Johns-Manville

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Holophane" lndustrial luminaires.

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Energy-eff icient

lamp/light distributions.
HPS, metalhalide,

mercury.

FIB
i!-r',"

A 3 i$79

ll .i ir .i :lill,-,'r.i

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Choice of luminaires designed for high, medium and low bay applications.

Luminaires, reflectors and light distributions for enqineered lightin6 sobtions.

Choice of light dislributions Prismpack ll luminaires provide unequalled control ot light. Their Coefficients of Utilization are as high as .96 because the Holophanedesigned prismatic glass reflectors are matched to the specilic lamp.
l\.4any ref

The ballast will achieve rated life at elevated temperatures (up to 55'C) and even longer life at normal operating

temperatures.

Suggested mainlenance laclors

For Holophane ventilated prismatic glass reflectors in clean, moderate or
d

Consequently, the maintenance curve can be used with confidence to determine accurate footcandle data, not only when the reflector is new, but after many years of use. Ease of maintenance
The self-cleaning chimney action of Prismpack ll creates a steady stream of air through the reflector, carrying dirt particles out the top. Unlike metal rellector surfaces. the smooth glass reflector resists dirt and dust build-up. Lower dirt depreciation and fewer luminaire cleanings mean more light at lower operating cosls. When cleaning
is required, a simple wiping of the smooth inner surface of the glass ref lector will restore eff iciency.

so-called metal halide and high

pressure sodiu m luminaires use

irty industrial environments.

lectors originally designed for phosphor-coated mercury lamps. When such reflectors are used with these newer compact arc sources, the result is often poor light distribution and consequent lack of footcandle uniformity. This imprecise control may also cause direct and reflected glare.
Since these newer lamps are selected because oJ their greater efficacy and since small sources require more precise optical control in order to realize their potentially greater utilization of light- it is uneconomical

Engineered for color lidelity

0510i5202530
Monihs ol operai on

to use them in luminaires not designed to take maximum advantage ot this potential. Holophane prismatic glass ref lectors provide excellent lamp cut-off and high-angle brightness control. They precisely redirect this intense light away from the arc tube, so that lamp life is not affected.
A choice of light distribution patterns

L4aintenance curves for other types of industrial reflectors are not shown for lhese reasons: the normal depreciation of a luminaire is based on the contour of the reflector, size and position of openings in the reflector, plus the type

N4etal halide lamps give excellent color rendition. Thus, they should be considered whenever color lidelity is important. Where color is not critical, you can take advantage of the even higher lumen output of high pressure solrum lamps. No matter which lamp is used, Holophane crystalclear prismatic glass reJlectors will not alter source color.

ol reflector material or reflector

protective coating, thickness and degree of control in applying this coating. Listing all open bottom luminaires in one category and all closed bottom luminaires in another category is therefore invalid.
l\y' ai ntenance c u rves gene ral ly published indicate only the degree of dirt accumulation on the reflector surJace and do not show the permanent ref lector deterioration that occurs in industrial facilities.

Application versatility
Prismpack ll is excellent for a variety of installations. In industrial applications it is idealfor machine shops, inspection areas, assembly lines, prod uction areas, warehouses, foundries and hangars. ln commmercial areas. il is unexcelled lor exposition halls, sports arenas decorative shades - and, with for terminals, stores and lobbies.
UL listed Prisrnpack ll complete luminaires are listed by Unde wrilers L aboratories. Inc. UL 'Damp Location" label is available upon request.

from various

ref

lector/lamp

combinations makes possible greater llexibility in meeting any lighting

design requirement. Ru99ed conslruction The thermal-shock resistant Enduralr! glass reflector will not pil or corrode in normal industrial use. It is provided wiih a sealed-on metal cover for mechanical support and to keep the external reflecting prisms clean. The reflector is made to last, even under the most adverse environmental cond itions.

Assuminq 10070 restoration of the ref lector assembly when the unit is cleaned, may be invalid. Care must be exercised when using maintenance factors. The Holophane prismatic glass reflector is not subject to any permanent deterioration as are treated metal reflectors in normal industrial environments.

Choiceof light distributions.

:!

High Pressure Sodium.

':

Coetlicienls of Utilization', Cat. No. 1006

Coetficients ol Utilization', Cat. No. 1056

pw
1

50% 30% 10q/"

50q/q 3oo/q

l0o/o

0o/o

pa

501" 301" 10% s0%

30q/q 10o/o

0olo

2
3

$s
I
9

84 15 67 59 !40 42 37 34 29

31 71 61 53 35 31 27 23

79 67 57 43 l" 30 26 23 18

17 16 14 70 66 6,1 62 58 55 55 51 47 io.440rE 39 35 32 21 34 30 26 .22 30 26 22 18

7A 61

52 14

28 .24
21

16

10

a5 76 68 61 54 48 43 3A 3s 30

a2 71 63 55 48 42 3J 32 28 23

79 68 59 50 43 37 32 28 24 t9

T6 69 62 .56 .50 45 40 36 32 2A

14 66 s9 51 ,15 .40 35 3l 21 22

73 64 55 4a ,11 36 31 27 23 1a

68 60 52 45 39 34 29 25
21

11

Coeflicients of Utilization., Cat. No. 1002

,s

50'/. 30'/. 101" 504" 30L

10/
.79 TA .63 56 50 46 41 38 34 30

01"
14 66

9 10

92 83 76 69 63 58 53 49 46 .4r

89 79 71 63 57 52 47 43 40 .35

86 75 67 59 52 41 .,13 39 35 3r

82 76 70 64 .58 54 50 46 ,13 38

8t T3 66 59 5.1 49 45 41 38 33

s9
53 4a 43 39 35
.32 2A

Table ot initial tootcandles.

calalog
Room size (RCR)/lnitial toolcandles

1987 1980 59 1988 7A 923 55 68 923-100 70 1058 71 1059 69 1060 69 1055 97 1056 86 1457 84 1002 I ll 1006 142

Larse 5l

(1)

Medium
42

(3)

small(5)
34
41
.18

50 58
57

59
61

58 55 82 68 89 79

41 48 53 48 43 70
51

Coetficients of Utilization*. Cat. No. 1055

Coeflicients ol Utilization*, Cat, No. 1057

!w
1

50'/. 30'/. 10o/o 50% 30o,! 10%

0%
73
72

p*
2
3

sla/o 3O1o 1O7a 5O1o 3Dv" lle/"

Oe/"

58

l2

2 3

For rapid estimaie of average ighl levels. approx maie nit a fc de vered for each watt per square foot are shown above. Table is based on lamp lumen ouiputs on photomelric test reports. Rellectances pcc=50?;i pw=30%; rtc=20%.

I I
10

93 87 81 .75 70 65 61 .56 53 41

91 .83 76 70 64 .60 55 51 47 42

89 85 84 82 80 80 7a 76 73 75 12 7A 66 7A 6T 64 61 66 62 .59 56 62 58 55 51 .57 53 50 .47 54 49 41 44 50 46 .,13 38 45 4A 37

67

6l
57 52 48 45
.41

I
9

36

10

83 16 70 64 59 54 49 45 41 35

80 T3 66 60 .54 49 44 40 36 30

78 14 73 T2 TA 69 67 65 .63 .64 62 59 56 59 56 53 .50 55 5t ,18 45 50 46 44 4A 46 42 39 36 42 38 35 32 38 34 31 26 33 29 26

'zonalcav

67
.61

56 50 46
41

3T 33 29

ty Merhod.

Coetficients of utilization*, Cat. No. 1058

Coeflicients of Utilization*, Cat. No. 1060

Coetlicients ol Utilization', Cat. No. 1980

pw 507. .90 2 84 7a 3 4 73 68 63 7 5S 8 55 52 46
1

30q/o

101" 501" 30.4 104"

07"
T5
7A
1

pw
2
3

s01o 301o

88 80 .74 68 .63 58 54 50 4T 41

86 78 71 65 59 55 5t .47 .43 3a

.82 11 .73 .68 64 .60 56 53 .50 44

.81 75 70 65 .61 57 .53 49 46 40

80 .73 6A 63 58 54 50 .47 43 .37

65 60 56 .52 48

44

4l
36

I
s 10

a1 73 .66 59 53 .48 43 3A u 29

.7A 69 61 s4 .47 42 .37 32 .2a 24

l0% 76 66 57 .49 .43 37 32 28 24 19

5o7. 30% 101"

01"
.65 .58
s1

73 66 60 54 49 ,r4 39 35 32 27

71 64 57 50 45 .40 35 .31 .27 .22

.74 62 .54 47 41 .36 31 2A 24 19

45

39 34
.29 2a 22
1T

a 3

pw 507. 85 .78 .72 66 .61 .56 51 .47 .42 36

30%

.83 75 .6A .62 56 .51 46 4r .37 31

looh .81 T2 65 .58 52 .47 42 .38 .33 27

SOeA

3090

7A T3 69 63 53 54 49 .45 41 35

.77 T1 66 59 54 50 45 40 36 .30

10L .76 .69 63 57 51 46 .42 38 33 .21

0"k
72 66
61

55 50 45
.40

36
31

.26

Coetticients ol Utilization*, Cat. No.1059

Coeflicients of Utilization*, Cat. No. 1988

Coetlicients ol Ulillzalion', Cat. No.1987

pw 50% 30 2 73 68 3 63 s8 53 49 44 I I 41 35 t0
1

30?o

10"h so"k 301" 101"

01" .6s 60
55 50 .45
41

.78 70 64 58 53 46 44 40 .36 .30

.76 66 6t ss 50 45 4A .36 32 26

.72 .67 63 .58 54 .50 46 42 .38 33

7A 65 60 .55 50 46 42 s8 34 29

69 63 .58 52 48 43 39 36 31 .26

37 .33 30 24

pw so% 86 2 .79 3 73 67 .6t 56 f .51 I .46 42 10 36

1

30% 1o7" soo/" 301" 1o1"

0%

ps

501o 30ao

84 76 69 62 56 .51 46 41 37 s0

82 79 .14 77 T3 73 74 T2 70 67 65 69 66 .63 .61 58 63 60 57 aa / s8 ..d 51 40 .47 54 49 .46 .44 42 .49 44 41 40 37 45 .40 37 35 33 40 36 32 31 .26 35 30 .26 25

10

.42 79 .77 75 .74 75 12 69 70 68 .69 65 .62 65 62 63 59 55 .60 56 58 .53 .49 55 51 53 48 44 50 46 48 43 39 46 .42 43383442373-432 .39 34 30 37 .33 33 2A .24 .32 27

73 66 60 54 48 43 3A 30 24

69 63 58 52 41 42 37 .24 22

'ZonalCav ly Melhod

Mercury.

Coellicienls of Utilization*, Cat. No.1026 pw 50% 30'/. .8s 83 79 15 T3 7a 68 64 6ic8rr 55 50 .47 41 50 46 .42 .36 107" 8t T3 73 60
507" 30'h 107" 01"

Coefficients ol Utilization*, Cat. No.908

.76 72 68 63

.75 7A 65 60

.74 68 63 53

.69 64 .60 55

1r

46 51 48 45 42 .48 44 .42 .39 .44 .40 .38 .33 .39 35 .32

43

39
.36
31

^,e

pw 507" 87 81 TT .72 68 r 65 7 61 8 58 t 55 10 50

307"

85 78 73 68 .64 60 57 54 51 46

107. 83 76 70 .6s 61 57 .54 .51 48 43

507. 304" 1O% 04"

7A .74 71 67 64 61 .58 55 5e 4A

T7 .72 68 64 61 .58 55 52 4S 45

T6 Tt 66 62 59 56 52 50 47 42

70

66
63 59 56 .53
51

48 .45
41

Coellicients of Utilization*, Cat. No. 1025

pw

50!r/o

30%

9 10

92 84 16 .70 63 .54 .53 4A 45 39

.89 .80 72 .64 57 52 47 42 39 33

loae 87 76 6A 59 53 4A .43 3A .34 .29

50% 3O7o 101o

07o .74 67

.83 76 70 64 59 54 50 46 42 .37

81 .74 67 .60 54 49 45 41 37 .32

.80 .71 64 .57 .51 46 .41 .33 2A

33

60
.54 .48 44

39
.31

.26

Table ol initial tootcandles.

cararos EgIllgllgIIIEI9!3 number Large (1) Medium (3) Small(5)

1981

1982 908
910
913

r983

916 920 1025 1026 1027

27 31 33 42 44 39 39 38 50 46 47

22 25 21 37
38
32 32

18

20
22 32

Coefficienis of Utilization', Cat. No. 1027

Coelticients ot Utilization*, Cal. No.910

33
27

25

29 40 39 36

2l
33 33
2A

For rap d est mate ot average light leve s, approximate initla fc de ivered lor each watt per square ioot are shown above. Table is based on amp lumen outputs on pholometric lesi reports.

qef'ecr"n"F5,.((

-50'".pw 30'" pfc 20'".

pw 50'h 88 .78 70 62 'b 50 45 I 41 I 37 32

30'/" 104" 504" 30'h 10'/" 07"

ps

50.4 3lek 107.

50o/o 30oh 10a/o Olo

76
.71

85 .73 64 .56 49 4a 39 .34 31 26

82 19 77 75 .74 71 .68 .65 60 64 60 57 51 57 53 49 .44 ..2 .ab .4r r9 4. .4' .17 .34 .42 37 33 .29 .38 .32 .29 .26 34 29 25 21 3A 24 21

T1 61

54

46

40

5
a 9 10

30
.27 23 19

91 .85 79 74 .69 64 60 .56 52 47

89 .a1 75 .69 .64 59 55 .51 47 .42

87 .83 82 81 79 79 76 .74 .72 74 Tt 69 65 69 66 63 60 65 61 .59 56 .61 s7 54 51 57 53 .50 .47 .54 .50 47 44 50 46 43 .34 45 .41 3a

66

6l
56 53 .49 45 .42 36

'Zonal Cavity Method.

'l

Coefficients ot Ulilization*, Cat. No. 913

Coeflicients ol Utilizalion*, Cat. No. 920

Coefficienls ol Utilizationa, Cat. No. 1983

pv

5O1a 3O1o

1O1" 50"/" 301" 101" 01"

Dw

50e/a 300/o

10v" 501" 30aa 101"

o"/" 64 56
1

ps
2 3

50ao 30ao

101o 5o1o 3O1" 1Oo/"

oya 66 .s9 53 47
41

.81 74 .69 63 58 .53 49 45 41 s6

T9 T1 65 .59 53 48 44 40 36 31

7T 68 62 .55 50 45 40 36 .33 27

.72 67 63 .58 54 50 46 .42 39 .34

Tl
65 60 .55

70 63 58 52 .39 .36 .32

65 59 55 49

50 46 42 38
34 .29

37

33
30
9

10

.79 70 62 55 49 43 .34 33 30 .25

.76 66 57 .49 42 37 .32 2T 23 19

74 62 53 45 38 32 .27 23 l9 15

72 64 58 51 45 40 35 31 2a 23

7A .61 54 47 4A .35 30 .26 .22 la

6A 59 51 43 37 .31 26 .22 t9 14

48
.41

34
29 24
2A

17 13

8 9

.74 71 65 58 53 48 .43 .39 .35 3A

.76 67 60 54 48 43 .38 34 30 25

74 72 11 69 65 66 64 62 57 61 58 .55 50 55 .52 49 44 50 ,16 43 39 46 .41 38 34 .41 37 .34 30 37 33 30 .26 .34 29 26 21 29 24 21

37 32 28 24 2a

Coellicients ol Utilization*, Cat. No, 916

ps

Coefficients of Utilization*, Cat. No.1g82

Coefticients of lJtilizationt, Cat. No. l981

50% 1Dlo 1O1o

SOaa 3Oe/.

10L

Ote

.42 74 .68 .61 56 50 45 41 37 32

79 T1 .63 .56 .50 .\ 40 .35 31 26

77 .74 72 71 6a 6a 66 63 60 62 59 .57 52 .57 53 50 46 52 .4A .44 .1 4. a1 36 .42 38 35 31 38 34 31 27 35 30 27 22 3A 25 21

66 60 54 47

42
.33
2A

E
.25
2A

-e

pw 50% .78 .71 .65 59 54 49 .45 .41 37 .32

30o/q

107" 507" 304" 107"

07"

pw

507o 301o 10olo 50% 30% 10q/o

00,6

76 68 .61 55 49 .44 40 .35 32 27

74 72 11 69 66 65 67 64 62 60 58 .61 .59 .56 54 51 56 53 .50 48 45 51 4a 45 43 40 4T .43 .40 .38 .36 43 39 35 34 .32 .39 35 .32 30 28 35 31 2A .27 .23 .31 26 23 .22

r(

o n

76 70 64 58 53 48 44 39 36 31

74 66 60 54 48 43 39 34 3r 25

72 70 69 68 64 65 63 6t 57 60 57 55 .50 .55 51 49 44 50 46 44 39 46 42 39 35 42 37 34 31 38 33 31 27 34 3A 27 22 29 .25 .22

64 .58 53 4T .42 37

33
29 25 20

'Zona Cavrly Melhod

Metal Halide.
)

Coetficients of Utilization*, Cat. No. 1030

Coefficients of Ulilizalion*, Cat. No.611

pe 50'/. 96 2 89 3 83 77
1

30'/. 10'/' 50'/. 30'/. 10%

0%
a1

,w

50%

30o/q

10Ao 50ao 30aa 1oo/o

ole
6T
61

94 85 79 72 5T 52 48 42

91 82 75 6A 53 48 44 33

?;

88 83 78 72 os .59 .55 52 16

87 80 15 68 od 55 .51 .47 41

85 78 72 66 or 52 .48 44 38

15 69 64

*f

I I

.62 51 54 ,13

P
50 .46 42 36

83 76 .69 63 .57 52 47 .42 38 33

81 72 65 58 52 .47 42 37 33 27

.79 75 73 72 .69 69 67 65 62 64 61 58 54 58 s5 52 .44 53 48 46 43 49 44 41 37 44 3o 36 33 .40 .35 32 29 36 31 28 .23 .3t 26 22

.s5 49 44 .39 34 30 26
21

Coetficients of Utilization*, Cat. No. l0l6

i]w s0'/. 92 .86 81 75 71 66 62 s7 53 41

30%

90 83 7T 71 66 61 .s7 .52 48 42

10/ .88 .80 74 68 63 5A .53 .49 45 3a

50% aO1" 104"

01"
.74 73 69 .63 59 55
51

.84 83 80 78 76 T4 71 68 .67 .64 636057 59 .55 .55 .51 51 41 45 4r

82 76 71 66 61 52 .49 44 3a

4T 43

36

Table ol initial footcandles.

l
Coefficients ol Utilization', Cat. No. 1031 Coetficienls of lJtilization*, Cat. No.612
Small (5)
37
41

cararos number
611

199IlE]!!ryq
Large

612 613
101 6

1030 1031

s6 56 62 80 84 84

{1)

Medium

,+6 48 56 70 12 70

{3)

50 60
60 57

For rapid est mate oi average I ght eve s. approximale in t al lc de vered lor each watl per sqLrare foot are shown above Table s based of lamp lumen outputs on photometnc iesi reports. Beilecfances pcc =50% pw =3O?b: pfc=20eo

r'w 50'h 96 2 88 3 a1 74 68 62 57 I 5r 47 9 40 10
1

301"

93 84 .77 69 .62 56 51 ,15 41 34

10?. 91 81 13 65 58 52 46 .41 36 30

50% 30?. 10%

0?.
30 13 67 .60 54 49 43 .39 34
2A

88 82 76 70 64 59 54 49 45 39

86 t9 73 66 60 .54 49 44 39 33

85 T1 7a .63 56 51 45 .41 36 29

pw 50% 30'/. 1o7o a2 aa T8 2 76 t2 70 3 TO 67 64 65 6t .57 60 55 52 .55 50 .,17 f 51 46 43 3 .46 .42 3A 9 43 "3 34 10 37 32 2A

l

soa/" 3oah

10oh

01o 61 62 5T 52 48 44 40 36 .32 26

74 69 65 .60 56 52 4A 44 40 3s

72 .67 62 57 .53 48 44 40 36 30

T1 65 60 55 s0 46 11 38 33 27

'Zona Cavry Method.

Sample specification.

'l
Complete luminaire shall be Holophane . The lumrnaire catalog number shdll consist of two sub-assemblres, optical assembly and the ballast housing containing the electrical components.
1000W luminaires. Ballast housing assembly shall be complete with top and bottom die cast aluminu m housings. Top housinq snall have a la female conduit adaptor and a 1lr" locknut which shali secure adaptor to

Optical assembly
Glass reflector shall be prismatic borosilicate glass with a minirnum wall thickness of %". Reflector shall have a permanently spun-on and sealed cover. When tested wita a _ watt lamp, zonal outputs shall be not less than i

ballast housing after installation. Housing shal'have an approveo w.ri19 chamber which shall direct line wires to access hole. Access hole shall have a captive cover plate. Socket shall be an integral part of the ballast housing.

Electrical
For complete ballast data, refer to the tables of electrical characteristics in the Holophane Ballast Handbook,

Zonal
0-60

degrees

7o

total lamp lumens

publication HL-301.
UL listing The aomplete uminaire shall be isted by Underwriters Laboratories, lnc.; UL 'Damp Location' label available upon request.

60-90
0-90

Coetficients ol Ulilization*. Cat. No. 613

Lumina re shall have of

spacing criteria

Watehouse reltaclol
The open prismatic borosilicate glass refractor shall be attached to the reflector by means of an adjustable
73

50%

30q/o 10%

.91 85 81 .77 73 70 66 63 .60 55

89 83 7a 73 69 66 62 59 56 5r

87 .81 75 7a 66 63 59 56 53 43

83 8A 1T 73 70 67 64 61 59 54

82 78 74 70 67 6,1 61 .58 55 50

81

77 12 .68 .65 62
5A

la
66
63 60 57 54 52

clamping ring.

57 53 43

Ballast housing Low wattage lum inaires, Ballast assembly shall be complete with a
top. containing the electrical components and the socket assembly housing. The hinged socket assembly housing shall be attached to the top assembly by means of three captive screws at 1 20' intervals. 250.400W luminaires. Ballast assembly shall be complete with die cast aluminum housing and separable splice box at the top. Spiice box shall be detachable with access cover and shallterminate with a cast alum num 3/a" conduit adaptor and 74" set screw. Housing shall have an inteqral. fu lly ventilated yoke w,th zinc plated support pins for the reflector housing. Socket shall be an integral part of the ballast housrng.

rZona Cavily Mihod

Luminairedimensions.

D-Petrolux.
Drawing no. 'l
Cai. no.
PD

l+D
Single Prismpack tr.
D.awing no,2

,,-rl
Giant Prismpacktr.
Drawing no.3
Heighl
2113 21Ys

Height (in.)

Diameler (in.)

Cat. 908 910 913 916

no.

(in.)

Diameler (in.)
21Yz
21Y2 't5Y2 1sYz

Cat. no. 1025

Height
243/a 343/a

(in.)

Oiameter (in.)
21Y2
251/2 141/2

r026
1027 1016

ST
BC CE

193l]6
2A
181/2

920
611

22 22 22 23
241/s

2A7h
343/a 243/a

15lz
153/a 151/2 211/? 151/2 151/2

r030
1031

251/, 211/,
181/2

2A7k
243/a

612
613 923-55 923-100 1058 1059 1060 1055

23t
24Y3
241/3 231/2 241/6 241/s

1402 1006

211/,

25v,

211/2
151/2 151/2 211/2

23lz
23
241/B

i056
1457

1512

151,

e>l

,-l

Twin PrismpackII.
Drawing no.4
Cat. no.
2908 2910 2913 2916 2920 2641

Heiqht (in.)

Diameler (in.)
211/2 211/2 151/2 151/2 151/2 153/a

Length (in.)
431/, 431/,
371/2

Warehouse Prismpack tr.

Drawing no. 5
Cal. no.
930 932 936
937

1gti
19v,
20\'a

Heighl
2912

(in.)

Diameter (in.)
153/a 183/a '18Ya 153/a

20la
201/a

37Y2
371/2

29lz
311/a

213/a

2642 2643

21r/q
21

1512

3712 3712
431/2

27x/a
291/2 311/4 311/a

938
939

I53/,r 'lsx/a I53/a

948 949

Warehouse Prismpack II cuts warehouse glareand speeds up identification of labels, tags and stencilmarkings.

Warehouse Prismpack ll overcomes the two types ol glare caused by conventional f luorescenl luminaires.

Direct glare
This results from large areas of unshielded fluorescent units in the lield of view of a worker walking or driving down the aisle. His eyes must constantly readjust as he turns from this area of high brightness to the darker stack area, otten resulting in eye fatigue and errors in identilication.

Easy vertical lootcandle calculations.

Rellecled glare
This type of glare reduces contrast, making it diff icult to read markings on cartons and tags. Sometimes called

'veiling reflections." reflected glare

rs

caused by light redirected into the eyes

of the worker alter striking the carton surface.

When rows of fluorescent units are used to light a warehouse aisle. veiling

reflections appear as a " luminous veil,"

several feet high, running along the entire length of the stacks.

0123 o
Batio of distance along stacks to haLfisle width

This chart shows lines of equal initial Jootcandles (fc) on the vertical stack surface produced by a single luminaire. Chart is based on a 10 ft. wide aisle; grid lines are ratios of distance along aisles, or below luminaire, to the half-aisle width. Curve is identical on left side oJ vertical "0" line. Warehouse Prismpack ll overcomes direct glare in two ways. First, its unique reflector'refractor optical train the major minimizes high-angle light by directing source of direct glare - centerline and light away trom the aisle onto the stacks (see candlepower curve). ln addition, the prismatic glass refractor provides maximum lamp
sh ield

Example: a No. 930 produces I fc at a point 10 tt. below (ratio-2) and 5 ft. along (ratio-1) stack.

Contributions from other luminarres

rn

Warehouse Prismpack ll luminaire virtually eliminates this reflected glare by directing light at oblique angles away from the worker's line of sight. The Jew remaining reflections are confined to an extremely narrow zone, visible only when viewed from directly beneath a luminaire.

the aisle must also be calculated and added to the above. Actual fc will be higher due to light reflectance from opposite stack.
lf aisle width is other than 10 ft., grid lines represent the ratio of actual half-aisle width. Values read from the chart must then be multiplied by
10 '?to obtain actual aisle width ) actual light level. For convenience, multipliers lor some common aisle widths are given below.
Hall-aisle wldth (lt.)
4 6 l1/2

ing.

Mulllply fc valus by
1.56 1.00 0.70

4.44

Optionalequipment availablefora
variety of applications.

Choice of mounting hooks

Standard hooks and loops are available, with 3/a" pipe thread, for mounting Prismpack ll.

control energizes a tungsten halogen

lamp (Q-CUDC lamp by others) until the HID lamp restrikes, at which time the tungsten halogen lamp goes ofr. With primary voltages other than 120 volts, the ballasts are provided with a 120 volt tap to insure proper tu ngsten halogen lamp operatron. Wilh rhe tw'n mercury/metal halide series, a single tungsten halogen lamp system ls also used in one of the retlectors.
To order, simply add '-EN,4" to the

Prismatect f inish
Some corrosive atmospheres demand that all metal components of the luminaire be adequately protected to assure maximum product life, dependability and safety. The degree of corrosive action is dependent on the type oJ metal and on the content and concentration of the atmosphere.

basic luminaire nu mber

(example,
91 3-277

-EM).

PF

116

PF-t

I7

PF-121

_\

r-

t1

ee

PF 122

When required, Holophane Prismpack ll luminaires will be supplied with Prismatect! treatment. This is a unique thermosetting acrylic coating, applied over a carefully pretreated and epoxy-primed substrate, to form a hard protective surJace that will eliminate deterioration from most chemical-laden atmospheres.
The prismatic glass is not subject to general deterioration (unless exposed to a fluorine atmosphere) and, therefore, needs no coating. All joints are sealed and the socket is gasketed to prevent possible damage lo interior parts. l\y'etal parts which are not feasible to protect are fabricated of stainless steel. When luminaire is

ELB (Extraordinary Low Brlghtness) Prismatic reflector, shown at right, creates a visually comf ortable environ ment by reducing high-angle brightness up to 6870 over standard prismatic reflector at left.

Throughway wiring splice box

ldeally replaces the outlet box by a splice chamber and wireway. This allows thru-wire connections to be made without the

combining

furnished with cord, the cord entry into the hook or loop is sealed.
To order Prismatect treatment, simply

use o{ a separate outlet box.

add the suffix "-P]" to the catalog nu mber (example, 913-277-P1).

Standby light system ln order to maintain continuity of illumination if a momentary power interruption occurs, a standby "-ElM"
Fusing Optional external fuse holders make fuse replacement convenient and tast. Single fuse '-F" available for 120,240 and 277 volts: double fuse "-FF" available tor 2O8,240 and 480 volts. luminaire should be incorporated. When an HID lamp is extinguished due to an interruption, and power is immediately restored, the built-in relay

When headroom or fixture height presents a problem, this option could prove to be the solution. lt would allow the fixture to be mounted tight against the cond uit run.

-a6{3

Easy to install.

Accessories.

o
lnstallation ot Single Prismpack II.
Decorative covers
Cylindrical, hou rglass, square and hexagonal shapes are available for use wlth Single Prismpack ll in a variety of colors and finishes.

Choice of Power-Hook
Power-Hook., shown below mou nted onto conduit, permits fast, low-cost installation of lu minaires.

{r*
-*
I
'I

,t

z8
)

:r.

\,

.-$t
p/
3

ilt I ? )l
I
F-q----*l
Cylinclrical

I rt
Fa---*|
Throughway PowerHook UPH-35-PHCA

/ {

Hourglass

t_l
FA---'i
Square

F-

-*l
Depth B (in.)
30
26

adaptor

Hexagonal

Cai. no.

sullix
cYs-3 cYs-5
HGS-2

width A (in.)
221, 17Y2 27 22 22Y2 171/2 22Y2 221, 171, 22Y2

30
24 26 26 33 26 26 33

Separate splice box leature means reduction in installation time with lower costs.
1. Remove captive cover plate.

HGS-5
HEX-3 H EX.5 H EX-7

2. Remove hex head screws from ballast assembly in front ol cover plate and slide splice box otf housing.
3. Thread splice box onto 3/4'rlgld conduit

soR-3 soR-5
SQR.7

Top entry PoweFHook UPH-36-PHCA

1/a'

r t--o:"Ll#5 Y LI

and tighten set screw.

4. Slide ballast assembly onto spllce box. 5. Screw hex head screws back into bal ast

assemb y, ocking splice box in place. 6. Connect primary ballast w res to circuit lead w res. 7. Replace cover plate.
8. Mount rellector by hanging lugs

onto

I
6s1r6"

support pins of bailast assemb y and rotate sa'ety latc'les rrwaro Io Secure retle.lor onto housing. Note: steps 1-8 require lessthan 2 minutes.

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Ordering data.

)
High Pressure Sodium.

Options.
drawing wl.
Cat. no.

catalog number* Larnp

923-55

i002 1006 1055 1056 1057 1058 1059 1060 1980 1987 1988 1989 930 939 948 949

9291m

1000W r 000w 400W 400W 400W 250W 250W 250W I00W 70W

spacing criteria 150W 55V ] 5:l 150W l00V ] 5:1

A.7:1

no.

(lbs.)
25

25
60

Three-conductor 3' cord and twisl ock plug

Se ect hook

.CDP LI

or oop iror.

1.4

r.0
1.0

l
1

64
52

lol owing
-P

1.8:1 1.4:1 1.4:1 1.8:1 1.4:1

49 49
49

F-105

-PF-t I6 Safety hook, Saieiy hook.

3/a" 3/4,

45
45

male

PF-121

1s:1

150W,55V r.5:l l50W 100V 1.5:1

23 23 24 24

lemale
e

-PF-122 PF-129 ELB EM

Antirotal ona hook, %" ma Low br ghiness reflector

250W tungsten halogen D.C bayonel base socket

Warehouse Prismpack

250W 400W 250W 400W

Narrow aisle Narrow aisle

W de W de

aisle aisl

5 5 5

46

55 63

Metal Halide.

emergency {siandby) lighi syslem (l50W supp ied with I980 thru 1989) 250W lungsten halogen D.C. bayonet base sockel only (use with exlerna relay) Single fuse for 120 240 277V Double fLrse ior 208, 240 480V Power Hook cord. un que conl guration p ug cap and PF-105 oop ailached For use with UPH-35 and UPH-36 Throughway w ring sp ice box w th lwo %"threaded

EMLB

613 1016 1030 1031 2641 2642 2M3 936 938

Catalog number' Lamp 400W 611 400W 612

400w 0.8 1 1000w 1.21 1000W l.l 11 1000W 1.5:1 2-400W 1.6:T 2-400W T.3:T 2-400W 0.8 r
L

Spacing drawing criteria no. 1.6:1 2 1.3:l 2

2

Fixture

-t

Wt.

(lbs.)
36 34 42 59
55 53 64

3
3 4 4 4

611,612 613.908. 910,913.916 920 923 930 932.936. 937.938 939,948.

949. 1055 1056 I057 1058. 1059. r 060

64 70

Wareho!se Prlsmpack

400W 400W

W de ais

Narrow aisle 5

56 50

Minimalno se leve ba last (not ior "-Eli,4 '

Fecessed box mo!ntinq Ceil unting F ex ble pendani mounting
nro

All400W nrercury

BC CE

Mercury.
Catalog Lamp
908 910

rg

I980lhru I989 I980lhru 1989

Spacing

913 916

920
1025

400W 4mW 400W 400w 400w r000w l00W 250W T75W

criteria no.
0.8:l
T

Finure drawing Wt.

(lbs.)

I980lhr!
ST

1989

Stanchior mounl ng

1980lhr! 1989
1980
t

WL numbers conlain suilixes P for p ug and R for receptacte. Matching receptac es are nol supplied. ,l980lhru 1989 uniis availabte with -FP option on y

10:l 3:l
1 1

1.6 2.a

1026
1027
1981

1000W ] l:l 1000W 15:1

T.5:l
1 4:1

r.3

239 239 231 231 231 350 354 346 122 480 480 466 466 466
aisle
5

hru I989

lnsertNEMAplugnumber: L5 l5forT20V: L6-15 tot2OBat24AV L7j5tat277y L820tor480V.(NEMA

b!t are not part of cata oq number)

1982

r983
2908 2910 2913

29r6
2924

2,400w 2-400w 2-400W 2-400W 2-400W 400W 400W

r.4:l
0.8 1.0
1 1

r23 123

1.35:1

1.6:l
2A:1
11.

Warehouse Pr smpack

932 937

Wide

Narrow ais e 5

38
48OV

*Alliixtures avaiable for 12O,2AB 24A 217 a(

cat. no. s 1055-277.

ope'a'on SubslitLL" oesi.ad volraqe as .Jl'r' ,t catalog number ie l055fixture 277voli operalion,

15

Accessories.
Catalog drical Hexagonal glass Square Wire
CyllnHour-

noJ 611

cover2 cover2

930 932 936 931 938 939 948 949 1AO2 1006 1016 1025 1026 1027 O3O ]031
T

612 613 908 s10 913 916 920 923

CYS,5 HEX-s HGS-s SQR-s 05845 CYS-s HEX 5 HGS-2 SOR 3 0379 CYS-3 HEX 3 CYS-3 HEX-3 HGS-2 SOR-3 0379 cYs-3 HEX-3 NGS-2 SQR-3 0379 CYS,5 HEX-5 HGS 5 SOR-5 05845

0412 0413 0413 0413 0412 HGS-5 SQR-s 05845 0412 CYS'5 HEX 5 CYS's HEX'5 HGS-s SOR-5 05845 A412 CYS-5 HEX-5 HGS 5 SOR-5 05845 0412
NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
NA

cover2 cover2 quard3 guard3 cover3,a clogurea 02186 02244 HGS 5 SOR-5 05845 NA

Louver Drip

Top

bollom
closure3
NA

NA NA NA NA
NA

NA

NA NA CYS-3 NA CYS.3 CYS-3 CYS-3 10ss cYS-3 1056 CYS 5 1057 CYS-5 1058 CYS-3 1059 CYS-5 1060 cYS 5 198OPD NA 98T PD NA 1982PD NA 1983PD NA 1987PD NA 1988PD NA ]989PD NA 2641 NA 2642 NA 2643 NA 2908 NA 2910 NA 2913 NA 2916 NA 2920 NA
T

NA NA. HEX.7 NA NA NA NA NA HEX-7 NA NA NA HEX-7 NA HEX.7 NA HEX.7 NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA

soR-7 NA NA soR-7 NA
sQR

HEX-3
HEX-5 HEX-s HEX 3 HEX 5 HEX-5
NA NA NA
NA NA

l-lGS-2 HGS-s HGS-5 HGS-2 HGS-s HGS-s

7 soB-7 soB-7

SOR-3 SOR-5

NA
NA

NA NA NA NA
NA

NA

NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

SQR-s SQR 3 SQR-5 SOR-5 NA NA NA NA

NA

NA NA NA
NA NA NA

NA
NA NA

NA

02186 02244 NA 02186 42244 NA 02186 02244 02224 02186 02244 02224 02186 42244 02222 02186 02244 42222 02186 02244 02222 02186 02244 02222 NA NA 02186 02244 NA NA NA 02186 O22M NA NA 02186 02244 NA NA NA 02186 02244 NA NA NA 02T86 02244 NA NA NA 02186 02244 NA NA 02186 A2244 NA NA NA NA NA 02186 42244 NA NA NA m79 0413 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 0379 0413 06200 06204 NA NA- NA NA NA NA 02195 0329A 06200 06204 NA 0379 0413 06200 06204 NA 02195 0329A 06200 06204 NA 0379 Ml3 02186 02244 NA 02T86 02244 NA 05845 NA 05845 0412 02186 02244 NA 0379 0413 02T86 42244 02224 05845 0412 02186 02244 02222 05845 0412 02186 02244 02222 NA NA 06943 06850 NA NA NA 06943 06850 NA NA NA 06943 06850 NA NA NA 06943 06850 NA NA NA 06943 06850 NA NA NA 06943 06850 NA NA NA 06943 06850 NA NA 02193 NA 05845 NA NA 05845 0412 02193 NA NA 0373 0413 02193 NA 02224 0379 04T3 02193 NA 02224 0379 0413 02193 NA 02222 05845 0412 02T93 NA 02222 05845 0412 02193 NA 42222 0584s 0412 02193 NA

Electricalcharacte stics
For complete electrical data, see tables of electrical characteristics in Holophane Ballast Handbook,

publication HL-301.
oilhe Holophane Prismpack I serles umi.airerpresenl lypical avo.agevaluesobtained n accordance with accepled lesl melhods and are subjecl to normal ma.llaclur ng var alions. They are supplied as a rechnica serv ceand aresubjecl to changewiihoul nolice. Check your loca Holophane sales represenlal ve lo assure cuiienl inlormation. Horophane s a division of Johns-Manville Sales Corporat on
The phys cal properlies

rPower-Hook (IJPH-35 and UPH'36)available on a I lrnits and should be used with -PHCA" option For 1980 thru I989 units, -FP opiion must a so be ordered. ,Avallable ln red, blue, canary, grey, 1an, pink, black or oyster white baked ename Specify color required Decorative covers include 3/a" ihreaded nipp er it required use terrale loop or hook li ' -PHCA or 'CDP-L is ordered w th the unlt, it wll be shipped separately, and rrust be wired in ihe field 3Two required on twin units. For access doors, use 0277 with 0379 or 05845. aDo nol use with -Et\,l or "'EMLR oplions.

Contact your local Holophane lighting sales representative f or application assistance, computer-aided design and cost studies, and sample unitslortrial installation. For information on other J-lV products and systems, call the Product ln{ormation Center at
303-979-1000.

JM
Johns-Manville
Holophane Div., Johns-t\,4anville Sales Corp., Ken-Caryl Ranch, Denver, Colo. 802'17 / The Holophane Company, Ltd., Bramalea, Ont., and St. Hyacinthe, Oue., Canada / Holophane Europe Limited, Bond Ave., Mi ton Keynes [,1K1 ] JG, England / Holophane S.A. de C.V., Apartado PostalT5-415 Mexico 14, D.F., [,iex]co

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