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2.1  Pole Preparation

2.1.1

  See pole supplier or contact Holophane Cus-

tomer Service to obtain instructions for proper pole
preparation and pole assembly.

CAUTION

Improper pole assembly will adversly affect the opera-
tion of the lowering device.  For proper operation, the
pole sections must be completely seated before
installation of the lowering device.

2.1.2

  During or after assembly of the pole, string a light

rope, wire or cable through the pole to aid in pulling
hoisting and power cables.

2.1.3

  Orient the pole so that the handhole is facing up,

and support the pole without sag with the top end at
least three feet above the ground.

2.2  Installing the Headframe and Mounting Ring
Assemblies and Stringing the Hoisting Cables

2.2.1

  Place the lowering device crate near the top of

the pole.  After removing the top and sides of the
carton, remove the headframe assembly by lifting it
from the mounting ring assembly.  Lift in one move-
ment, keeping the headframe plate level; otherwise, the
latches may catch.  Place the headframe assembly
near the top of the pole on a clean surface.

2.2.2

  Slide the LD ring over the top of the pole and

about 4 ft. down. (See Figure 1)  The iris-type guide
arms or the bumper ring should be oriented toward the
bottom of the pole.

2.2.3

  Unpack the junction box with the main power

cord and place near the top of pole.  Uncoil the power
cord halfway down along the pole and back to the top.
Uncoil in a manner that will not leave the cord twisted.

2.2.4

  Unpack the clevis assembly with the hoisting

cables and place clevis near the bottom of the head
frame.  Uncoil the cables, (hand over hand), without
twisting, laying them along side the pole.  It is helpful to
place the clevis inside the pole top during this opera-
tion.

CAUTION

The cables must be carefully rolled out straight, (hand
over hand), as if pulled from a reel; otherwise, they may
coil and kink when pulled tight, resulting in cable
damage.

2.2.5

  Securely prop the  head frame on its edge with

the large power cable slot oriented up.  The head frame
must be fully supported while pulling cables to prevent
it from falling over and potentially causing damage.

2.2.6

  Thread one of the hoisting cables up through one

of the small round holes in the cable divider plate inside
the headframe assembly (See Figure 2), then over the
top of the two sheaves in the sheave bracket and down
through the latch barrel.  Do not allow the cable to go
outside the cable keepers on the outside edge of the
sheave.  (See Figure 3).  Pull the cable, to remove the
slack, with the clevis positioned near the bottom of the
triangular slipfitter.

HOLOPHANE

High Mast
Lowering Devices

SECTION II

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Figure 1

GR1130

Figure 2

GR1131

VIEWED FROM ABOVE

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Page 1: ...uity Brands Lighting Inc assumes no responsibility for claims arising out of improper or careless installation or handling of its products 2010 Acuity Brands Lighting Inc All rights reserved 6 03 13 ABL General Warnings Form No 503 204 READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND DELIVER TO OWNER AFTER INSTALLATION Disconnect or turn off power before installation or servicin...

Page 2: ...o the manual number in the lower right corner of this page Less detailed information regarding installation operation and main tenance of Holophane Lowering Devices is available in VHS video format For information or service call 866 759 1577 Ask for the Order Service Department and refer to the sales order number shown below SALES ORDER NUMBER IM 185 D OWNER S MANUAL LD TYPE 05 TOP LATCHING CENTE...

Page 3: ...ating and maintenance personnel must read and understand completely Sections III and IV 3 Additional copies of this manual are available from Holophane 4 To expedite information and service call 740 345 9631 Ask for the Customer Service Department and refer to the sales order number shown on the first page of this manual 5 Electrical power is required during installation for final cable adjustment...

Page 4: ...ions Section III Operating Instructions Section IV Maintenance Instructions 4 1 LUBRICATION 4 2 REPLACING THE WINCH CABLE 4 3 PORTABLE DRIVE MOTOR SHAFT REPLACEMENT 4 4 POWER CORD REPLACEMENT 4 5 LUMINAIRE REMOVAL 4 6 LATCH SYNCHRONIZATION ADJUSTMENT AND LATCHING Section V Attachments 2 ...

Page 5: ... and ring junction box one per Clevis assembly with coiled hoisting cables one per Winch and winch mounting plate with circuit breaker enclosure one per Luminaire mounting arms quantity as required Hardware box one per Portable Power Unit Ordered separately normally one per installation Power Unit Wooden leveling block assembly three per Step down transformer for other than 120 volt one per 3 ...

Page 6: ...GR1129 4 ...

Page 7: ...le 2 2 3 Unpack the junction box with the main power cord and place near the top of pole Uncoil the power cord halfway down along the pole and back to the top Uncoil in a manner that will not leave the cord twisted 2 2 4 Unpack the clevis assembly with the hoisting cables and place clevis near the bottom of the head frame Uncoil the cables hand over hand without twisting laying them along side the...

Page 8: ...der the clevis plate The location of the clamp is not critical at this time The clamp will be repositioned after the pole is erected NOTE Double check for crossed or wrapped cables and cord at this time With the clevis located near the slipfitter it is very simple to check for proper assembly After the pole is erected it will be nearly impossible 2 2 11 Attach the light rope wire or cable which wa...

Page 9: ...andhole See Figure 7 NOTE If the winch assembly components were removed from the plate to allow the plate to be inserted through the handhole realignment of the winch power unit mount ing bracket and cable guide is required To do so insert the power unit into the mounting bracket and move the winch and or bracket as required until the power unit drive coupling slides freely onto the winch input sh...

Page 10: ... ring and insert the latch pins complete with washers into the latch barrels While workers hold the ring against the headframe pull one of the hoisting cables as tight as possible by hand and slide the terminal fitting against the fitting holder Repeat for the other two hoisting cables 2 4 9 Repeat the tightening of the three cables with one worker pulling as hard as possible on each cable as anot...

Page 11: ...0 Ft Lbs to put tension on the cables Check the terminal cable fittings to insure that they have set properly Cable should not be pulled into the terminal cable fitting more than 1 4 CAUTION If the cable has moved more than 1 4 through any of the cable terminal fittings the fitting has not set properly Contact the Field Service Department 740 345 9631 2 5 Completing the Pole top Assembly 2 5 1 If ...

Page 12: ... luminaires mount the FAA marker at any vacant luminaire mounting position Counterweight locations Mount counterweight at these locations for lowering devices with 2 3 and 4 luminaires IMPORTANT The configurations as shown above must be maintained If other than the above locations are used latching problems may result due to improper ring balance Figure 16 JUNCTION BOX TYP VACANT LUMINAIRE MOUNTIN...

Page 13: ... to move the clamp toward the clevis plate and then secure the excess cord to protect it during the pole erection 2 5 7 If the optional lightening rod is supplied find the dimple located on the top surface of the headframe cover Otherwise proceed to step 2 5 8 2 5 7 1 Punch a 7 8 hole in the cover at the dimple location and install the rubber grommet 2 5 7 2 Thread the lightning rod into the light...

Page 14: ... and tighten the cord clamp screws securely See Figure 20 2 6 5 Cut off the power cord 8 to 10 in below the clamp 12 Figure 21 Before wiring twistlock plug to the power cord install the black rubber protective cover as follows 1 Compare cord diameter with ring diameter on end of cover If cord diameter is greater than ring diameters cut off flush with next larger diameter ring NOTE Under no circums...

Page 15: ...ncluded mount the counter weight to the lowering ring adjacent to the wiring box using the stainless steel bolts and nuts supplied See Figure 16 2 7 8 Plug the circuit breaker cord into the power inlet on the junction box and turn on the circuit breaker Check for proper operation of the luminaires Turn off the circuit breaker WARNING Do not break and make the circuit with the plug and connector Us...

Page 16: ...ON Carry out the following step to remove any excessive twist that may have been introduced into the cables during installation 2 8 10 When the ring is initially raised and latched with the full weight of luminaires the clevis with hoisting cables and power cord may rotate and twist a few turns due to the constructional stretch inherent in new cables With the device latched and the load off the ca...

Page 17: ...SINGLE CIRCUIT WIRING DIAGRAMS 15 GR1164 GR1165 GR1166 ...

Page 18: ...DOUBLE CIRCUIT WIRING DIAGRAMS 16 GR1167 GR1168 ...

Page 19: ...rate the lowering device only while standing at the maximum distance from the pole allowed by the twenty foot long remote control cord Failure to follow this procedure may result in injury or death 3 0 2 The Holophane portable drive motor is supplied with two built in safety features which are incorporated to prevent excessive torque from being applied to the winch input shaft These are a a factor...

Page 20: ...not rotated lower the ring no more than 6 in now raise the ring again to get the flags to rotate 3 2 2 Turn the remote control switch to REV The device will now be unlatched and descending the pole supported by the winch cable The latch flags will align with the ring 3 2 3 Release the switch to OFF when the device reaches the desired working height Do not lower the ring to less than four feet abov...

Page 21: ... barrels with the latches 3 4 2 All three latch flags will rotate 45 and the torque limiter will disengage Release the switch to OFF The device is cocked and ready to latch See Figure 27 3 4 3 Turn the switch to REV and then release to OFF as soon as the latch flags rotate perpendicular to the ring See Figure 27 3 4 4 Unwind the winch just enough to remove tension from the winch cable CAUTION Do n...

Page 22: ...the clevis 4 2 2 Unwind the old winch cable note the attachment to the winch before disconnecting the cable and then discard the cable 4 2 3 Attach the new cable obtained from Holophane in the same manner that the old cable was attached 4 2 4 While rewinding the winch wrap as tightly and neatly as possible to avoid crushing of the cable when the load is applied to the winch cable 4 3 PORTABLE DRIV...

Page 23: ...approxi mately 10 ft while keeping tension on the old cord Then lower the ring and the cord will come down with it 4 4 13 Disconnect the old cord from the cord clamp and HOLOPHANE High Mast Lowering Devices SECTION IV 21 junction box on the ring and cut the new cord just above the splice and thread it down through the cord clamp and into the junction box CAUTION Limit the length of cord between th...

Page 24: ...HOLOPHANE High Mast Lowering Devices SECTION V ATTACHMENTS 22 ...

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