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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
F Series Floodlight
Requires special remote "MPB" Eclipse
Bi-Level™
ballast
for
operation.
Assemble two support brackets to
motor/shutter support plate with four 8-
32 x 1/2" screws and 8-32 nut/lock
washer as shown in FIGURE 7.
Remove two each 1/4-20 screws from the
fixture mounting ears and assemble
eclipse shutter to the fixture using the
two 1/4-20 screws previously removed.
WARNING: Make sure screws are
completely
tightened.
completely
tighten
these
can/will lead to equipment failure
and/or personal injury.
Install the four 10-24 x 3/8" phillips
threaded cutting screws across the top
front of the fixture (four cored holes)
WARNING: Failure to install these
screws can lead to erratic operation,
equipment failure and/or personal
injury.
Socket and lamp installation are similar
to steps mentioned for the standard
floodlight. Fixture assembly is also
similar, except the mounting arms will be
attached to appropriate mastfitter (MF-1,
MF-2 or HV-1) for fixture without
integral ballast. S.O. socket cord should
be attached to the remote ballast
secondary. Wire per applicable wiring
diagram packed with the Eclipse Bi-
Level™ ballast.
ACCESSORIES
F-F1 or F-F2 Ballast Fusing
If individual fusing or ballast is desired,
accessory fusing is available and may be
installed during wiring of the ballast.
Unless
otherwise
specified,
furnished for all ballast 1500 watt
through 150 watt will be KTK 30 amp
rated. 100 watt and below will be KTK
10 amp rated.
Fuses and holders are usually the
external type (see FIGURE 8) and
should be wired according to diagram
shown. F-F1 fuse kits are a single fuse
for 120V or 277V. F-F2 fuse kits are a
double fuse for 208V, 240V, or 480V.
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Part Number 443561002550 Rev. F
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FB1 Flat Base Mount
Flat mounting casting with provisions for
satisfactory
vertical 2-3/8" OD tenon (by others) for
mounting to flat horizontal surfaces.
Mounting
provided by user. CAUTION: Limit
height of tenon to no more than 8".
(See FIGURE 9).
PX-1 Cross Arm Bracket
Cast aluminum angle bracket with 2-3/8"
OD
vertical
floodlights to wooden or steel cross-
Failure
to
screws
arms.
CAUTION:
bracket installs to cross member
opposite fixture lens.
There are five 9/16" mounting holes for
securing the PX-1 to the cross member,
three of which can be utilized without
bolt interference. These are the two on
top and the lower horizontal hole in the
back plate. As a minimum these three
holes
must
hardware 1/2" bolts provided by user.
(See FIGURE 10).
PM-(*) Wood Pole Mounting Brackets
Aluminum wood pole mounts with
vertical 2-3/8" OD tenon for mounting
floodlights to wood poles with 6"
minimum to 12" maximum diameter.
(See FIGURE 11)
(*) Number which represents the number
of floodlights (maximum is four) that can
be mounted to a PM wood pole bracket
Example: PM2 will handle up to two
floodlights.
fuses
hardware
for
anchoring
tenon
for
installing
Back plate
of
be
utilized.
Mounting
SK-100 or SK-40 Top Glare Shield
Remove two or one lens retainer fastener
screw(s) on each side of the fixture lens
frame. Install shield to the top of fixture
utilizing the four cored holes and the
four thread cutting screws (provided in
kit). Secure the side of the shield to the
lens retainer using the one or two lens
retainer screws previously removed.
Tighten all screws securely (See FIG 12)
AL-10-F
or
AL-4-F
Polycarbonate Lens
Remove one lens retainer screw from
each corner of the fixture lens frame.
Assembly hardware and install auxiliary
lens as shown in FIGURE 13.
SMB-1000
or
SMB-400
Mounting Brackets
For mounting flooolights without integral
ballasts in applications where severe
vibrations may be present.
CAUTION: Ballast must be remote
mounted away from the vibration area
and must be suited for outdoor use or
indoor use depending upon where they
can be mounted. If subjected to the
weather they must be the outdoor type
approved for wet locations (See
FIGURE 14).
Socket and lamp installation will be the
same as covered in steps 1 through 3. To
install the fixture in the shock mounting
frame (discard the standard mounting
arms as they are not required when using
the "SMB" brackets), remove the two
1/2" x 1-1/4" machine screws that holds
the back brace (part B) and slide fixture
into the frame. IMPORTANT: Make
sure the lens frame is properly resting
in the frame. Re-install the back brace,
making sure the back plate with neoprene
rubber pads rest firmly against the back
of the fixture, tighten screws securely.
Mount fixture/shock mounting bracket to
a suitable flat surface utilizing the two
9/16" slots in the frame yoke (part A).
Secure with two 1/2" mounting bolts
(provided by user). Aim fixture as
required and tighten all bolts to 30 ft-lbs.
Make proper electrical connections in
accorda
nce
to
Auxiliary
Shock
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