MRS 64/1000 & 64/1000S Series
Installation Instructions & Repair Parts List
Phoenix Products Company Inc.
8711 West Port Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53224 USA
Phone: +1 414.973.3300 Toll Free: 800.438.1214 Fax: +1 414.973.3210
www.phoenixlighting.com
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CAUTION
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All wiring should be done by a licensed electrician in accordance with state codes, local codes and National Electric Code (NEC) standards.
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Improper installation may result in serious injury and void warranty.
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When fixture is installed in a Class I, Division 2 Hazardous Location, strict compliance to the fixture warning label instructions must be met.
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Wiring connections must be made with metal conduit or flexible cord in compliance with Class I, Division 2 wiring methods defined in the National Electric
Code.
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Use protective gloves and eye equipment when replacing lamps.
Mounting
Fasten fixture with four (4) 3/8 inch bolts through holes provided in mounting base. Do not mount on unsupported cab or house roof. Attach near corner supports
or use adequate sub-base. Avoid mounting on light-weight cross members of booms or derricks which will vibrate or flex excessively. In addition to normal (base
down) mounting fixture may be attached in a pendant or cantilever manner.
Lamping
The MRS 64/1000 Series fixtures are designed to use incandescent and quartz tube halogen cycle par 64 lamps. Lamping is accomplished through the hinged
cover glass assembly. Loosen three (3) wing nuts on lamp support ring and rotate lamp retaining ring free from wing nuts to release lamp from supporting ring. To
replace a lamp the procedure must be reversed and the three (3) wing nuts snugly finger tightened.
When relamping, it is recommended that the cover glass be cleaned to maintain fixture efficiency (see cleaning).
Aiming
Aiming adjustments are made by loosening the single bolt (or handle on “S” model) that attaches the harp to the mounting base and the two (2) bolts (or handle
on the “S” model) holding the fixture to the harp. The fixture can then be positioned to the desired aiming point. The fixture may be rotated 180 degrees about
each of the two adjustable axes for proper aiming. It may be necessary, in some installations, to rotate the fixture for easier access for relamping. The same
procedure as for aiming should be employed.
Quartz Tube Halogen Cycle Lamp or ANSI Number
Incandescent Lamp or ANSI Number
Q1000 Par 64/MFL
500 Par 64/MFL
Q1000 Par 64/WFL
500 Par 64/WFL
Q1000 Par 64/NSP
500 Par 64/NSP
Q1000 Par 64/VNSP
Wiring
The fixtures are pre-wired with a five (5) foot three (3) conductor electrical cord “pigtail” for wiring to suitable power source. The green conductor is grounded to
the fixture and must be connected to a positive ground.
Do not connect green wire to power source.
Lamp Type Designations
