orientation.
a and shall cushion the lamp from shock
maximum of 18 degrees above the
beam maximum candlepower for Metal-
Halide and 16 degrees for High-
Pressure Sodium units. When aimed at
45-degree angle, the main beam shall
be distributed at a 65-degree angle for
N,4etal-Halide units and at 68 degrees
for H ig h-Pressu re Sodium units.
The assembly shall be designed to
operate the lamp in a horizontal posi-
tion and shall be designed to provide
lig ht-source concealment at 76
degrees, when the luminaire is aimed
at a 45-degree optimum angle.
S lipfitter- shall consist of a cast alumi-
num, two-piece assembly. The too
section shallbe attached to the housing
and shall be of striated-kn u ck le design
with positive lock, position/stop capa-
bility in 2.s-degree increments. The
lower section shall be attached to the
upper section by means of a concealed
' '-13 bolt and shall contain a con-
cealed-wiring compartment. The slip-
fitter shall mount on a 2-inch (2%"O.D.)
vertical pipe-arm or 3-inch tenon.
The lollowing teatures apply to Power
Mate Luminaire Series MH and MV, and
to Power Drawer Luminaire Series FC.
Sockets-shall be porcelain-e nc losed,
spring-loaded, mogul-screw shell type.
Lamp stabilizers-shall be insulated
Lower Housing (Series MV) shall
consist of a single-piece, Alzak*-
f inished aluminum, symmetrical-distri-
bution rellector that provides for IES
Type V cutoff classification. lt shall be
desiqned to accept the lamp socket
positioned to operate the lamp in a
vertical position.
Units with closed optics shall have a
hinged lens ring and clear, flat,
tempered-glass lens for Mercury or
Metal-Halide units and a clear poly-
carbonale plastic drop lens for High-
Pressure Sodium lamp units.The lens
assembly shall be held in the closed
position by tour stainless-steel. spring-
loaded, qu ick-release latches, in
addition to the stainless-steel hinge-
assembly.
Ballast specifications, gasketing and
Iinish as outlined in Power Drawer
Lum inaire Series FC.
or vibration to eliminate breakage. ln
conjunction with the socket, it shall
maintain precise lamp-alignment in the
optical assembly.
Ballast Specifications-ballast shall be
hiqh power-factor and shall be of
Constant-Wattage Autotranslormer
type. Starting current shall be less than
operating current with an input rating
of (120) (208) (240) (277) (480) volts.
Gasketing-All areas that are gasketed
shall be metal-to-metal or metal-to-
glass interface contact-desig n to
prevent gasket deterioration created
by exposure to atmospheric conditions.
All gasketing shall provide component
com partment-sealing to prevent
external atmospheric-contam i.nant
intrusion. All optical compartments
shall be oi the sealed type. No weep-
or drain-holes are permitted in the
optical housing.
Finish-All painted parts shall be
coated with powder-coat, thermoset-
acrylic, baked enamel, formulated to
provide no appreciable fading charac-
teristics within five years. The coating
shall be 2 to 4 mils in thickness and
shall withstand 10O0 hours of salt spray,
water in"me'sion. and condensing-
hu mid ity tests. lt shallwithstand
Gardner lmpact of 100 in-lbs. direct.
'A zak,sa. exc usve lrademark ol lhe
A um num Compa.y ol Amen.a
 POWER MATE@ HI-MAST LUMINAIRES SERIES MH
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Lumi.aire-Series MH Luminaire Series MH
lSinqle umina re per pole). {Six uminaires per po e Or entat on three at (Six uminaires perpo e Orentaton60 deqrees apart)
D str bution ll Medium. Cutoli O-desrees and three al 1a0 degrees) D slr bution ll , Mediun. Cutotl
Lamp 1000-Wati H gh-Pressure Sod !m D stribut on L Medilm. Cutoil Lamps 1000 Walt Hiqh-Press!re Sodr!m
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lMounlinq Heiqhl-1O0 ieet 140 000lumens each MountinqHeiqhl 100leel
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POWER MATE@ HI-MAST LUMINAIRES SERIES MV

Dasied Curvs Show Lumen Ulilization (in %)
Lum na re Senes MV
(Si.qle lumrna re per
po el
Lafr p-1000-wan, Meiat-Hat de

D slrib!l on-Symmetnc Type V

Main-Beam Anqle 60o
Mounlinq lle qht 100 feet

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Ratio ot Distance to Mounljng 8ight stacing in Feet

lsolootcand e D ag.am and open opl cs Lumen Uli izat on (on pavement)

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40o (SLx Lum na res per po e Or entat on three at

Gdegrees a.d three al 140-degrees Lumr.aires I lled
3oo 45 desrees above horizonta )
Ld 'P' 1000 Wcr. rliqc-o " uP oarua
2oo i40,000 umens each
Mo!ntinq he ght l00leet

Lum na re Series 3000

(Six umi.a res per pole Or entat on 60-desreesapan
Lum na res tited 45-degrees above honzonla I
Lamps 1000 Wall Hrgh PressureSodium-
140 000 unens each
Mounl ng He qht l00leet.

SpacinS in feet Spacing in Feet

Note-Contact factory tor curves for other lamp

wattages ight-d stribut on types and mounting heighis.
For Nomlnal Loading Data, see back page.

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