Versatility

Ground Mounting: Wall Mounting: Surfa

As a ground mounted floodlight the AFL functions beautifu ly for Because it is such a clean and simple form, the AFL can be wall For stanc
lighting facades, s gns, wails, trees or f lags, For mounttng, Kim mounted as a complementary addition to architecture. As a wall performr
offers a design coordinated architectural J-Box, or the added mounted luminaire, the AFL becomes a versatlle exterior and interior numerot
strength and permanence of a Stanchion set in concrete. For lighting tool, When mounted on bulldlng exterior wal s, areas around vary gr-o
locatlons where the light source can be seen, the exc uslve Barn the structure can be economically illuminated, sav ng the cost of beam pe
Door option can provide flexible glare control. ln areas where poies. As an interior lighting instrument, the AFL provldes an ideal lighting
vandalism poses a concern, the Lexan Shield option will protect the lighting solution for today's atriums and high ceilings. The AFL Barn easily ac
lens from breakage. When located in planted areas, the dark bronze Door system should be considered ldeal for precision glare control fixture cr
(DB-E) frnish is recommended because of its ability to blend with in interior applications. Where wa ls or columns are not avaiLable, the box is re
surround ng foliage. AFL can also be cerl ng mounted. direct y i

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 Surface Mounting:
For standard tree ighting from grade level, the AFL is unmatched
performance. To accomplrsh the "moonlighting" effect, the AFL has
numerous advantages as a tree mounted luminaire. Because trees
vary greatly in proportions and structure, a chotce of three AFL
beam patterns permits ta loring the light to the task. The "moon-
lighting technique requires shielding of the down lights, which is
easi y accompiished wlth the Barn Door option. Because the AFL
fixture contains all the electrical components, no unsight y ballast
box is requ red at the tree base. The AFL Surface Mount screws
direct y nto the trunk or branch, with electrical feed by conduit or
outdoor cord. Surface Mount can also be attached to wood structures
Special Mounting:
ln By nature, a f oodlight is the classic example of flexibility rn outdoor
lighting lts mu tr-directional aiming abi ity provldes for versati ity and
fine-tuning after instailation. The Kim AFL brings all these features
together with design coordinated mount ng hardware. Twln Mounts
allow expanded iight coverage with highly f lexible shaplng of the
combined light pattern. The Twin Mount a so allows a combination oI
two beam patterns (AFL2 and AFL3) for lighting of ta ler buildings
where a slngle f xture would not provide unlform ight coverage from
top to bottom Slngie or twln Post Top Mounts also provide a means
for pole mounted area llghting.

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Standard 4" AFL3

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Mount Option
Twin lVounl
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Architectural for Down
J-Box Option Twin Mount Lighting
Option for
Up Lighting

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Option
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 lmportant Features Patents Pending

Functional Beam Patterns.

The AFL was designed around
three beam patterns that best fit
the geometry of most architec-
tUre and 'tS Surroundir^g envirg.-
r"enl. As 5ing s f ixtures or in
combination, these beam
choices will provide complete
versatility for exterlor or nterior
lrghting See pages 4 through 6
for application guides.

Vandal Resistant
Construction.
Precision dle castings with extra
heavy wall thickness give the
AFL a rugged, outdoor charac-
le. r.leat diss pating ribs give
the body added strength, while
substantially reducing internal
temperatures promoting
extended life of the electrical
components. Door frame and
swivel screws are recessed
allen head type.

Easy lnstallation and

Maintenance.
The AFL is shipped completely
assembled and prewrred with
leads extending out of the
swivel. Lamp installation or
replacement is accomplrshed
by removing two captive allen
head screws. The door frame
hinges open and holds by a
slop a'r. ,f ballast access is
required, the ref ector assembly
snaps out in one piece.

lnnovative Swivel.
The aesthetic reflnement of the
AFL fixture required equal
refrnement of the swtvel whtle
maintaining strength character-
istics. The ingenrus AFL swivel is
a beautlful complement to the
''xtu'e oesign. ano provides
locklng adlustments at 7r,/:'
intervars. T^e sw vel is p.ecision
die cast with concealed internal
ocking teeth. Adjustments are
made by loosening the
recessed ailen head screws at
both ends of the swivel. 15'
increments are marked on the
swivel while locking is possible
every 71/zo. The swivei is pro-
videdwlth%"NPSM for
'no-ni ng to standa.d sp,ice
boxes. Kim AFL options are rec-
ommended for added strength
and design coordination.

BB-2 Kim Light ng

Osram HQI Lamp Sources.
This exciting new metal ic halide
amp offers precis on optica
control, high efficiency, excel-
lent color renditlon and 15,000
hours amp life. The AFL2 and
AFL3 models have been specifi-
cally designed to take f ull
advantage of this new horizontal
burning position source. Larnps
are available from Kim or your
local dlstributor.
See page l l.
Compact HPS and MH
Medium Base Lamps.
A I three AFL models accommo-
date the latest Hlgh Pressure
Sodium and Metallic Ha ide
medium base u"iversal burn ng
pos tron sources. Metalllc Hallde
lamps provide a "white light"
source for the AFL1 which
requires a un ve'sal b-rni19
lamp. Lamps are avai ab e from
Kim or your local distributor.
See page I l.

Design Coordinated J-Box.

Because there are no aesthetic-
ally designed J-boxes avaiiable
in the marketplace, Kim felt the
AFL design would be severely
compromised by mounting on
common outdoor J-boxes. Con-
sequently, the first Architectural
J-Box has been designed for
use wrth the AFL as a logical
extension of the design. The Kim
Arch:tectural J-Box is precisiot'
die cast in a clean cyllndrical
shape to match the swivel
flange, lt is fully gasketed and
U.L, listed for wet locations. The
AFL swivel firmly seats on the
J-Box and locks by an internal
set screw. The Archrtectural
J-Box provides superior
strength as a mounting device
for the AFL.
For above grade
installation only.
See page 9.

Barn Door Option.

Never before has a Barn Door
system been offered for an out-
door f loodllght, Yet, Barn Doors
are the most logical and flexible
way to control glare without
destroy ng efficiency and uni-
form ty of illuminatlon The AFL
Barn Door optton is tru y
designed for outdoor use wtth
hlnged doors that lock in place,
and are ndividually removable.
Each door is extruded wlth anti-
reflection baffles, and mounts to
a cast aluminum frame. The
Barn Door option mounts to anY
standard AFL fixture, and may
be added later if the need
arises lt is particu arly useful for
wall mounted AFLs used for
down ighting.
See page 9.

Km Lighting BB-3
 AFLl Horizontat Ftood

Application Guide
General Guidelines: See pages 12, 13-18lor
The AFL1 horizontal beam pat- photometlc reports.
tern is designed to illuminate
Surfaces that are more horizon-
tal than vertical or longer than
wide.
The AFL1 is designed for broad
illumlnation with the fixture rela-
tiveiy ciose to the lighted sur-
face. Recommended dlstance
from the lighted surface is 6' to 20'
depending on lamp and wattage.
Optimum a ming angle is 371/2".

Facades-one to two stories Shipping Docks.

Parking-single row along

sides of building

Shopping ways Signs-horizontal Hedge Rows.

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Trees-very broad.
Fixtures mounted at grade or on
trunk above eye level.

AFL1 in combination with AFL2

for facades of varying height.

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 AFL2Vertical Flood

Application Guide
? General Guidelines:
The AFL2 vertical beam pattern
See pages 12,19-26Ior
photometric reports.
s designed to i luminate taller
surfaces when grade mounted,
or wider areas when wall
mounted. ln general, AFL2 fix-
ture spacing is less than AFL1,
but the beam reaches higher or
farther out. Recommended
distance from the lighted sur-
face is 6' to 20'depending on
lamp and wattage. Optimum
arming angle is 45'.

Facades-two to three stories Signs-vertical, Ceilings-wide

Parking-double row along sides of building

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Atriums-wide

Tiees-vertlcal,
Locate fixtures
outside perimeter
of tree.

t AFL2 in combination with AFL3

for uniform lighting of taller
buildings or objects.

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AFL3 Horizontat spot

Application Guide
General Guidelines: See pages 12,27-30for
The AFL3 horizontal spot is a photometnc reports.
very intense, concentrated
beam designed to light oblects

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which are a considerable dis-
tance from the fixture. lt may
also be located ciose to a build-
:ng where the e+{ecl 9{ grazing
light is desired to show surface
-'@ texture, or to highllght reliefs and
projections.

Facades-three to four stories where grazing light is desired to Highlighting Trees-High foliage such as
show surface texture, or to highlight Palm, Eucalyptus or Pine.
reiiefs and projections Fixtures mounted at grade or on
trunk above eye level.

Signage-on building
Flags.

Atriums-down lighting f rom

three to four story level.

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Fountains-adds sparkle to
water as a complement to the
underwater lighting.
Signs-where fixtures can be located a
considerable dlstance away. Barn
Doors recommended.

88-6 KmLghting
 Warning: Flxtures must be
Fixture Details and Specifications grounded in accordance with
local codes or the Nationa E ec-
trica Code. Fallure to do so may
'esu t ir- ser ous pe'so-ar r ury

Fixture: Underwriters Laborato-

ries isted for wet locatrons.
Housing: One piece dle cast
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aluminum in a cylindrica shape 6V^'
with integral cooling fins over
the entire ength, and .125" mini-
mum wa I thickness. Concealed AFLl
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integra cast sl p hinges with Horizontal
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stainless sleel pins One piece

Flood i
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extruded and vulcanized 9"

lVax. Wt.24lbs 103/q"
E P D N/ gasket between hous-
lng and door frame, concea ed E P.A. 1.0
when fixture is closed
Door Frame: One piece die
cast aluminum with integral
cool ng flns, .l25" minimum wa l

thickness, mates with hous ng to

create a contlnuous cylindrical
shape, Concealed integral cast a_14,
slip hinges allow removal with-
out tools. Stop-arm provided to
limit door frame opening. 3/16"
AFL2
Vertical
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th ck clear tempered glass lens
rs sea ed to door frame by a one
Flood I

piece molded E P D l\/ gasket. Max Wt,24lbs 103/q'

Door f.a.ne secures to -ousing E.P.A. 10
by two recessed capt ve allen-
head screws. Four tapped and
plugged holes provided for
attachment of Barn Door, Fixed
Hood, and Lexan@ Shield %, N,P.S.M

'tl options.
Swivel: Symmetricar design
l__u,
with die cast aluminum compo-
nents. lnternal iocking teeth pro-
vide 71/2" adjustment by
tightening two recessed allen-
AFL3
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Horizontal
head screws. 15'rnterva s
marked on swivel exlerior.1/2" Spot I

103/a'
N PS M mounting under gas- Max. Wt 24lbs.
keted bearing f ange. E.P.A. 10
Reflector Assemblies: Inter-
changeable in all three AFL f ix-
ture types. Specular Alzak@
opticai components mounted to NP.SM
clear anodized aluminum frame.
Ref lector assembly snaps into
flxture housing with spring clips.
HPS IVH and MV medlum base Aiming Ranges
sockets are porce ain rated in relation to
4KV HQI sockets are recessed fixture mounting:
single contact rateo 5KV.
Electrical Components: Fac-
tory mounted n housing and 105"
prewrred wlth leads extend ng
from swlvei. U.L. lsted compo-
nents with high power factor
1.15"

bailasts rated for - 20'F. start- Wall mount can be inverted

lng. Optional photocell nternally + allowing full upward or
mounted with flush sensor on downward aiming.
side of housing. 105'
Finish: Housing, ens frame and
swivel are semi-gloss baked
enamel over Alodine or lrridite
primer. Black, dark bronze or
natural aluminum co ors.
Photometrics: Based on inde-
pendent testing iaboratory
reports,

Kim L ghting B3-7

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Fixture Ordering Information

Fixture Ordering Example: Optional Photocell : Factory

installed with flush sensor on
Fixture must be ordered by
side of housing. Caution: Use
a single catalog number -b'
so/ a
consistlng of Fixture Type,
Electrical Mode, Finish, and
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only in locations where adjacent
lighting will not affect operation
-'g/ s"/ of photocell. Select photocell
Optional Photocell if desired.
Options must be ordered
<'t / *d/ <', / with same line volts as fixture.
Cat, No. Line Volts
separate from fixture (except
Photocell). Do not add options to AFLIf 50 H PS120/DB-E/A-30 A-30 120V
fixture number.
A-31
A-32
A-33
208V.
240V.
277V.
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Sensor

NA : NotAvailable
*Lamps available
Fixture Type:
A Caution: The 1987 National Elect
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from Kim Lighting.

See page l l, tffi/
*Y" @ cal Code limits fixtures with
medium base sockets to 120 volts.
However, local codes may allow
volts
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higher circuit voltage. Check with
local code authority before speci.
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fying other than 120 volt, or use
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fix-
tures listed with double ended
sockets,

AFL1 Horizontal AFL2 Vertlcal AFL3 Horizontal Electrical Data

Line Flood Flood lnput lOperatingl Starting
Lamp (by others) Volts ElectricalMode Electrical Mode Electrical Mode WattslAmpslAmps
70 Watt 120 70HPS120 70HPS120 70HPS120 oz 0.75 0.85
High Pressure Sodium 208 70HPS208 o 70HPS208 a 70HPS208 . 88 0.48 0.45
E-17 or B- 17 Medium Base 240 70HPS240 o 70HPS240 a 70HPS240 r 88 0.42 037
277 70HP5277. 70HPs,277 a 7OHPS277. 88 0.37 0.35
100 Watt 120 100HPS120 100HPS120 100HPSl20 115 105 1.50
High Pressure Sodium 208 100HPS208. 100HPS208. 100HPS208. 130 0.67 0.76
E-17 or B-17 Medium Base 240 100HPS240. 100HPS240 r 100HPS240. 130 0.s8 0.66
277 100HPS277. 100HPS277 o 100HPS277. 130 0.50 0.60
150 Watt 120 150HPS120 150HPS120 150HPS120 170 l.5u 2.20
High Pressure Sodium 208 150HPS208. 150HPS208 o 150HPS208. 188 0.95 1.15
E-17 or B-17 Medium Base 240 150HPS240 0 150HPS240 r 150HPS240. 188 0.83 1.00
277 150HPS277. 150HPS277. 150HPS277. 188 0.72 0.85
70 Watt 120 NA 70MH120 70MH120 OA 0.85 0.53
Metallic Halide TG Double Ended 208 NA NA NA
Osram HOI-TS70. 240 NA NA NA
277 NA 70MH277 70MH277 94 o.37 tt
100 watt 120 100MH120 100MH120 100MH120 129 1 1.15
Metallic Halide 208 NA NA NA
ED-17 Medium Base 240 NA NA NA
Venture MH100/U/MED. 277 100MH277. 100MH277. 100MH277. 129 1 . tc 0.50
150 Watt 120 NA 150MH120 150MH120 185 0.50 0.95
Metallic Halide T7 Double Ended 208 NA NA NA
Osram HQI-TS150. 240 NA NA NA
277 NA 150MH277 150MH277 185 0r0 0.42
175 Watt 120 175MH120 175MH120 175MH120 2 0 1.80 0.90
Metallic Halide 208 175MH208 a 175MH208. 175MH208 a 2 0 1.O4 0.52
ED-1 7 Medium Base 240 175MH240 a 175MH240. 175MH240 a 2 0 non 0.45
Venture MH175/U/N/ED. 277 175MH277 a 175MH277. 175MH277 a 2 0 0.78 0.39
100 Watt 120 100MVl20 100MVl20 100MV120 118 1.10 085
Mercury Vapor 208 100MV208 o 100MV208 a 100MV208 a 118 0.65 0.55
B-17 or A-23 Medium Base 240 100MV240 o 100MV240 a 100MV240 a 118 0s5 0.45
277 1OOMY277 o 100Mv277 o 100Mv277 a 118 0.50 0.40

Fixture Finishes: Cat. No. Color

Baked enamel finish on fixture BL-E Black.
body, lens frame and swivel. DB-E Dark Bronze, resembles 313 Duranodic@ color
NA-E Natural Aluminum.
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Option Ordering Reference symbol for fixture aiming range when mounted
on listed option. Shows aiming range in the vertical plane
See page 7 lor exact fixture aiming ranges.
lnformation
Barn Doors (BD): Extruded alu- Cat. No Color
minum doors with ant'reflectlon BD/BL.E B ack
baffles Each door is h nged to a BD/DB-E Dark Bronze,
cast aluminum frame. and locks resembles 313
by set screws Doors are indi- DuranodicGr color.
vidual y removable. Barn Door BD/NA.E Natural Aium num
assembly mounts to predrilled
door f rame holes. Cautlon. Not
recommended for ground
mounted f ixtures in vandal
prone areas Avai abie rn three
baked enamel finishes

Fixed Hood (FH): Formed 16 Cat. No Color

Ga steel zinc plated Mounts to FH/BL-E Black
predrilled door frame holes, and _4" FH/DB-E Dark Bronze,
may be used with Lexan@ shleld resembles 313
option Available in three baked Duranodic'o color.
enamel f inishes. FH/NA-E Natural Aiuminum

Lexan@ Shield (AFL-LS): 7e" Cat I\o AFL-LS

clear convex U.V. stabilized vac-
uum formed polycarbonate with
gasket. Mounts over lens to
predriiled door frame and may
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be used with Barn Door or Fixed
Hood option. Caution: Use only
when vandalism is anticipated
to be high. Useful life is limited
by U.V. discoloration from sun-
light, mercury vapor or metallic
halide lamps. 2"

Architectural J-Box (JBl): Cat No. Color

Cylindrical body and matching J81/BL-E Black
cover in die cast aluminum. One %" N.PS.M. J81/DB-E Dark Bronze resem-
piece molded E.P.D.M. cover Fixture Mount bles 313 Duranodlco
gasket. lnternal ground screw
provided Captive countersunk
cover screws. 7:" N.P.S.M. fix-
T
43/q'
color.
J81/NA-E Natura Aluminum

ture mount with internal set

screw lock. Two 1/z" N.P.S.M. for
conduit entry Available in three
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baked enamet f inishes. For
above grade installation only.
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Cover
Twol/p" N.P.S.M

Stanchion Mount for Single %, N.P.S.M, Cat. No. Co or

Fixture(SM18): 3"O D x 125" Fixture Mount SM18/BL-E Black
wall extruded a uminum tube SM18/DB-E Dark Bronze,
welded to cast a uminum base. t resembles 313
Top casting wiIh l/2" N PS M. ftx Duranodic'i' color.
ture rnount lnternal set screw 6', 12', SM18/NA-E Natura Aiumrnu-
fixture lock accessible through
hand hole lnternal ground lug
supp ied with installed ead.
Min. Max
-T 18',

Note: To assure a rigid installa-

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Avallable in three baked ename Others
f inlshes. tion and product longevity,
Byr stanchion must be set in
Others concrete by others.
Kim Liohting BB-9
 Option Ordering A Reference symbol for f ixture arming range when mounted
//A'l''4 on lsted option Shows a ming range rn the vertical plane.
lnformation, Cont. j%F See page 7 for exact flxture a mrng ranges

Wallor Ceillng Mount (WM): Fixture Cat. No. Color

Electro zinc steel mounting p ate Mount WM/BL-E Black
adapts to standard 4" square or WM/DB-E Dark Bronze, resem-
octagonal J-boxes Fixture bles 313 Duranodico
mounts to cast aluminum upper
cover which attaches to mount-
ing p ate. Lower cover half pro
vides splice access. Dle ectric
coior.
WM/NA-E Natural A um num
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seal ng compound prov ded for
Splice d'['Lr
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wall interface. Avallable in three
baked enamel f nlshes. Access Wall Box
Cover by Others

Post Top Mount (PT): One Splice-1 Cat. No Color

piece cast aluminum for mount- PTIBL-E Black
Access
rng on pole with 2" pipe tenon
(2%' O.D x 3%" minimum
length) Frxture attaches with
\
-t PT/DB-E Dark Bronze, resem-
b es 313 Duranodrc@
color.
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concea ed lnternal studs and 41/2" PT/NA-E Natural A uminum.
nuts, and pole attachment is
wtlh 1/q-20 al en set screws. Top bee p. ll
for Kim
cap provides splice access,
(:- -/,)
and mounting allows 360'hori-
zontal adjustment Available in
three baked enamel finishes.
Polewith2"
Pipe Size>l
Tenon. I
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Twin Post Top Mount (PT2):

Splice
Cat. No. Color
One piece cast aluminum for Access PT2|BL-E Black
mou^tirg on po e with 2" pipe Pf2lDB-E Dark Bronze,
lenon (2 e" O.D oy 3 " -i-' resembles 313
mum length) F xtures attach Fixture 1/2" Duranodrc@ color.
with concealed internal studs Mount PT2INA-E Natural Alumlnum
and nuts, and pole attachment 2 at 180"
is wlth %-20 al en set screws See p 11

Top cap prov des sp rce access, l-r for Kim

Polewith->1 Poles
and mountlnq al ows 360" horl-
zontal adjustment. Avallab e n
three baked enamei finishes
2" Pipe Size
Tenon.
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Surface Mount (J-27N): Cast 1/2" Cat. No, Color
l'/a
iron hot drpped galvanized with J-27N/DB-E Dark Bronze,
mounting ears for wood screw
attachment to tree or wood
structure. 5.5 cubic inch spiice
area wrth gasketed cover.1/2"
N.P.S.N4.
Fixture
Mount L
25/8"
resembles 313
Duranodic@ color.
Note: Surface Mount can be
connected to conduit or outdoor
N PS l\4 fixture mount and 1/2"
N P.S Nl conduit or cord seal
entry. Dark bronze baked
T- cord with a waterproof cord sea
(by others)
enamel on y. %" N P.S.M.
conduit or cord Wood Screw
Conduit or cord seal by others. seal entry. Mounting
by Others

Stanchion with Twin Mount for Cat. No. Co or

Up Lighting (SM18T): 3" O D x SM18T/BL-E Black.
.125" wall extruded alumlnum SM18T/DB-E Dark Bronze
luoe welded to cast al-mi^-m resembles 313
base. 2" pipe tenon (2%' O D x Duranodico co or.
3r,z:" ength) for attachment of SM18T/NA-E Natural Aluminum
twln mount TN/2 (inc uded)
Hand ho e with internal ground
lug supp ied with installed ead
Note: To assure a rlgid installa-
Available in three baked ename
f lnishes
tion and product longevity,
stanchion must be set in
concrete by others.
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Twin Mount for Down Lighting 360' Cat. No Co or
(TM1): Extruded alumlnum arm <:--> TM1/BL-E B ack
wlth two 2" ptpe tenons, and two TM1/DB-E Dark Bronze, resem-
post top mount castrngs (see b es 313 Duranodics
cat no. PT). Removable end co or.
caps for w ring access. Cast TM1/NA-E Natural Alumlnum
aluminum tenon mounts to pole
w th 2" pipe tenon (2%" O.D. x
3'/2" mia length). 360" horizontal cl'\r See be ow

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for Kim
adjustment. Available ln three
Po es
baked enamel finishes.
2" Pipe Size Tenon
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Twin Mount for Up Lighting

% N.P.S.M
Cat No. Color
(TM2): Extruded alumlnum arm TM2/BL-E Black
with two %" N P S.M. fixture
Fixture Mounts
l- c-c TM2/DB-E Dark Bronze, resem-
6L
-D
20" -1
mounts. lnterna set screw fix
ture iocks Removable end caps
for w ring access Cast aluml-
L
61/2"
bles 3.13 Duranod c'e
color
TM2/NA-E Natural A uminum.
-?*lJ
num tenon mount for pole or
stanch on with 2" pipe tenon
(2%" OD x31/2" mtn.length) I

360" fixture orrentation. Avall- Pole with ->l

ab e ln three baked ename 2" Pioe I

f in ishes Srze lenon I

Non-tapered Round Alumi- Base Cover Dia Wal Cat

num Poles with Tenon: (For PT I No. Ht Shaft Size Thickness No. Color
Pole Cat
125 BL-E B ack
PT2 TN/l and TM2 with AFL fix
lttu",l -T31/z' PBTS-4125 B', 4',O D
125" DB-E Dark Bronze
qt,
lures only) Exlruded aluminum PBT10-4125 1O', 4" O.D
welded to cast aluminum base
fl I
PBT'!2-4125 12', 4" O.D 125' NA-E Nat Alum num
with two piece cast cover.2" Hr.
PBT16-4188 16', 4" O.D. I 88',
pipe tenon (2/a" O.D x3'/2" 8',
length) Hand hole wrth gas- 10, Specify pole and finish Examp)e. PBI|2-412518L-E.
keted cover and internal ground Bolt / 12'
lug. Galv. anchor bolts with tem- Circle Hand 16'
plate. Poles rated for 90 m.p.h. Optional Hinged Base (HB): Cast aluminum wrth self-Lock ng s ip
Dia. Hole hinge prov des for fu I 90" lower ng and removal. Uses same anchor
steady, 117 m.p.h. gusting wind
wlth listed options attached.
ilt bolt circle as standard fixed base. Add HB to catalog number.
Avai able in three frnishes. Example: PBTI0-4125H8

Single Side Pole Mount for Single Side Pole Mount for
Up Lighting: Available for Down Lighting: Available for
use with other Kim street or area use with other Kim street or area
ightrng luminaires as an addi- lighting luminarres as an addi-
tionaL mld-pole floodlight. Irona md-poef oodighl.
Requires factory engineer ng to Requires factory engineering to
verify pole strength, arrn loca- verif y po e strength, arm oca-
tion and pole fit. tion and pole fit.
Consult (im representative. Consult Kim representatrve.

Osram HQI Metallic Halide Venture Metallic Halide

Lamps: Excellent color rendi-
t on precision optica contro
high efficiency long ife AFL2
and AFL3 f ixtures on y
Cat. No. Description
HQI-TS70 70 Watt 55OO umens,
.3200 K', 15,000 hrs
T6 double ended
HQI-TS150 l50 Watt 11 250
lumens, 4300 K',
15,000 hrs. T7 dou-
ble ended.
Medium Base Lamps: For
, AFLI, 2 and 3
Cat. No. Description
MH1O0/U/MED 100 Watt, 7200
vert cal lumens, 4300 K'
7500 hrs ED-l7
.70 Watt 4300 K' med base.
MH175/UiMED I75 Watt, Note: Sylvan a I OOW (N/ I 00i U)
lamp availab e l98B 14 000 vertrcal umens, also available from your local
4300K" I0,000 hrs distrlbutor. However, 3200 K"
ED-.] 7 med. base. color temperature not cornPat -
b e wlth Venture 4300 K:
Kim Lightlng BBll
Photometrics and Fixture Spacing
3-Step System
Step 1.
Determine illuminance level
required.
Charts at right show LE.S. rec-
ommended illuminance in Aver-
age Maintained Footcandles.
These tan-colored values corre-
spond to the tan-colored values
on each isofootcandle diagram.
Step 2.
Determine uniformity of
illumination required.
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assurning contributions
from adjacent f ixtures.
Step 3.
Determine X and Y fixture
spacings.
88-12 Kim Lighting
Floodlighting Parking Lot Lighting
Surrounding Light Level Level
of
Surface Material Examples Dark
Acliv-
Avg. Maintained Footcandles
Light marble, while plaster, white or 15 5
cream terra cotta,
Concrete, tinted stucco, bulf face brick. 20 10
Common tan brick, sandslone, medium
gray limestone. 30 15
Common red brick, stained wood,
dark gray brick. 50 20
For facade, wall or sign lighting,
optimum visual uniformity is
achieved when the maximum-
to-minimum illumination is no
greater than 3:1.
Use solid tan area of
isofootcandle diagram
to determine fixture
spacings.
For facade, wall or sign ltghting
where a slight noticeable drop in
illumination between fixtures is
acceptable, use 6:1 uniformity.
Use shaded tan area
of isofootcandle dia-
gram to determine fix-
ture spacings.
For parking lot or area lighting, a
12:l maximum-to-minimum uni-
--Le-t
formity will provide excellent
results.
l\I \ Wall
- -s r Use area withln
,l
dashed tan line on
isofootcandle diagram
to determine tixture
l:F--
---'
spacings. Parking Area
Dimension X is obtained directly Dimension Y (fixture spacing) is
from the isofootcandle diagram. simply a multiple of X, obtained
Listed X dimensions represent by figuring the longitudinal dis-
the optimum range for that lamp tance to the next fixture. The
and wattage. next fixture is located where its
light pattern intersects the previ-
ous fixture as illustrated above.
 70 Watt
AFLl
Horizontal Flood
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
6300 initial lumens.
l.T.L Test No. 32061

See page 12 for LE.S. recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of untformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f lxtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contri butions
from adjacent f ixtures.
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minrmum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs.

Total area within is 6:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

illumination. Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-

% tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or

signs.

Total area within is 12:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity o1

I illumination. Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
, ture is wall or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram
TypicalHall I

151 (10% of Max.)

.16

X
o
.14 .t a
c)
'-o
l
10' 20"30040" 50'600 70"80' 1.0 1.3 1.9 3.0
C
.to .35 .5 .78 a)
O
1.3 1.8 2.6 4.1 (o
.51 69 1 1.6 .q
o
A 1.9 2.6 3.7 5.8 o
Aiming =. 1.0 1.4 2 J.t c)
(o
__J

2.6 3.5 5 7.8

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.

-x
Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
from adjacent fixtures.
See note above. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)

Kim Lighting
AFLl
Horizontal Flood
100 Watt
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
9500 initial lumens.
I TL Test No. 32062

6
See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contri butions
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walis or signs.

Total area within is 6:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

f rom adlacent f ixtures.

2 illumination Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-

tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or
signs.

Total area within is 12:1maximumlo-minimum uniformity of

I illumination. Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
t ture is wall or pole mounted

l-socand.ela.Diagram g0.
TypicalHalf | , L^"
zzb rci,"t oi vu";10'

lno
h" .o4
10'
I

20"
I
30'
Lo" OB

><
o
a
C)
AF
.20 .26 tr
+
10' 20'30' 40' 50060' 70'80' 1.2 1.5 2.1 3 =l
.C
.39 .5I .bv 1 c)
1.6 2.1 2.8 4.1 O
C
(s
.78 1.0 1.4 2 .a
2.3 3.1 4.2 6 o
(u
0)
2.0 2.6 2tr 5 CO
I

39 51 69

16',114',112'110'lB',

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.

-A
Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudlnal Distance in Multiples of X
from adjacent lixtu res.
See note above. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)
Ground

BB-14 Kim Lighting

AFLl
Horizontal Flood
150 Watt
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
16 000 initial Iumens.
l,T,L. Test No 32063

See page 12 for l.E,S, recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual fixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
wa ls or signs.

Total area within is 6:1 maximum-to-mtnimum uniformity of

from adjacent fixtures.

h illuminatron. Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumtna-

tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or
srgns.

Total area within is 12:l maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

I illumination. Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
t ture is wal or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram
-'l' -Po'
tvpig"l H"lf-.-i'
7 \10"/" oI Max.) 70'

03 .04 .07

-ll oo
t
10'
-20"
t
-JU
t
-40"
lt
-50'
I X
- 60' o
tr
I
.tJ .20 35 a
c)
s
'10' 1.7 3.1 4.4 =f
20'30'40' 50'60' 700 80' 1.1
.25 39 .69 1
.C
O
1.6 2.4 4.3 6.2 O
C
(d
5 .78 1.4 2
.a
2.2 3.4 6.1 8.8 o
(o
t.J 2.0 35 5 o
I
2.3 39 b.v 10

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X,

-A
Average Maintained
A Footcandles within
Aiming area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
f rom adjacent lixtures.
See note above. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y See page 12)
Ground

Kim Lighting BB-15

 Also available (see note p. 1 1)
AFLl
HorizontalFlood
100 Watt
Metallic Halide
ED-17 clear med. base
ED17 clear med. base
Sylvania M100/U
Venture N4H100/U/NIED 8500 initial lumens
7200 initial vertical lumens
l.T L. Test No. 3271 0 Multiply values by l .l S

See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are Total area within is 3:l maximurn-to-minimum uniformity of
based on a lighting system, not illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
individual f ixtures. Therefore, walls or signs
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contri butions Total area within is 6.1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
from adlacent fixtures. illumination Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-
tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or
signs
- -.. Total area within is 12:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
1 illumination. Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
I ture is wall or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram
I

70"
I

60"
I

50'
I

40"
I

30"
I

20"
I

10"

i,to" .o4 .05 07

+20"
L'30"
I

- I
400

- 500 .08 .10 .14 .2

I ><
- 600 o
I a
-70" c)
u
i .90 1.2 1.6 2.3 .F
-ou ?q f
10" 20030'40' 500 60' 80" .20 .26 5
1.2 1.6 2.2 3.1 .C
c)
O
.39 EI
.Jt .69 1
c(U
1.4 2.4 3.3 4.7 .2.
7a O
1.0 1.4 2 (U
c)
(6
J
2.O z.o 2R 5

16't14',112',110',t B',

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.
-A

Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity. Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
Assumes contribution
f rom adjacent f ixtures.
(Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)
See note above.
Ground

88-16 Kim Lighting

 175 Watt
AFLl
Horizontal Flood
Metallic Halide
ED-l 7 clear med. base
Venture MHI75/U/N/ED
14,000 initial vertical lumens
ITL TestNo 32709
See page 12 for l.ES recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note. All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individuai f ixtures Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lateo assuming contributions
from adlacent f ixtures.
I Total area within is 3.1 maximum-to-mrnimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs

Total area within is 6:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

illumination. Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-

% tion between f ixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or

signs

Total area within is 12:1 maximum-to minimum uniformity of

I illumination Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
t ture is wall or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram B0o

TypicalHalf I I L^^

03

ntr 08

lo rJ
- 400
I

- 50"
I
X
- 60" .13 .20 .F o
I
a
c)
-70" q
1.1 't.7 3.1 4.4
.10" -80" =l
20"30"40" 50" 60' 80" .25 .39 .69 1

.c
c)
1.5 2.3 4.2 6.0 O
tr -74 c
1.4 2 Cd

2.3 3.5 6.3 9.1 .a

O
($
A Aiming ---. t.J 2.O 5 c)
(0
J
z.J ao 6.9

t
f
20'116', 112',110',1 8',

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.
-
Average Maintained
Footcandles within
A area ol designated
Aiming
uniformity. Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
Assumes contribution
f rom adjacent lixtu res. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)
See note above.
Ground

Kim Lighting BB-17

AFLl
Horizontal Flood
100 Watt
Mercury Vapor
3-17 or A-23 DX med. base
4400 initial lumens.
l TL. Test No 32064

See page 12 for LE.S. recom-
mended rlluminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot ighting
\ote. All areas o[ unilorrnity
based on a lightirg system, nol
i^oividual fixtures. Thereiore.
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contri butrons
from adjacent fixtures.
are - --. Tota area with n s 3:.1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
i i umination. Use for optimum visuai un formity on facades,
t wal s or signs.
Total area wlthin is 6:1 max mum to-min mum un form ty of
llumination Use where a slrght not ceable drop n i lumina-
tion between f xtures s acceptab e on facades, walls or
s gns.

Total area with n is 12:1 maximum-to-m n mum uniformity ol

llumination Use for parking ot or area rghting where fix-
ture is wa I or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram I lsofootcandle Diagram

iypi;"iH"ti-i-" 80"
266f!--[f-J.. ]-70'

.05 07

X
o
a
c)

.]0" :sf
20'30" 40" 50'60' 70" 80"
.C
.26 35 .78 c)
O
C
c0

51 69 16 .a
o
(U

10 14 J.t 0)
o
__J

14', ltz'l 10' I 8'

lnitial Footcand es
at Distance X.

A
A ming

Longitudinal Distance n Multrp es of X

(Use to determine f ixture spacing Y See page 12)

Ground

BB-18 Kim Lighting

 70 Watt
AFL2
Vertical Flood
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
6300 initial lumens.
l.T L. Test No 32065

See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformtty are
based on a lighting system, not
indlvidual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contri butions
I Total area within is 3:l maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs.

Total area within is 6:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

from adjacent fixtures.

n illumination. Use where a slight noticeable drop in iilumina-

tion between fixtures ls acceptable on facades, walls or
signs.

Total area within is l2:1 maximumlo-minimum uniformity o1

I rllumination. Use for parking Jot or area lighting where fix-
ture is wall or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram
80'
70"
600
50"
40"
30'
I

20"
I

10"
I

+00
I

10' .05 .o7

.14 .31

2 2.7 3.9 6.1 X

tr
.26 35 .J .78 o
a
tri o
.Jt 69 1 16 g
2.5 3.5 5 7.8 =l
10' 20'30' 40' 500 60' 70'80'
.C
1.0 1.4 2 J.t
A Aiming .--..----
3.4 4.6 6.7 10
c)
O
c
Cd

.a
2.6 3.5 7.8
o
(!
c)
(U
__t
6.9 to

14',112',1 10',1 8', I 6',

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.

-Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
f rom adjacent lixtures.
See note above. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)
Ground

Kim Lighting
 100 Watt
AFL2
Vertical Flood
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
9500 initial lumens.
l.T.L Test No. 32066

See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
from adjacent fixtures.
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs.

Total area within is 6:l maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

illumination. Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-

% tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or

signs.

Total area within is 12:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

illumination Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
I
t ture is wall or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram
TypicalHalf 80"
I I

70"
I

600
50"
40"
I

JU
I

20"
-10'
l

+o' 07
I

10"
20" 08 10

30'
I

40"
I
.20 .26 EE .5
50"
2.2 4.2 6
X
60' ao
3.1
o
.51 .bv 1
a
70" c)
I
2.7 3.9 5.3 7.6 g
10" 20'30'40' 50'60' 70'90' .78 1.0 1.4 2
=f
.c
A niming 3.6 5.1 6.9 c)
O
Point 2tr c
2.0 2.6 o
.a
o
(U
39 51 b.v
c)
(U
.-J

! --;
lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.

Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
f rom adjacent f ixtu res.
See note above. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)
Ground

BB-20 Kim Lighting

 150 Watt
AFL2
VerticalFlood
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
16 000 initial lumens.
l.T.L Test No. 32067

See page 12 for l.E S. recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
from adjacent f ixtures.
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual unrformity on facades,
walls or signs.

Total area within is 6:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

illumination Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-

% tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or

signs.

Total area within is 12:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity ol

I lllumination. Use for parking lot or area lighttng where fix-
t ture is wall or pole mounted.

lsocand.ela-Diagram
TypicalHalf I I lO"
i

03 .04

.05 .08

1C .20
.tu

.25 .39 .69 1

2.5 3.9 6.9 10

X
o
tr a
.78 1.4 2 c)
3.3 5.1 I 13 o
.F
)
10' 20030"40' 50"60" 70'80'
.E .C
t.J 2.0 J.J 5 c)
4.3 6.6 '12 17 O
c
CO

1.3 eo 6.9 .a
10 o
(g
C)
5 7.8 14 (o
I

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.

-x
Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal DIStance in Multiples of X
f rom adjacent f ixtures.
See note above. (Use to determine frxture spacing Y. See page 12)
Ground

Kim Lighting
 70 Watt
AFL2
Vertical Flood
Metallic Halide HQI
TG Double Ended
Osram HQI-TS70
5500 initial lumens,
l.T.L Test No. 32068

See page 12 for LE.S. recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting.
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
ind ividual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming conlributions
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs.

Total area within is 6:1 maxrmum-to-minimum uniformity of

from adjacent fixtures.

2 illumination. Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-

tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or
signs.

Total area within is l2:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

I illumination. Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
t ture is wall or pole mounted.

.05 .o7

1.6 2.2 3.1 4.8 X

.26 .5 .78 o
a
c)
o_
51 .69 1 LO 'r=
10" 20'30'40' 50' 60" 70'90' 2.1 2.9 4.2 6.6 l

.C
1.0 1.4 2 31 c)
2.9 3.9 5.6 8.8 O
C
o
_a
2.6 Qtr 5 7.8 o
(U

O
G
I

[_^__;

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.

Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
f rom adjacent f ixtu res.
See note above. (Use to determrne fixture spactng Y See page 12)
Ground

BB-22 Kim Lighting

 100 Watt Also available (see note P. 1 1)
AFL2
Vertical Flood
Metallic Halide
ED-17 clear med. base
ED1 7 clear med. base
Sylvania N4100/U
Venture MH100/U/N4ED 8500 initial lumens
6912 initial horiz. lumens
l.T.L Test No. 33036 Multiply values by 1 23

See page 12 for l.E,S, recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contribut:ons
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs.

Total area within is 6:l maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

from adlacent f ixtures.

2 illumlnation. Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-

tion between f ixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or
signs.

Total area within is

.12:1
maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
I illumination. Use for parking ot or area llghting where fix-
t ture is wa I or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram
TypicalHalf I I

.04 .05 .07

08 10 .14 .2

E X
.20 .26 .35 .J
o
1.5 1.9 2.6 3.8 (t
C)
o_
eo .51 .69 1
'P

l
2.1 2.8 3.7 5.4
.c
.78 10 1.4 2 c)
(-)
3.0 3.9 5.3 7.7 c
(U

.a
o
2.0 z.o etr 5 Cg

C)
(o
_t

20 5.1 69 10

16', I 14', I 12', I 10',1 g',

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X,
-A-
Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
unitormity. Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
Assumes contribution
f rom adjacent f ixtures.
(Use to determlne f ixture spacing Y. See page 12 )
See note above.
Ground
Kim Lighting 88-23
 AFL2
VerticalFlood
150 Watt
Metallic Halide HQI
T7 Double Ended
Osram HOI-TS150
11 250 initial lumens.
l.TL. Test No.32069

See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lightrng and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
ind ividual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
laled assuming contributions
I Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs.

Total area within is 6:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

2
from adjacent f ixtures. illumination. Use where a slight noticeable drop in illumina-
tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or
signs.

Total area within ls 12:l maximum-to-minimum uniformity of

illumination. Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
I
, ture is wall or pole mounted.

lsocandela Diagram
B0'
I

70"
600
I

444 (10"k of Max 50'

40"
I

30"
20" .03
I

10"

I
05 .08 I 14
10".

13 20 I .35

1.4 2.2 l4 5.7 X

.25 .39 I 69 1
o
a
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2.5 3.9 I 6.9 9.9 C
c)
O
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J c
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20'l 16', I 12', I 10',1 8',

lnitial Footcandles
at Distance X.

-
Average Maintained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
f rom adjacent f ixtures.
See note above. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)
Ground

BB-24 Kim Lighting

 175 Watt
AFL2
Vertical Flood
Metallic Halide
ED-1 7 clear med. base
Venture MH175/U/N/ED
13,440 initial horiz. lumens
I TL Test No. 33034

See page 12 for l.E.S. recom- are --..

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity
not
based on a lighting system,
individual fixtures Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assu'nrng contrioutrons
from adjacent f ixtures
Total area within s 3:1 max mum-to-minimum uniformity of
I illumrnation Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
t walls or s gns.
Tota area wlthin is 6:1 maximum-to-min mum uniformity of
llluminat on Use where a slight noticeab e drop in il umina'
tion between f rxtures is acceptable on facades, wal s or
signs

Total area withinis 12:l maximum-to-minimum uniformtty of

illumination Use for parking lot or area lighting where fix-
ture is wall or pole mounted

lsocandela Diagram-
TypicalHalf I

.04 .07

05 OB .14

13

X
.25 39
o
a
c)
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30'40' 50" 600 700 800
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c)
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5 /.6 14

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20'l r6'l rz'l to'l s'rtr
[_^ ,'-]

Initial Footcandles
at Distance X.
-A

o A
Aiming
Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X

(Use to determine fixture spacing Y. See page 12)

Ground

Kim Lighting BB-25

 100 Watt
AFL2
Vertical Flood
Mercury Vapor
B-17 or A-23 DX med. base
4400 initial lumens,
l.T L Test No. 32070

See page 12 for LE.S. recom-

mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lightlng
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lightrng system, not
ind ividual f lxtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assumirg contrib-rions
I Tota area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum un formity of
i lumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or s gns.

Total area within ls 6:.1 maximum-to-mlnimum uniformity of

from adjacent fixtures,

2 lllumination. Use where a slight notlceable drop in rllumina-

tion between fixtures is acceptable on facades, walls or
signs.
.12:l
Total area within is maximum-to-mrnlmum un form ty of
I illumination. Use for parking lot or area ight ng where fix-
t ture is wall or poie mounted.

124 (10% of Mgx )

05 .07

10 .14 .2 .31
X
o
a
1 1.4 2 3.1 C)
o_
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10" 20'30' 40' 50'60' 70'80" :)
1.5 2.1 3 4.7
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O
2 2.7 3.9 6.1 a
(U

1.0 1.4 2 31 a
o
c0
c)
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5 7.8 o
_l

lnitiai Footcandles
at Distance X.

-v
Average Ma!ntained
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Muitiples of X
f rom adjacent f ixtu res.
See note above. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y See page 12)
Ground
 100 Watt
AFL3 70 Watt
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
AFL3
HorizontalSpot
High Pressure Sodium
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base
HorizontalSpot
6300 initial lumens, 9500 initial lumens
l T L. Test No 32072 LT.L. Test No. 32073

See page 12 for LE.S. recom-
mended illumrnance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual fixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
from adjacent fixtures.
See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
from adjacent f ixtures.

Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
rllumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades, illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs. walls or signs.

lsocandela Diagram lsocandela Diagram

80' OU
I
I

700
I 797,(10'/. of Max.) I

60' 60'
I l

50' 50"
I

40" 40"
I
I

JU 30'
I
I

20" 20"
I
I

.10" 10"
+00
I

10'

!sob-+o'
A A
Aiming Aiming

10' 20'30'40' 50'600 70'800 100 20030'40' 50060' 70"800

.t
.2

X X
tr
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6 a
c) c)
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30' I 25',1 20',1 15',

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C 35',1 30'l 25'l 20' O
c
(U (U

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_v O U
(d (U

c) c)
lnitial Footcandles lnitial Footcandles (U
Cg
at Distance X, -J at Distance X. .J

Average Maintained Average Maintained

Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution
from adlacent fixtures.
See note above.
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
(Use to determine fixture spacing Y.
from adjacent fixtures. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y.
See note above. See page 12)
See page 12)

Kim Lighting BB-27

AFL3
HorizontalSpot
150 Watt
High Pressure Sodium AFL3 70 Watt
Metallic Halide HQI
E-17 or B-17 clear med. base HorizontalSpol T6 Double Ended
16 000 initial lumens. Osram HQI-TS70
LT.L. Test No 32074 5500 initial lumens.
l.T.L Test No. 32075

See page 12 for I E S. recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting.
Note: All areas of unrformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contr,but,ons
from adjacent fixtures.
See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
Ind'vidual f ixrures. There'ore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
laled assum,ng contributions
from adlacent f ixtures.

Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of Total area withln is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for opttmum visual uniformity on facades, illumination. Use for optimum visuai uniformity on facades,
walls or signs. walls or signs.

rvplcii n"rr-
-i'."'
lsocandela Diagram I
Po"
lsocandela Diagram
800
70" 700
1255 (10% of Max.) l

60' 60'
l
I

500 500
I

400 40"
l
I

30' 30'
I

20" 20"
100
I
Ground 71/2"
10'.
I
I

I 00,

10'. 10'-

A
Aiming Aiming

10' 20'300 40' 50'60' 70" 90.

#80'
10' 20'30040' 50'60' 700900

1 .4

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o o
a .5 2 a
c) c)
o-
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l 2.4 9.6 f
2 8
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O 30'125',120'115', O
C
(U
c
CU
a
- _v .a
O
CU (o
lnitial Footcandles c) lnitial Footcandles c)
at Distance X.
(U
J at Distance X.
s
-l

Average Maintained Average Maintained

Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution
f rom adjacent f ixtures.
See note above.
Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
f rom adjacent f ixtu res.
(Use to determine fixture spacing Y. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y.
See note above.
See page 12) See page 12)

BB-28 Kim Lighting

 100 Watt 150 Watt
AFL3 Metallic Halide
ED-1 7 clear med, base
AFL3
HorizontalSpot
Metallic Halide HQI
T7 Double Ended
HorizontalSpot
Venture MH100/U/N/ED Osram HQI-TS150
'11,250 initial lumens,
6912 initial horiz. lumens
l.T.L Test No 33040 l.T.L. Test No 32076

See page 12 for l.E.S. recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Also available (see note p. 1 1)
EDI7 clear med. base
Sylvania N/100/U
8500 initial lumens
N/ultiply values by 1 23
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
;nd vidual {ixtures. The'efo'e,
areas of uniformity are ca cu-
lated assum:ng contr;butions
from adjacent f ixtures.
See page 12 for LE.S. recom- Note: All areas of uniformity are
mended illuminance for flood- based on a lighting system, not
lighting and parking lot lighting. individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
from adjacent f ixtures.

Total area within is 3:.1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of Total area wlthin is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
i[luminatlon. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades, illumination. Use for optimum vrsual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs. walls or signs.

lsocandela Diagram lsocandela Diagram o^"

Typical Half I
_ ou
TypicalHalt 80'
I

70"
5l 6 (1 0% of N/ax.
600
I

50'
I A Aimlng A Aimrng
40" Point Point
300
Aim\ng Ang\e
20"
-100

[--'
L

+00
I
[._*
..J0'

A A
Aiming Aiming
Point Point

Ground 80' Ground

100 20'30'400 50'60" 70'80' 200300 400 500 600 700

X X
o o
a a
c) 0)

.? o
F
=l l

.C .c
c) c)

30'125',120'115'
O
C 40'l 35',1 30'l 25', O
c(0
(!
.a .a
o _v O
(U (g
0) c)
lnitial Footcandles (U
lnitial Footcandles (U
J at Distance X. I
at Distance X.

-v Average Maintained
Average Maintained
Footcandles within Footcandles within
area of designated area of designated
uniformity. uniformity.
Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X Assumes contribution Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
Assumes contribution
f rom ad jacent f ixtu res.
f rom adjacent f ixtures. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y.
(Use to determine fixture spacing Y.
See note above. See note above.
See page 12) See page 12)

Kim Lighting
 175 Watt
AFL3
HorizontalSpot
Metallic Halide
ED-17 clear med, base
AFL3 100 Watt
Mercury Vapor
HorizontalSpot A-23 clear med. base
Venture MH175/U/N/lED 3700 initial lumens,
13,440 initial horiz. lumens I T.L. Test No. 32077
I TL. Test No.33038

See page 12 for LE.S. recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individual f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
from adjacent f ixtures.
See page 12 for I E S recom-
mended illuminance for flood-
lighting and parking lot lighting
Note: All areas of uniformity are
based on a lighting system, not
individr,al f ixtures. Therefore,
areas of uniformity are calcu-
lated assuming contributions
from adjacent fixtures

Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of Total area within is 3:1 maximum-to-minimum uniformity of
illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades, illumination. Use for optimum visual uniformity on facades,
walls or signs. walls or signs.

lsocandela Diagram !, lsocandela Diagram

TypicalHalf ] I-80' 800
700
(10% of Max. (10% of Max.)
600
l

50'
I

40"
JU
l

20'
I
Ground 7t/p"
10'
+0'
10'

ao)
c
ol
ts/ Aiming
</

100 20'30' 40' 50060' 70'90' 10' 20'30'40" 50'60' 70"90"

.1
.2
tr
X .14 ,4
><
o .29 8 o
1 a a
c) c)
5.5 .+ .72 I o_
2 t 1.9 5.2
f
J
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1.4 4 =
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40'l 35',1 30'l 25', O
C)
30'125',120',115',
c)
O
C
(U c
c0

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o _v o
(U
Co
lnitial Footcandles 0)
lnitial Footcandles c)
(! (0
at Distance X. .J at Distance X. _l

Average Maintained Average Maintained

Footcandles within
area of designated
uniformity.
Assumes contribution
f rom adjacent f ixtures.
See note above.
Footcandles within
area ol designated
uniformity.
Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X Longitudinal Distance in Multiples of X
Assumes contribution
f rorn adjacent f ixtu res.
(Use to determine fixture spacing Y. (Use to determine fixture spacing Y.
See page 12) See note above. See page 12)

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