INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
F Series Floodlight
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Part Number 443561002550 Rev. F
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STEP 8
Make proper electrical connections as
indicated on wiring diagram located on
the ballast enclosure. Connect line lead
to the black lead, neutral lead to white
and ground lead to the green grounding
screw inside the mastfitter splice box.
On 120 volt and 277 volt systems,
connect the voltage supply lead to the
ballast lead marked with the voltage
marker. Connect the neutral supply lead
marked COM.
On other voltage systems, connect one
supply lead to the ballast lead marked
with the proper voltage and the other
supply lead to the ballast lead marked
COM.
WARNING: On quad voltage ballast
(QV), leads not required should
always remain with the insulated
connector intact.
STEP 9
Before closing the mastfitter splice box,
check to be sure proper voltage leads
have been selected to match the supply
voltage before energizing. Improper
wiring may result in ballast failure and
void warranty.
Ensure wires in pole are strain-relieved.
Place connected wires into the mastfitter
splice box and replace inspection plate
and gasket. Tighten the inspection plate
screws securely to 1 ft-lbs.
AIMING
STEP 10
If fixture was not aimed during assembly
(step 5), loosen the two 1-1/2” long
machine bolts on mounting ears. Set
fixture to proper aiming angle by using
either the degree markings on the
mounting ears or the built-in aiming
device on top of fixture.
OPTIONS
Vertical Floodlight
Follow steps 1 through 3 above. Next
attach the “U” bracket to the ballast
mastfitter as shown in
FIGURE 6.
CAUTION: the two holes in the
bracket for the 3/4” long bolts must be
toward the top as shown in FIG. 6.
Mount fixture to the “U” bracket and
attach the three 3/8”-16 mounting bolts
and lock washers.
IMPORTANT: The 1/2” long bolt is
centered over the fixture flange and to
the bottom of the mount. Tighten all
bolts to 30 ft-lbs.
Follow wiring and aiming instructions
covered in steps 6 through 10 above.
LQ-70 Hot/Cold Quartz Restrike
with Time Delay
Automatically controls an integral quartz
lamp (provided by user) anytime the
main lamp is extinguished and the ballast
is energized. (Q150/DC is recommended
for all HID lamps except 1000 watt,
which have two DC Bayonet base
sockets, two 250w (250Q/DC) quartz
lamps for -70°F operation or two 150w
quartz lamps for normal LQ operation
are required).
Following a cold start or a momentary
power interruption the quartz lamp is
energized by a solid state controller
located inside the fixture housing. The
quartz lamp remains on until after the
main HID lamp reaches approximately
40% light output. Combined current of
the quartz lamp and HID lamp never
exceed the main lamp current at full
output.
The quartz socket(s) is prewired with
S.O. cord off the back side of the fixture
housing and is wired to the ballast by
removing the 1/2” pipe plug and
installing
a
watertight
connector
(provided by user), and then inserting the
S.O. cord and wire to the ballast as
shown per the wiring diagram.
Eclipse
Provides full bright to blackout to instant
full bright illumination for special
theatrical effects in indoor arenas and
stadiums.
DANGER: Not suitable for outdoor
applications must be used indoors
only.
