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EKG Catalogs: Kim Products: o 1979

I(IM LIGHTING
Slbsdiary of Water Krdde & Company lnc
A1 Fixtures Street and Area Lighting Kim Lighting, lnc.
K|DT A2 Photometrics Environmental Lighting
Landscape Lighting
16555 E Gale Avenue Swimming Pool Lighting
PO Box 1275 Fountain Lighting
City of Industry, California 91 749 Custom Architectural Fountains
Telephone (21 3) 968-5666 Architectural Fountain Kits
Telex 67-0491 Fountain Components
Cable KIMLTG-INDUSTRY
 N
lntroduced in 1972, the "EKG"
fixture has become a standard
for longevity, performance and
quality. There are thousands of
EKG luminaires installed all
over the world, each unit a
testimony to the fact that true
quality pays for itself
. only minor component
Architects, landscape
architects. lighLing designers.
ergineers and owners have
selected the Kim EKG to
,rl
complement buildings and fixture. lt is truly an investment
si[es that must s[and the rigors that will reward the user with
of time and the outdoor trouble-f ree operation for years
environment. The luminaire is to come.
not only physically built to last,
And now, Kim introduces
it will maintain its high light
Generation 2, with even greater
output, and even adapt with performance and quality
teatures.
changes, to impending
advances in lamp and ballast
technology. The EKG is more
than just an outdoor lighting

1
Performance
designed for
appl ication eff iciency.
The true Lest of any luminaire
is how well it will perform in a
specific installation. At Kim.
we call this application
efficiency. Pole spacing, total
watts per square foot, uniformitY
of light and visibility are the real
virtues contributing to the
"bottom line" in evaluating an
outdoor luminaire. The EKG has
been designed to provide true
"bottom line" efficiencY, and
our Lighting Application
Department can provide a
computer analysis as evidence.
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Performance
and quality
that pays for
itself .
Maintained light
output through sealed
optics.
Coupled with application
efficiency is the ability to
maintain light output on the site.
After all, initial light output
is of little consequence if
it cannot be sustained over the
years in an outdoor
environment. Performance
oriented fixtures lose efficiency
and waste energy when their
optical chambers are filled with
dirt and insects. Since its
inception, the EKG has been
designed around totally sealed
optical chambers. The results of
this effort become readily
apparent when comparing the
Kim EKG with competitive
luminaires in projects that have
been several years in operation.
The EKG is always substantially
cleaner than any other fixture of
comparable age.
Rapid installation,
easy maintenance,
and adaptability to
new technology.
The old cliche "time is money"
was never more true than with
today s high labor costs.
Whether the task is installation
or maintenance, it must be
capable of being performed in
a minimum of time with the least
chance for error. The entire
EKG fixture is constructed in
self-contained sub-assemblies
that provide for quick
installation and maintenance. In
addition, these sub-assemblies
allow for easy adaptation to new
developments in lamp and
ballast technology, to keeP Your
EKG's operating at peak
efficiency. There is no reason
for an EKG to ever become
out-of-date.
Materials and
construction
designed for
longevity.
From raw materials, to
construction methods, to final
coatings, there are no
compromises in the Production
of an EKG, lt must withstand
wind, rain, snow, ice, wide
tem perature variation, bugs,
dirt, polluted air, and vandalism
throughout its useful life. There
is no harsher environment than
the outdoors, and only the best
materials coupled with Proven
construction methods can
stand the test of time, Kim's
50 years of experience in the
outdoor Iighting business is the
basis for this philosophY.
 Performance fglgaoway,ignt rg
1 designed for nI LKG has bee- designed to
t1e

provide near uniform coverage

application efficiency. from curb to curb. Typical
street widths range from 1 to 2
See catalog 42 for complete mounting heights, and the FKG
photometrics and quick wiil provide substantially the
reference charts. same light level from the near
curb directly across to the far
curb ln addition, houseside
light leve,s 'erain sr.ong ;r
back of the curb far enough to
light sidewalks.

fllJ For F?r< nq lot liohting. yo.r

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rrg^t quarrties of
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atthe 45' diagona s. Tnis
-'ii:;' .*,,arF qr, diagonal illuminatjon means
substantially g reater pole
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B spacings because the light
level at the midpoint between
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any 4 poles remains high. AIso,
Iie 2.1 .2 light ratio (illustration
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#1)as described in "D"
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' provides an ideal geometry for
'''ilfr' ef f cient parking lot I ghtrlg
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The oua'itv of rllu.rinarion
'rom ine rkC s easily
1l
evaluated frorn the isolux line
pattern. The overall even
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spacing between lines, with no
abrupt changes, means a

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totally smooth pattern on the
ground. There are no hot spots.
spikes, or dead areas to destroy
uniform ty ano pole spactng.
The EKG light pattern is totally
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smooth and uniform in all areas.

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midpoints between any 4
equally spaced poles. have
almostthe same lightvalue. The
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 Maintained light
output through sealed
optics.

The optical chamber is the heart

of any high performance
luminaire. lt determines the
performance both initially, and
over years of operation. lf this
chamber gets dirty for any
M.*s
reason, performance is lost and
energy wasted. The EKG
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optical chamber is the most
meticulously sealed chamber in \r
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rhe indust'y. lt is sealed from
both the outside and inside to
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assure maintained
performance year after year.
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Places where dirt, insects, and

polluted air try to enter the
ffiffiffiffiffiffiffi optical chamber.
Critical points where the optical
chamber must be sealed.

The most common place
for contaminants to enter
the optlcal chamber is at the
reflector flange. To prevent
this, the EKG reflector is
hydroformed in one piece with a
homogeneous flan ge. Against
this flange, a one-piece molded
gasket exerts uniform pressure
around lhe perimeler. O'
particular importance are the
4 corners. where a one-piece
gasket is lhe only way Lo insure
a lasting seal.
Contaminants can also
enter the optical chamber
where the glass iens is held in
its f rame. To prevent this, the
EKG gasket completely
surrounds the glass; interlocks
with the frame extrusion and
exerts constant pressure
against the glass edge. A
floating hinge permits the
4 quarter-turn fasteners to
provide equal press,,rre around
the gasket. No hinge or lalch
qimmicks are used because
thev are unreliable and will
ultimatelv tail. The EKG latch
system is basic and reliable,
Unless the fixture, arm, and
pole, are totally sealed at
every joint, contaminants can
also enter the optical chamber
from within. A one-piece
reflector allows sealing from the
inside because only the socket
and wire penetrations need to
be gasketed. Segmented
optical systems cannot be
sealed f rom the inside.

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 Rapid installation,
easy maintenance,
and adaptability to
new technology.

Rapid installation and

easy maintenance.
Because the EKG is totally
modular, lnstallation and
maintenance can be performed
quickly and easily. With the
door frame and ballast
assembly removed, the
housing is easily installed to the
pole and the wire leads fed to
the pole top. The ballast
assembly is quickly mounted on
slip hinges and connected to
the field wires and socket leads
using quick-disconnect p1ugs.
This procedure is simply
reversed for ballast
replacement allowing a
minimum of expense for a lift
truck. The lens f rame is
snapped into the housing and
secured by the captive
quarter-turn latches. No further
work is required on the fixture
once the poie is raised.

Adaptability to new
technology.
With energy a growing national
concern, there is no doubt that
major advances in lamp,
ballast, and reflector
technology will take place
within the next decade. The
EKG is designed to be
upgraded to these new
advances through simple
replacement of modular
components. There rs no
reason for an EKG to ever
become obsolete or inefficient.
It is truly a lifetime investment.

41-5

The EKG housing is fabricated
using a one-piece side wall
extrusion for superior strength
and a clean crisp appearance.
The extrusion contour includes
integral ribs to interlock with the
housing top and also assure a
proper seal with the lens frame.
Extrusions will not "oilcan" like
sheet metal housings and are
ideal for accepting optional
anodized finishes.
The EKG housing is sealed on
the outsrde and instde with the
finest silrcone sealants
available. The sealant is
virtually unaffected by weather-
including rain, sleet, snow,
UV. ozone, and extreme
temperatures. Aging tests in
Florida have shown almost no
change in physical properties
after 15 years exposure.
Weatherometer acceleration
tests indicate a possible 150
year life.
A1,6
The EKG housing is comprised
of fully mitered heavy wall
sections that are internallY
welded using high speed
metallic inert gas welders.
Excellent weld penelration is
achieved creating a super
strong housing, impervious to
heavy wind loads.
Kim pioneered the first
one-piece hydroformed
reflectors for cut-off lighting
1972. AIIer years of field
operation, these reflectors have
remained virtually unchanged
by heat, UV, or periodic
cleaning. Hydroforming
provides superior strength,
drmensional stability, and
creates a one-piece oPtical
chamber capable of being
tightly sealed All EKG
reflectors are Alzak@ plated for
long term protection of the
mirror finish.
Materials and
construction
designed for
longevity.
Every Kim fixture is hand
detailed to assure proper fit and
aesthetic quality, and all
housings are satin polished as a
base for either painted or
anodized finishes.
All electric components used in
Kim EKG fixtures are UL listed.
in They are mounted, pre-wired to
quick-disconnect plugs, and
tested at the Kim factory. These
electrical sub-assemblies
provide for rapid installation
and maintenance, and will
ulti'nately permit the luminaire
to be easily upgraded for new
lamp technology.
All fasteners, hinges, latches,
and clips are made of the best
materials, and are plated, when
necessary to protect against
rust. Each component is
assembled by personnel
trained not only in assemblY
procedures, but quality control
as well. Before packaging,
every piece of hardware on the
EKG is tested to assure ProPer
alignment and function.
The overall modular
construction of the EKG is an
example of industrial design at
iis finest. lt seems so simPle
and rlght as to be effortless.
But behind its design lies a
wealth of design and
en gineering sophistication
found in no other fixture. lt is
truly the finest high
performance cut-off lu'rinai re
obtainable.
 The Final Test

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Ask for a Sample!
Kim haS been nanufagtJr ng
and shipping the EKG since
1972. Sincethattime, there have
l been many manufacturers who
have entered into making
versions of the Kim unit in
various forms and materials.
The only way to determlne
whether you are specifying or
pu.c^asing the f inest lum,rai.e
available is to make a table-top
comparison. At Kim, we support
lhis procedu.e and are anxious
to 'urnish a sample lor Lhis
purpose. In making an
examrnatron, we suggest the
followrng check list against
competitive units:
1. ls the housing made of a
one-piece extrusron?
2 ls the housing rigidly
welded and sealed w th a
proven sealant?
3. ls all the hardware plated to
prevent rust?
4. ls the reflector hydroformed
in one-piece?
5. ls the entire optical
chamber sealed both f rom
the outside as well as the
rnside?
6 ls the lens gasket
one-piece?
7 Does the lens frame apply
uniform gasket pressure
around the reflector lip?
Are the electrical
components mounted and
pre-wrred as a
sub-assembly?
ls the door f rame and
electrical su b-assembly
easrly removable for
installation and
maintenance?
10. Are the components
capable of being retrofitted
for new technology without
excessive labor?
1 1 . Are the fixture and mounting
details clean?
12 Are the photometrics
provabie from independent
testing laboratory reports?
13. Does the manuf acturer
have financial responsibility
to back the product?
14. Do you get an overall
feeling of quality?

41,7
Mounting SYstems :
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EKG4O1
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EKG5O1
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91/2"

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Standard {txture
arms for
mountings I A,
28,2L,3r
and 4C.
,
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Square or round poles
aluminum or steel.

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Cluster mounting bars
for mountings 2U,4U,
3E and 6E.

Arm with splrce

compartment for
mountings 1A and
28 only.

Laminated
wood poles

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only.
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Square or round Poles
w\Ih21/2" piPe size tenons
ln steel only.

Mounting Arrangements
in plan view
3T 3E 4C 4U 6E
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 Mounting Details

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Standard mounting for aluminum
or steel poles only.
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Optional wall mounting
for concrete walls only.

J-box in
wall, by others

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sreel po'es wtlh 2 2" pipe size rerons.

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Fixture Details

1 61r/ro"

Optional Photocell Receptacle

T
I 10"
EKG4O1
70 watt to 250 watt

tr.. Optional lexan shield

\-_____,/ ./ in place of glass.
250 watts max.
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optional lexan snield

,n-priCe or giass.
250 watts max.
EKG5O1
150 watt to 400 watt

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Optional Photocell Receptacle

T
I 10" EKG6O1
1000 watt

A1-10
 Specifications, Specifications,
Standard Fixtures and Arms. Optional Equipment.

Housing shall be fabricated from a one-piece extruded aluminum Houseside Shielding shall
side panel with mitered corners that are internally welded and consist of 2 matt black
sealed for weather-tightness. A press-formed aluminum top cover components permanently
shall interlock with the housing, and have a continuous seal of installed at the Kim factory. One
silicone rubber resistant to weathering, moisure, UV, and ozone. component shall reduce llght
Top shall be peaked for increased strength and effjcient directly f rom the lamp, and the
water runoff. other component shall reduce
Optical Chamber shall consist of a one-piece hydroformed Kim reflected light. (For clear lamps
reflector with a highly specular Alzak@ processed surface, and a only. See catalog A2 for
socket assembly for ANSI type lll light distribution. Socket shall be photometrics).
mounted in a one-piece casting which is fully gasketed at the
reflector surface. All wires to the socket shall be gasketed at point
of entry into the optical chamber. Reflector side walls and top shall
be contoured so that no light is reflected back jnto the lamp arc
tube, for optimum lamp life and performance. For EKG 401 series,
reflector shall hinge down for ballast access using 2 quarter-turn Lexan@ Shield shall be
latches. All 400 watt MV and MH lamps, and all 1000 watt N4V, MH, one-piece vacuum formed clear
and HPS lamps, shall be supported at the tip by a wire harness. polycarbonate to operate with a
All High Pressure Sodium fixtures shall be provided with the maximum of 250 watts. lt shall
appropriate 4KV or 5KV pulse rated socket. be semi-pyramidal in shape for
Lens Frame Assembly shall consist of a 3/16,,thick impact high thermal resistance, impact
resislant clear tempered sag glass lens enclosed by a one-piece resistance, and light
molded high temperature gasket. Lens and gasket shall interlock transmission. Lexan shield shall
in an extruded aluminum frame which shall hinge at the pole end, replace standard glass lens as
and shall close and tightly seal the optical chamber by 4 gasketed an integral part of the lens frame.
vibration-proof quarter-turn fasteners. Lens frame shall be Caution: Use only when
removable without tools by means of quick-disconnecting hinges. vandalism is anticipated to be
high. Useful life is limited by
All Electrical Components shall be UL approved and be an discoloration caused by UV
integral part of the fixture. Ballasts and related components shall from sunlight, mercury vapor,
be integrated onto a single mounting plate as a self-contained and metallic halide lamps.
subassembly. On EKG 401 fixture, ballast assembly shall attach to
theJixture using quick-disconnecting key slots. On EKG 50i and Photocell Receptacle shall be integrally mounted to accept NEMA
EKG 601 , ballast assembly shall atta-ch t6 fixture with base photocells (by others), When 2,3, or 4 fixtures are mounted
quick-disconnect no-tool hinges and latches. Fast field wiring shall per pole, one fixture shall be furnished with an installed receptacle
be provided for by prewiring all electrical components with - (plus a relay when required) to operate the others. Photocells shall
quick-disconnect plugs. All ballasts shall be the component type be furnished by others.
capable of providing lamp starting down to -20F, with power Wood Pole Mounting shall be by a modified arm containing an
factor of 9Oo/o or better (High Power Factor). access hole to allow field splices within the arm A bearing plate
Fixture Arm shall be a one-piece rectangular aluminum extrusion shall be furnished between arm and wood pole, and all
with internal centering guides. Luminaire-to-pole assembly shall be components shall be f inished to match the fixture. Available for 1A
made through a mechanical draw bolt attachment inside ihe arm, or 2B mountings only.
eliminating all exposed fasteners and welds. Arm assembly shall Wall Mounting shall be by a modified arm containing an access
include a pole reinforcing plate which will mount inside the'pole for hole to allow field splices within the arm. A wall embedment bracket
added strength at the arm joint. shall be provided to accept fixture mounting rods, and a trim plate
Standard Finish on fixture and arm shall be semi-gloss black, shall be provided to cover the wall embedded junction box. (J-box
dark bronze, or medium bronze baked enamel applied over a by others), AII exposed parts shall be finished to match the frxture.
satin polish. For concrete mounting only.
'A zak" is a trademark of Alooa Cluster Mounting types 2U, 4U 3E, and 6E, shall utilize a square
mounting bar with internal draw bolts to mount the fixtures.
Mounting bar shall attach to pole using a tenon with set screws
and one throughbolt. (Pole must have a 21/2" pipe size tenon
in steel only).
Anodized Finishes shall be Duranodic@ black, dark bronze, or
medium bronze, according to Architectural Class I specifications.
''Lexan" is atrademark of Genera Electric.
'D . arod ' ,s a rademarh ol Arcoa
Ordering
lnformation

1 Mounting 2 r,*rur"" 4 ,,n,"n"" €iror""side shietd

P an View Cat. No Standard baked enamel For highly reduced light on

inishes.
f nouseside. Extra cost. See
I- 1A Cat. No.
BLE Black baked enamel
photometrics in catalog A2
Cat. No. HS
over satin polish.
H 28 DBE Dark Bronze baked

J Standard
mountings.
Cat. No. EKG401
for 70W. to 250W. lamps.
lnciudes complete fixture with
standard mountrng arm, and
enamel over satin polish.
Resembles Duranodic@
313 in color.
MBE Medium Bronze baked
enamel over satin poiish.

-L baked enamel flnish. Less

ballast and lamp,
Resembles DuranodicG)
312 in color. For clear lamps only

+
Optional Architectural Class I

anodized finishes at extra cost.

Cat. No,
BLA Black anodize over
satin polrsh.
DBA Dark Bronze over

u Cat. No EKG501
for 150W. to 4OOW. lamps.
satin polish.
MBA Medium Bronze over
satin polish.

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lncludes complete f ixture with
standard mounting arm, and
baked enamel finish. Less
ballast and lamp.

fi Optional
mountrngs
at extra cost
5 t"r"n Shield
Optional Lexan shield furnished
in place of glass lens, at extra

IIl Cat No EKG601

cost. 250 watts max.
Cat. No. LS
Caution: Use only when
for 1000W. lamps. vandalism is anticipated to be
1
Wall
Includes compiete f ixture
with standard mounting arm,
high. Useful life is limited by
discoloration caused by UV
from sunlight, mercury vapor,
and baked enamel finish. Less
rnou nt
ballast and lamp. and metallic halide lamps.

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T3 9 Ballasts
baliasl Cata
Balla uatalog l\umber ano
Availability Per Fixture Size
NA: NotAvailable

Line Lrne Operating Starting

Lamp (by others) Volts EKG4O1IEKG5O1IEKG6O1 Watts Amps Amps

I 70W High Pressure Sodium

Clear, E-231/2, 5B0O lumens
120
208
240
277
480
70HPS120
70HPS208
70HP5240
70HPs.277
70HPS480
NA NA
oo
BB
BB
oo
BB
0.84
0.48
042
0.37
0.21
0.75
0.45
0.37
0.35
0.21
120 100HPS120 130 1.15 1.30
100W. High Pressure Sodium 208 100HPS208 130 0.67 0.76
Clear, E-23t/2, 9500 lumens 240 100HPS240 NA NA 130 0.58 0.66
277 100HPS277 130 050 0.60
480 100HPS480 130 0.29 0.33
120 150HPS120 1 50HPS1 20 188 1.70 2.00
150W. High Pressure Sodium 208 150HPS208 150HPS208 1BB 1.00 1.15
Clear, E-231/2, 1 6, 000 lumens 240 150HPS240 150HPS240 NA 188 0.85 100
55 Volt 277 150HPS277 150HPS277 1BB 0.75 0.85
480 1 50HPS480 150HPS480 1BB 045 050
120 200HPS120 200HPS1 20 240 2.22 1.55
200W. High Pressure Sodium 208 200HPS208 200HPS208 240 128 089
Clear, E-18, 22,000 Iumens 240 200HPS240 200HPS240 NA 240 1.11 078
277 200HPs'277 200HPS277 240 0.96 067
480 200HPS480 200HPS480 240 0.56 0.38
120 250HPS120 250HPS1 20 310 2.70 0.80
250W. High Pressure Sodium 208 250HPS208 250HPS208 310 r.55 0.45
Clear, E-18, 30.000 lumens 240 250HPS240 250HPS240 NA 310 1 aq 0.40
277 250HPs.277 250HP5277 310 1 .16 0.35
4BO 250HPS480 250HPS480 310 068 020
120 400HPS120 465 4.30 2.82
400W. High Pressure Sodium 208 400HPS208 465 2.48 I .5tr
Clear, E-18, 50,000 lumens 240 NA 400HPS240 NA 465 2.15 LJO
277 400HPs.277 465 186 118
480 400HP5480 465 1.O7 4.75
120 1000HPs120 1 090 10.00 B 10
1000W. High Pressure Sodium 208 1000HPs208 1 090 5.80 4.70
C/ear, T-18, 140,000 lumens 240 NA NA 1000HPS240 1 090 5.00 410
277 1000HPS277 1 090 430 3.50
480 1000HPs480 1 090 2.50 2.00
120 175MH120 175MH120 2 0 1.80 0.90
175W. Metallic Halide, clear 208 175MH208 175MH208 2 0 1.10 053
O BT-28, 15,000 lumens Socket
provided for curved arc lamp.
240
277
175MH240
175MH277
175MH240
175MH277
NA 2
2
0
0
o.92
0.80
0.46
0.40
480 175MH480 '175MH480 2 0 o.47 0.23
120 250MH120 250MH1 20 294 2.60 1.40
250W. lvetall c Halide, c ear 208 250MH208 250MH208 294 1.50 0 81
BT-28, 19,500 lumens 240 250MH240 250MH240 NA 294 1.80 0.71
277 250MH277 250MH277 294 1.12 0.60
480 250MH480 250MH480 294 0.65 0.35
120 400MH120 455 4.O0 150
400W. Metallic Halide, Clear 208 400MH208 455 2.30 o.87
BT-37, 40,000 lumens. Socket 240 NA 400MH240 NA 455 200 0.75
provided for curved arc lamp. 277 400MH277 455 1 aE
065
480 400MH480 455 1.00 0.38
120 1000MH120 1070 920 4.00
1000W. Metallic Halide, Clear 208 1000MH208 1 070 530 2.40
8T-56, 95,000 lumens 240 NA NA 1000MH240 1070 4.60 2.00
277 1000MH277 1 070 400 1.70
480 1000MH480 1070 230 1.00
120 175MV120 205 180 1.70
1 75W. Mercury Vapor, Delux 208 175MV208 205 1.00 0.98
White, E-28, Bl50 lumens 240 175MV240 NA NA 205 0.90 0.85
277 175MV277 205 0.76 0.74
480 175MV480 205 0.45 0.44
120 250MV120 2s0MV120 290 2.60 240
250W. Mercury Vapor, Delux 208 250MV208 250MV208 290 1.60 1.40
While, t-28, 1 1,500 iumens 240 250MV240 250MV240 NA 290 1.40 1.20
277 250MV277 250MV277 290 1.15 1.10
480 250MV480 250MV480 290 0.70 0.60
120 400MVl20 454 3.90 3.20
400W. Mercury Vapor, Delux 208 400Mv208 454 2.20 2.00
White, E-37, 2.1 ,500 lumens 240 NA 400MV240 NA 454 195 1.70
277 400Mv277 454 1.70 150
480 400MV480 454 0.98 0.95
120 1000MV120 075 9.50 4.30
1000W. Mercury Vapor, Delux 208 1000MV208 075 5.50 2.50
White, 8T-56, 60,000 lumens 240 NA NA 1000MV240 075 4.80 2.20
1000Mv277 075 4.30 1.90
480 1000MV480 075 2.50 1.30
Ballast Catalog number includes ballast,
capacitor, starter if required, all mounted and
See Catalog A2 for detailed lamp dat pre-wired to the mounting plate
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45
37
35
21
i 30-
).76 Photocell
)66 Receptacles Photocells by others Poles
).60
).33
to0 Mounting Wattage Cat. No Volts Relay All poles for EKG series f lxtures
are catalogued on lndividual
.15
.00 I- 7OW. to 1000W A-25 120 No
specificatiorr sheets printed
).85
).50
r55
1 One fixture,
pole or wall
mounted.
208
240
277
on yellow paper.

Pole Type
See Krm
Spec. Sheel
).89 480
Tapered Square PTSSK or
t.78
H 7OW. to 4OOW A-25 120 No

Ju
t.67 Steel PGK
).38 Two frxtures 208 .PNTSA
per pole. 240 Non-Tapered
)so Square Alum num
)45 277
).40 4BO Non Tapered PSSK or
).3s Square Stee PFK

.L
).20
70W. to 4O0W A-25 120 No Non-Tapered PNTRA
L82 Round A uminum
1.56 Three fixtures 208
Tapered Round PTRS or

tu
t.36 per pole. 240
1.18 277
Stee PHV
D.75
480 Tapered Round PTRSA or
Aluminum

+
8.1 0 XTRSA
70W. to 250W A-25 120 No
Izo Laminated Wood PSWB and
p 10 Four Fixtures 208
8.50
PXWB
per pole. 240
Poo 277
t-m
Y"" I{I 480
baa
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bzs H 000w A-25-1 120 Yes

J
1

Two fixtures A-25-2 208

n40
ber per pole. A-25-3 240
bzr A-25-4 277
boo
p3s
l, - ^
u A-25-5 480

-L
lr.5u 120 Yes
1000w. A-25-1
h87
Three fixtures A-25-2 208
bzs
p.6s per po1e. A-25-3 240
b3s
400 UT A-25-4
A-25-5
277
480
.Non-tapered square aluminum
poles are available with the
exc .rsive (in Hirged Base in

+
tz ao
2oo 400W to 1000W A-25-1 120 Yes heights up to 14 feet. U.S. Patent
1.70 Four fixtures A-25-2 208 4,079,559.
1.00 per pole. A-25-3 240
,rro A-25-4 277
0.98
rtl A-25-5 480
0.85
0.74
0.44
rtr
2AO
1.40
1.20
1 .10

960
3.20
200
hzo
h.so
lo 95
30
50
20
90
30

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