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Tested according to IES procedures. Test distance exceeds five times the greatest luminous opening of luminaire. Dec. 8, 2004

All of the ballasts offered include an Auto Restart after
Hot feature, which allows the lamp to be pulled out and
replaced while the power is still on and the lamp will
re-strike automatically. The Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)
for all ballasts is less than 15%.

Dielectric Strength

Dielectric strength is the measurement (in volts per mil) of
the maximum electric field strength an insulating material
can withstand intrinsically without breaking down (i.e.
without experiencing failure of its insulating properties). 

Rubber, one of the better insulating materials available,
offers a good example for comparing dielectric strength.
Evaluating values on a 1/8

"

 thick sample, the dielectric

strength of general purpose rubber is ~400 V/mil

1

while the

dielectric strength of PET material (Rynite) is 355 V/mil

2

.

Installation

The ceiling and wall mount boxes each have four 3/4

"

threaded hubs with liquid-tight knockouts. Two feet are
spaced at 5-1/4

"

 for base up installation. Pendant mount

fixtures have a single 3/4

"

 threaded hub. The minimum

supply wires must be rated as shown below:

It should be noted that the Wet location light fixtures require
minimum 60°C supply wires; however, the label on the
fixture states that minimum 90°C supply wires must be
used. If requested by a customer, a letter of certification
supporting this fact can be provided.

LEDs

NOMINAL

WATTAGE (W)

BALLAST

TYPE

INPUT CURRENT

(AMPS)

POWER

FACTOR

7

Magnetic

0.21A

NPF

9

Magnetic

0.21A

NPF

13

Magnetic

0.26A

NPF

18

Electronic

0.15A

> 0.99

26

Electronic

0.21A

> 0.99

LOCATION

MIN. SUPPLY WIRE RATING

Wet

60 °C

Wet (Utility Fixture)

75 °C

Marine

110 °C

Hazardous

90 °C

LUMEN OUTPUT 

1000 LM

INPUT VOLTAGE 

120 VAC

FREQUENCY

60 HZ

NOMINAL POWER

15 W

COLOR TEMPERATURE 5000 K

5000 K

POWER FACTOR

> 0.98

TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION

10.50%

OPERATING TEMPERATURE

-40 C to 40 C

DIMMABILITY RANGE

down to 5%

CRI

> 80

Temperature Codes

The temperature marking, specified by the T code on the
fixture label, indicates the maximum surface temperature of
the specific electrical equipment. In Class I Hazardous
Locations, equipment shall not be installed in an area where
vapors or gases are present that have an ignition temperature
less than the maximum external temperature rating of the
equipment.

• Incandescent – Temperature Code  T2B 500ºF (260ºC)

• Fluorescent

– Temperature Code  T3A   356ºF (180ºC)

Threaded Hub Connection

Many of the diverse threaded conduit fitting products are
tapered to ensure tight connections are made. To avoid
potential for stress cracking as a result of over-tightening,
install the terminal adapter fitting into the hub 1/2 turn past
hand-tight. Teflon

®

tape or Teflon

®

pipe dope may be used to

ensure a watertight connection.

Compact Fluorescent Lamps

The compact fluorescent lamps provided with the
Sceptalight fixture have either 2 pins or 4 pins. Each 2-pin
lamp has an internal starter and is designed for preheat,
magnetic operation. The 4-pin lamps are designed for
electronic ballast operation and do not have an internal
starter; starting the lamps is a function of the ballast
provided with each fixture.

Ballasts

Sceptalight 18W and 26W fluorescents include high power
factor electronic ballasts with inherent thermal protection for
a minimum start temperature -13°F (-25°). Also, these
ballasts have an end-of-life (de-active lamp) protection
circuit to prevent damage to the light fixture components
from potential high current flow. At start-up, fluorescent
fixtures require a high current, which stabilizes once the
lamp is lit. However, if the lamp is broken or burnt out, the
high starting current could cause damage to the electrical
components of the fixture.

Sceptalight 7W, 9W and 13W fluorescents include normal
power factor (typically 40-60%) magnetic ballasts with a
minimum start temperature of 50°F (10°C). 

NOMINAL

WATTAGE (W)

AVG. RATED LIFE

(HRS)

BASE

NO. PINS

7

10000

G23

2

9

10000

G23

2

13

10000

GX23

2

18

12000

G24Q-2

4

26

12000

G24Q-3

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Summary of Contents for SCEPTALIGHT Series

Page 1: ...ipexna com NONMETALLIC LIGHT FIXTURES Technical Information LED Light Fixtures Incandescent Light Fixtures Compact Fluorescent Light Fixtures Fixtures E L E C T R I C A L S Y S T E M S...

Page 2: ...Typical applications include The fixtures are ideal for illuminating walkways bridges tunnels refrigeration coolers and task areas where corrosion of metallic fixtures are a concern like the food pro...

Page 3: ...ed for the specific group of gas vapor or dust for which it is approved Hazardous Location Use Sceptalight fixtures are listed and approved for Hazardous Location use in Class I Div 2 Groups A B C D C...

Page 4: ...TING TEMPERATURE 40 C to 40 C DIMMABILITY RANGE down to 5 CRI 80 Temperature Codes The temperature marking specified by the T code on the fixture label indicates the maximum surface temperature of the...

Page 5: ...manner that establishes an effective ground fault current path Several methods for effective bonding are provided within section 250 of the NEC for various types of applications such as Bonding at th...

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