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    Decorative Post Top Data: Explanation of Options Explanation of Other Terms Used

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    DECORATIVE POST TOP DATA

    AREA LIGHTING DECORATIVE POST TOP DATA

    EXPLANATION OF OPTIONS EXPLANATION OF OTHER TERMS USED


    F = FUSING (not available with multivolt or dual voltage) MULTIVOLT
    If specified, fuse(s) should be rated three times maximum current The multivolt choice under “Voltage” in Ordering Number Logic
    but less than branch circuit breaker (minimum of 5 amps for any tables means that the customer can make the necessary
    fuse). Luminaires supplied with fuse holder(s) will accept a fuse connections to operate the luminaire at any one of four
    such as Bussman KTK type. Factory installed fuse holder voltages - 120, 208, 240 or 277.
    includes one fuse for 120V, 277V or two fuses for 208V, 240V, PE CONTROL
    480V.
    A photoelectric (PE) control allows automatic dusk-to-dawn
    J = LINE SURGE PROTECTOR, EXPULSION TYPE operation of luminaires. With most luminaires, the “PE ” choice
    An expulsion device protects against transient surges caused includes a receptacle only; the PE itself must be ordered
    by lightning or distribution system switching. separately. See product and accessory pages.
    L = LATCH ON DOOR OR LATCH ON CANOPY ROADWAY LIGHT DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS
    (when latch is not standard) There are three IES (Illuminating Engineering Society)
    On luminaires where this is an option, standard doors or classifications used to describe the light distribution or beam
    canopies are fastened with screws. With this option, latches are pattern of a roadway luminaire or one with roadway optics.
    used instead, allowing no-tool access. 1. S (Short), M (Medium), or L (Long) indicates how far up and
    down a street a luminaire directs light.
    R = OPTIONAL OUTLET BOX
    Simplex receptacle is available on certain post top models. 2. C (Cutoff), S (Semi-cutoff), or N (Non-cutoff) tells how much
    light a luminaire directs above 80° and 90° vertical. A cutoff
    T = TERMINAL BOARD (when terminal board is not standard) luminaire directs almost no light above 90°; a semi-cutoff,
    All internal wiring in the luminaire is completed. Internal and some light; and a non-cutoff has no restrictions on how much
    external electrical connectors are made on a screw terminal light might be emitted in any direction.
    board.
    3. Type designations I, II, III, IV are for asymmetrical (non-
    U = UL LISTED and UL LISTED TO CANADIAN STANDARDS circular) light distribution patterns and indicate how far a
    AND CODES luminaire directs light across the width of the street; the
    Equipment has passed tests by Underwriters' Laboratories and is higher the number, the further light is directed across the
    UL 1572 Listed Suitable for Wet Locations. It is also CSA street. An IES Type V designation signifies that light is emitted
    Certified. This option applies only to luminaires with in a circular (symmetrical) pattern.
    polycarbonate refractors. MOUNTING HEIGHT
    Mounting height is generally the distance from the luminaire to
    the ground. For pole mounted luminaires, this may not
    correspond to pole height, depending on whether the luminaire is
    mounted directly on top of the pole, or on a yoke.

    A-48/2003
    GE Lighting Systems, Inc.
    www.gelightingsystems.com

    C.pa048-56.p65 48 5/3/03, 4:08 PM

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