Healthcare Facilities
Innovators in Lighting
Since 1898
Vol. II
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Table Of Contents
Applications
Trends in Surgical Suite / Healthcare Design
Surgical Troffer Feature Summary
Patient Room Luminaires
Darkroom
MRI Suites
Waiting Area/ Lobby
Cafeteria
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Catalog Pages
ML-EF-1X4
ML-EF-2X2, 2X4
ML-EG-1X4
ML-EG-2X2, 2X4
ML-F-1x4
ML-F-2x2, 2X4
ML-G-1x4
ML-G-2x2, 2X4
ML-OF-1x4
ML-OF-2X2, 2X4
ML-OG-1X4
ML-OG-2X2, 2X4
ML-COR
ML-MRV-LED
ML-MRV
ML-MRH
ML-G/PR
DS-F/G
ML-MRIOF 2X2, 2X4
ML-AG-1X4, 2X2, 2X4
RD-F/G-2FT, 3FT, 4FT
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in this brochure. All of our pages for all of our different sections are available on our website.
All of the products made by Kurtzon Lighting meet the requirements for the Buy American Act under the ARRA.
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Applications:
Emergency Room
Surgical Suites
Patient Rooms
Nurses Station
Psych Rooms
Laboratories
MRI Suites
Darkroom
Forensics
Morgue
The overwhelming majority of Kurtzon products are UL listed for wet location &
can withstand 85 PSI. Some can be rated to 1700 PSI.
X-Ray
Lobby
Kitchen
Stairwell
Corridors
Cafeteria
Rehab Pools
Shower Area
Locker rooms
Isolation Areas
Parking Structure
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Superior Quality, Outstanding Results
It is beyond a highly engineered, precisely
constructed lighting fixture. It is an established
practice of going beyond what is required to
create the best performing, most resilient
supplemental surgical lighting in the industry.
Kurtzon was the first lighting company to introduce
stainless steel lighting fixtures into surgical rooms.
At the time this was seen as unnecessary; Morris
Kurtzon, our company’s founder, insisted that
stainless steel was the right choice to ensure a
sanitary medical environment. It is this kind of
visionary expertise that continues to push Kurtzon to
the forefront of high end medical technology.
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Trends In Surgical Suite Design
When it comes to healthcare lighting I can think of no
other application that has changed so much as surgical suites.
In the past we designed surgical suites (ORs) for maximum
illumination. So much has changed that a very common option
is dimming systems capable of 1% light levels. So what has
changed? The goal is now visibility under a wider array of tasks
with visibility itself being redefined.
The standard was and still is to have two hundred
foot-candles of high CRI color matched lamps for supplemental illumination for general surgery. However other types
of surgery have changed the lighting needs. The extensive
A steady state DC power is required and there can be no bal-
use of video monitors and microscopes call for a reduction of
last or transformer in the space as well.
supplemental illumination levels and sometimes even a change
in color of the light. Lamps designed to produce maximum
MRIOG series (page 28-29). These fixtures are completely
energy at 525nm create a green light that is proven to increase
non-magnetic and are made in master/satellite configuration
visual acuity and reduce eye fatigue. The best source of this
using standard fluorescent lamps. The controls and all AC
green light is lamps with green phosphor. Green lamp sleeves
power enter the master fixture which is kept outside of the
are more commonly available and can sometime perform
range of the magnetic effect of the equipment, called the 5
adequately when very low levels of illuminations are needed.
gauss line. The satellite fixtures are empty of all controls allow-
They cannot provide higher illumination because so much of
ing them to be within the 5 gauss line. So during measurment
the energy is being absorbed by the filter sleeve. In contrast
all AC power is extinguished and only specialized MRI fixtures
green phosphor lamps are more effective since all the energy
are engergized by DC power. These provide a basic light level
is directed into the needed part of the spectrum. For example,
during measurement only.
a 54w T5 green phosphor lamp creates 40% more light than
To address these needs we have developed the ML-
Today’s OR is filled with very sensitive electronic
a white lamp equal. The green sleeved lamp creates 55% less
equipment intended to measure the faint electrical signals from
light than the white equal lamp.
the human body. All systems in the suite must be RF filtered
These variables usually drive
the specification of dimming controls.
and to some extent the light fixtures have the harder job of
filtering. To judge the ability of the troffer to contain the noise
A new breed of O.R. has come along that uses MRI
in the surgical process called Inter-operative MRI. Combin-
our industry has adopted an esoteric standard from the mili-
ing the two processes seems simple at the surface but that is
tary. Mil Std. 461F (the “F” refers to the current revision level
far from the case. As you might have guessed, it dramatically
of the standard.) This standard measures the conducted and
effects the lighting. In these suites MRI equipment is rolled out
radiated emissions of the troffer. Lamps are arc tubes and arcs
on ceiling tracks from a panel wall to meet the patient. The
create radiated electrical (RF) noise in a wide spectrum, A sur-
addition of heavy magnetism during measurement would be
gical troffer must be designed to arrest that noise. Conducted
disastrous for ordinary fixtures and the patient. There is yet
emissions are the RF noise that leaves the fixture on the supply
another difficulty to overcome; the AC power. MRI equipment
wires what eventually connect to the room power and all that
cannot operate in the presence of AC power.
sensitive equipment, causing interference.
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Kurtzon provides control of RF using two methods:
1. For radiated emissions we use a conductive silver (silver is the best
conductor) grid designed to work like the door on your microwave oven. The
grid absorbs or reflects the emissions protecting the OR from radiations.
2. To control conducted emissions a specially designed filter is placed in line
with the supply wires preventing conducted ballast noise from exiting the
fixture. Each circuit needs a filter, some fixtures have as many as four filters,
so keep in mind when specifying multiple switched light levels. Kurtzon ML-F
and ML-G series products have the needed room for such systems, including
emergency ballasts. This series also uses the “wide open wiring” system.
A single panel reveals space for the most extreme wiring situations.
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Supplemental Surgical Suite Lighting Fixture Requirements
LENS - Two piece acrylic lens system with an external clear lens for easy cleaning and a linear prismatic acrylic lens internal for light control. RFI shielded with a .375” metallic conductive grid that complies with radiated emissions (RE101) of Military Standard 461E. RFI (Radio
Frequency Interference), which is also known as EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) is any electromagnetic radiation or disturbance which
is emitted from an electrical circuit or electronic component that interrupts or interferes with the operation of other electronic components, or electrical circuits. RFI or EMI may be introduced intentionally as in the case of electronic warfare, or unintentionally from an electronic or electrical device or system. EMI may also be created as a result of a nuclear explosion. EMI / RFI shielding should be an integral
consideration to electronic device or electronics system design. Good RFI / EMI design techniques include, mechanical or electromagnetic
shielding, careful circuit filtering design, adequate circuit ground design, as well as, attenuation to the bonding of the ground points
DOOR FRAME - Aluminum, cold-rolled steel (CRS) or stainless steel door frames come in channel inset, one piece inset or overlapping
styles. 20-gauge CRS or stainless steel channel door frame hinged to housing with continuous stainless steel piano hinge. Secured with
2 captive stainless steel fasteners. See Options for 85 PSI rating (HD-85). The overlapping door frame is usually reserved for clean room
applications, however, in certain medical applications where a high pressure washdown is required, our fixtures can withstand a 1700 PSI
hose down, equivalent to IP66.
HOUSING - Aluminum, cold-rolled steel (CRS) or stainless steel housings are completely hole free and seam welded. We even take the
cleanliness one step further by reinforcing the seams with silicone sealant on the OF/OG series.
CUSTOM MOUNTING - The ML-F’s continuous row mounting allows the fixtures to be placed end- to-end and end-to-side in nearly any
continuous row or rectangle.
The series uses twelve (12) different fixtures to provide the flexibility to create a neat and clean installation
without overlapping flanges or penetrations in the plenum seal. This arrangement allows direct through wiring of all fixtures, a sealed
plenum space and an accommodating fixture arrangement.
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Healthcare Design
The efforts to create affordable healthcare for all is a
reality. The need for sanitary medical environments
will rise in conjunction with this increase in additional healthcare patients. To keep this in perspective,
Kurtzon offers three different types of surgical troffers.
EF-EG series Intended for the basic suites.
F-G Series This series has the many exclusive features
found in suite fixtures. It is the only supplemental
surgical suite luminaire to be offered with continuous
rectangles. Intended for the areas where the highest
light levels need to be met, this feature moves fixtures
closer to the table than any other. The OF and OG
Series, the O stands for optimized. This fixture has the
widest array of features and is ready for the highest
standards applied to the surgical arena. Cleanroom ratings and NSF listed gaskets combine with anti-microbial finishes and smooth surfaces for the cleanest suite
solution. Our OF-OG series carry a cleanroom listing
to ensure the highest level of particulate protection.
The decision to place a cleanroom rating on a medical
troffer is one that is often copied, but was initiated by
Kurtzon Lighting given our extensive track record of
creating lighting for cleanroom environments.
Designers should apply the same principles for designing healing environments in a small rural area that they
do to a large urban one. Interiors need to communicate
to potential staff, patients and the community the hospital offers quality care.
This was the case when the Aurora Medical Center in
Summit, WI was designed. Kurtzon’s ML-EF/EG fixtures
were selected for this project which Medical Construction Design magazine called “a resort like environment
emphasizing warm tones, curved walls and furniture
with an abundance of natural light.”
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3 Questions regarding Healthcare & Bio Safety facilities.
Can you connect the dots between IP ratings and NSF ratings. For example, if a fixture has a suitable
NSF rating, is there a logical conclusion about the fixtures IP ratings?
There is no direct connection to IP codes from the NSF standard #2 (food equipment) There is a connection but
not direct to the NSF 49 standard. They both test the device under pressure (positive or negative) to determine
seal integrity for dust resistance. The pressures are pretty high in the IP tests (up to 8 inches water column).
There are tests in standard 2 and UL wet locations to determine water tightness but none are as severe as IPx5. Some manufacturers like to claim their fixtures are UL Listed for NSF 49, when in fact UL does not apply
this rating to lighting fixtures, only bio safety cabinetry.
Discuss the compatibility of gasket materials and disinfectant agents which might be used in
different BIO Level conditions gasket.
Gasket materials for NSF must be made non-contributing to the contamination of the space. Therefore the
tests are mostly about the gaskets resistance to animal and vegetable oils, common cleaning chemicals which
are typically strong alkalis. It also must be non-absorbing. (less than 5% mass or shape change when subjected to extended exposure submerged in water or hot oil.) Biosafety areas also have similar concerns. The
gaskets used in BL-3&4 spaces must not be porous, having a smooth external surface. Under all biosafety
levels the gasket must be resilient and abrasion resistant in addition to the requirements of the NSF above.
It is a good practice to design fixtures using a gasket positioned within the fixture in such a manner that it is
trapped mechanically. This prevents a seal failure caused by adhesive failure or shear forces that might tend to
displace the gasket.
Comment on the necessity of IP ratings for spaces that are already listed for cleanrooms or various
BIO Level facilities.
IP ratings are essential. IP ratings are an assurance that the fixture is actually sealed and not just gasketed.
Before IP standards came to the US Kurtzon Lighting had to develop our own standards to provide the assurance of a sealed fixture. Their absence caused the formation of our HD85 and HD1700 “in house” standards.
Many manufacturers claim to have cleanroom products constructed from ordinary troffers with just caulk and
an added gasket or two. Most of these troffers would fail miserably in any dust or water resistance testing beyond UL’s wet location tests*. This would be very dangerous to the operators or user of a health facility dealing with controlled pathogens or P.E. and A.I.I. patients. In this situation contaminates are no longer contained
and can travel to nearly any space in the facility.
*The UL standard rain and sprinkler tests allows water to get in and even wet everything except
electrical components as long as it can exit the fixture.
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Contamination Control in Biosafety and Healthcare facilities.
The healthcare industry as a whole, including the obvious hospitals, and the less obvious medical research
facilities, laboratories, pharmaceutical developers and others are continually addressing the increased threat of
facility contamination. To abate the problem they have historically chosen a basic method, isolation. In
addition to this they have added antimicrobial surfaces, advanced air filtering and localized static air
purification. Each of these are discussed below with much of the source for these discussions coming from such
authorities in the subject as the Center for Disease Control, the National institutes of Health and the National
Sanitation Foundation. In this compendium we discuss how these methods affect the construction of the space.
Isolation:
Isolation was the easy choice from the
start of healthcare. For thousands of
years society has established rules
segregating the diseased from the
clean. It is no less important today.
When it comes to healthcare facilities
the environment shared by both the
diseased and the well must be
properly constructed. In sterile work
areas many methods of isolation may
be in use: Air curtains, Positive or
Negative pressure atmospheres, air
washing using cleanroom style HEPA
Filters along with other methods
provide the separation needed. The
construction of such spaces is critical
to the success of the isolation. There
are two types of isolation that affect
the construction process. Airborne
infection isolation and Protective
environments. (Negative and Positive
pressure areas.)
Since such spaces are vessels for the
contained pressure maintaining a seal
of the space is essential. All penetrations in the envelope will either provide a source of contamination to the
adjacent areas or to the room itself.
Both of which are to be avoided at
all costs. Penetrations come in the
form of common items such as ceiling
panels, electrical fittings and lighting
fixtures. Each of these must be designed to withstand the differentials
common to the room in question. For
instance, surgical suites are a protective environment and will commonly
be pressurized to prevent patient
contamination but overhead will be
numerous paths for air travel.
Penetrations:
These holes in the sealed system
must be addressed at the beginning
of a healthcare construction. Products
Negative & Positive pressure refers to
that penetrate the envelope (ceiling,
the pressure differential between two
walls and floor) must be designed to
adjacent air spaces (e.g., rooms and
provide an effective interface.
hallways). Air flows away from areas
Engineers choose Kurtzon
or rooms with positive pressure (pres- lighting fixtures with large flanges
surized), while air flows into areas
and gaskets at all surfaces. Lenses are
with negative pressure (depressurrigid and gasketed against the kind of
ized). Airborne Infection Isolation(AII)
pressures found in that system.
rooms are set at negative pressure to
Testing for air pressure leak down is
prevent airborne
part of several standards, most
microorganisms in the room from
notably NSF-49. Though this standard
entering hallways and corridors.
is not intended for patient areas but
Protective environment (PE) rooms
for biosafety cabinets a modified test
housing severely immune deficient
method and can be used as a barompatients are set at positive pressure
eter of the suitability of a product
to keep airborne pathogens in
intended for such an installation. IEC
adjacent spaces from coming into and 60529 (ingress protection standard)
contaminating the occupied airspace,
is an international standard that
protecting a high-risk patient. Self
addresses the seal of electrical
closing doors are mandatory for both
enclosures and contains tests that
of these areas to help maintain the
apply to a lighting fixtures ability to
correct pressure differential. In such
maintain a seal.
conditions air pressure must not fail
to be maintained otherwise adjacent
areas may be contaminated.
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IP-65 refers to a level of seal that
is dust tight and water tight when
subjected to severe
exposures of both. A rating of IP65 or better is recommended for
biosafety areas and all PE and AII
spaces. However, in these tests
the room is not considered. The
nature of construction and the
test methods the requirements
are applied to the penetrating
product (light fixture, stanchion,
sprinkler head, etc. ) and not the
whole space. The patient spaces
is judged separately based on
its ability to maintain the control
of airflow from introduction to
purge as well as other criteria.
See this link for more details on
IP ratings and tests:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
IP_Code
The introduction of air to the
space must be clean, filtered and
humidity controlled while
maintained at a constant negative
or positive pressure compared to
the adjacent spaces. Air loss into
the plenum space or air from the
plenum may need to be
considered as contaminated
unless it is treated by filters or
UV-C light sources. See the chart
on the next page from the CDC
indicating the conditions found
in PE and AII spaces.
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Laminar flow ventilation systems are designed
to fully exchange air in a single motion, usually
through HEPA filters in the ceiling, in a one-way
direction through the clean zone creating parallel
airstreams. Laminar airflow’s unidirectional nature
optimizes the cleansing nature while minimizing air
turbulence. The amount of airflow the CDC
recommends to minimize microorganism
proliferation is 90 ft/min (0.5 m/s) in such spaces.
This flow keeps the airborne cross-flow of
contamination (for example: person to person) to
a minimum. The common use of these systems
are in modern surgical suites where the patient is
flooded with clean air while tissues are exposed to
the atmosphere. Lighting and other ceiling objects
directly impact the application of this technique and
require special consideration as to placement and
product types.
Static Air Purification:
The impurities that contaminate the indoor
environment are almost entirely based upon
organic compounds. The photochemical
process of UV is an effective cleansing
mechanism for these compounds. These
compounds break down when exposed to high
intensity UV at 240 to 280 nm. Short-wave
ultraviolet destroys DNA in living
microorganisms and break down organic
material found in indoor air. UVC’s
effectiveness is directly related to intensity and
exposure time. So design your air handler to
supply enough time to effectively treat the air.
www.cdc.gov/ncidod/hip/enviro/guide.htm
Antimicrobial coatings: The use of specialized coatings on painted surfaces can increase the safety
of surfaces located within a biosafety, P.E. or A.I.I.
environments. These coatings use a technology
like the Silver Ion Exchange to maintain a sterile
surface. The silver ions are released when they
contact cell structures,
destroying the cell.
It is advisable to coat hard to reach or clean
surfaces with these finishes since they require
no maintenance. The silver ion exchange
coatings go by several trade names such as
AgionTM and are reported to work for the life
of the coating. The coatings can be ordered on
many of the hardware found in healthcare
facilities such as lighting fixtures, faucets, door
pulls and other metal components.
Who is Kurtzon Lighting:
Kurtzon Lighting, Inc. has been the
acknowledged leader in the area of sealed
fixtures for high-tech environments since the
1960’s. Company records show work in
pharmaceuticals sanitation, hospitals, and
laboratories, utilizing our custom sealed units
in these environments, since that period. Today
our customers include Rush Prudential Medical
Center and Advanced Bio-Science Laboratories,
demonstrating our continued commitment to
servicing these fields.
The previous discussion is the result of an
ongoing research and development program at
Kurtzon that has been maintained for almost
60 years. Our scientists and engineers have
invented a wide variety of product features over
the years—the list includes recessed hazardous
locations, High pressure washdown luminaires,
stainless steel flanges, NSF listed gasketing,
asymmetric distributing lensing, and many
others. We have provided this data as a service
to our customers, in order to appreciate the
environments in which we work.
While we have seen any number of
manufacturers coming in behind us, we are
confident that our in-depth knowledge and
experience of the field of sealed lighting,
coupled with a dedication to customer service,
will go on to place us throughout our second
century of quality and growth.
References:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Guidelines for environmental infection control in health-care facilities: recommendations of CDC and the Healthcare Infection Control Practices.
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Patient Room Luminaires
The ML-G/PR - Two Function Patient Exam Light
Standards
Lens With Internal Prisms For Cleanability
Up to 100 FC Exam Illumination
Hole Free Sealed Enclosure
Designed for T5 Technology
30 FC Ambient Illumination
Two Function Performance
For 1 & 1.5 inch T-bar Grid
Architectural Appearance
Shielded Ambient Lamp
Low Glare Lens System
Custom RFI Filtering
IBEW Union Made
Options
Electronic Dimming Ballast
Anti Microbial Finish
Multiple RFI Filtering
Fusing
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Darkroom Safelights
The DS-F/G - Darkroom Safelights for Recessed & Surface Installation
Standards
Surface door hinged to housing with continuous stainless steel piano hinge
Recessed door hinged to housing with stainless steel cables
Secured with flush mounted captive stainless steel fasteners
20-gauge 4B satin polished stainless steel door frame
Door frame neoprene gasketed to housing
Integral light trap contains stray light
UL and CUL Listed for Wet Location
IBEW Label
Options
Plaster Frame Kit
LED Options:
555 Green No. 3, 7,
660 Red No. 1, 1A, 2
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MRI Rooms
ML-MRV-LED
ML-MRIOF-2X2
The recent expansion of Magnetic Imaging Technology into critical care
spaces created a demand for suitable lighting products. Kurtzon scientists
and engineers worked on developing improved products which could be
used without danger or risk to the occupants of the MRI spaces. Recently,
Kurtzon was the first manufacturer that introduced LED technology into
MRI rooms, resulting in additional benefits. The MRI space has been
expanded into other life-support areas, and the company has been
working on new products to meet these requirements (page 28-29).
Users can be confident that this 112 year old company will continue to
lead the industry in these key areas.
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Waiting Area / Lobby
Recessed Daylight Series Round Domes in 2FT, 3FT, 4FT, 5FT & 6FT
Our Daylight Series Round Domes are the most dynamic and longest lasting
product in the lighting industry. Often imitated, never duplicated, this fixture
has withstood the test of time, finding a home in many of the top hospitals
across the world.
RD-F/G-40
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Cafeteria
Our lighting solutions for food zones are unparalleled in the industry. We have provided NSF ®
listed and marked lighting fixtures for the most stringent food requirement zones.
For our complete line, of food zone lighting please see our Food Processing Lighting brochure
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Supplemental Surgical Products Performance Specifications
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te Luminaire Overview
It is no secret that lesser quality products have permeated into the marketplace.
In order to combat this we have developed a Product Selector Chart
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Med Lock Series
ML-OF Operating Room Planning and Layout Guide
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1. Layout
This guide is provided in order to help our users plan proper
installation of the complete Surgical lighting system.
The electrical plans contain information required to determine the configuration and quantity of each system component. Please provide the plan or complete this information
sheet and return it to the Kurtzon Customer Service Department.
There are three pieces of information needed before production of your order.
ML-OF Series fixtures are designed to join together without
overlapping flanges and seams. For example; the end fixtures are flanged on one end and two sides; center fixtures
are flanged on two sides. The complete housing is hole free,
silicone sealed and mates with adjoining housings using a
multi-point fastening and gasket system. This method creates
a sealed plenum.
The layouts below are the most common found within surgical suites. Please indicate which layout is used within your
plans. If a different design is required or none at all, please
specify your layout by sending us ceiling plan drawings or
sketches of your requirements. To assist you in your planning
we provide cad drawings from our website. This allows the
user to assemble nearly any layout selecting from eight different flange arrangements.
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Left End
Right End
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Left End
Right End
Right End
Right End
Center
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Left End
Left End
Right End
Right End
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Rectangular
Open Corner
Left End
Left End
225 FC
Right End
Left End
Left End
Individual
245 FC
Rectangular
Closed Corner
200 FC
Two Rows
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ML-OF Operating Room Planning and Layout Guide
ML08
2. Electrical
The electrical plans will indicate the number and configuration
of circuits controlling the fixture. A RFI filter is required per
switched circuit to comply with Mil Std. 461e. Please address
the following:
accommodate up to two circuits and a high lumen emergency
lighting ballast.
B. Emergency Lighting
A. The number of switched circuits per fixture.
Right End
The standard fixture is provided with one switched circuit and
therefore one RFI. Additional switched circuits are specified
by the appropriate option suffix additions to the catalog number such as; 2/CIR or 3/CIR. Keep in mind; there is a physical limit to the number of ballasts RFI filters and emergency
lighting ballasts a fixture can contain. Our 2x4 fixture allows
up to four circuits or 3 circuits and one high lumen emergency
lighting ballast without modifications. Consult factory for
arrangements in excess of this. The smaller 2x2 fixture can
Maintaining safe lighting levels in the surgical suite during a
power outage is possible using a self contained battery powered
emergency lighting ballast. Emergency lighting ballasts are
available in two general types. Standard NFPA 101 egress
lighting type and generator backup type. The two differ in the
amount of light generated and running time. The generator
backup type can drive up to three lamps at nearly full output
for a short duration, usually less than five minutes. Egress
lighting types will drive one or two lamps at a greatly reduced
output for 90 minutes. Please advise the type of emergency
lighting required for your project.
FA
Arrow indicates maximum
candlepower direction or aim.
(see label in �xture)
CL
FA1
Center
Ceiling cutout
W1
Left End
L1
FA
Cw
F
L2
c
W2
3. Ceiling Cutout
This series is intended for recessed installation in a plaster or
drywall (GWB) ceiling system. The sizing of the ceiling finished
opening or "cutout" is important to a successful installation. We
provide detailed drawings showing the ceiling cutout size with
each order. Also available are cad drawings showing examples
and templates in 2D and 3D on our website. If you still need
to calculate your own finished ceiling openings please consider
the following. The ceiling cutout is always spaced 0.50 inches
from the housing body. This gives proper spacing and tolerance
to create a cutout and seal the plenum. Cutouts are calculated
using the following formulas.
Dimensions (inches)
2x2
2x4
L1
Housing body (L) (along lamps)
24.0
48.0
W1
Housing body (W) (across lamps)
23.5
23.5
L2
Housing with two �anges (L) O.A.
25.5
49.5
W2
Housing with two �anges (W) O.A.
25.0
25.0
F
Flange extension from body
CL /CW
Individual Cutout (L1 +.5") x (W1 +.5")
0.75
24.5x24
0.75
48.5x24
Row Cutout Formulas:
CL = (L1 x Qty in Row) +1"
CW = W1 +1"
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© 2008
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ML03
Med Lock Series
2x2 and 2x4 Recessed 1" & 1.5" T-Bar Grid Luminaires for Basic Surgical Suites
Specifications:
Housing: One piece seam welded 20-gauge CRS, stainless steel or aluminium
construction. All seams of hole-free housing silicone sealed.
Project:
Door Frame: 20-gauge CRS or stainless steel channel door frame hinged to housing
with two stainless steel cables. Secured by captive stainless steel screws. See
Options for 85 PSI rating (HD-85).
Fixture Type:
Gaskets: Neoprene, 100% pure, closed cell located at interface of door to housing
and door to lens. See Option “GG” for SealPro™ NSF Listed closed cell gasketing.
Reflector: Full reflector panel designed to enhance asymmetric distribution. White
powder coat finished (minimum reflectivity 88%).
Cross Section
Lens: One piece symmetric/asymmetric acrylic lens gasketed (closed cell 100%
pure neoprene) in channel door frame. RFI shielded lens ( .375" metallic silver grid)
complies with Military Standard 461E. See below for other lense options.
5.0”
Lamps: See lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
24.0” x 48.0”
Electrical: Standard ballasts - Electronic, less than 10% THD high performance instant
start universal voltage (120-277 volt). See options for other choices. Each fixture
is standard with one RFI line suppressor. Tested to surpass conducted emissions
(CE102) of Mil. Std. 461e See Options for additional selections for ballasts and
suppressor circuits.
Finish: White DuPont Alesta™ using Agion® silver ion antimicrobial powder coat
finish standard on all doorfames. See option SSP for satin polished stainless steel
doors.
Installation Detail
21.0”
23.75”
Installation: Adjustable Zee-brackets provide even support. Designed for proper
installation in standard 1" and 1.5" T-bar grid ceilings. Four .875" flattened and
silicone sealed knockouts for wiring. Note: This fixture is not for plaster or drywall
ceilings.
(4) .875” KO's
42.0”
48.0”
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for Wet Location. IBEW Label. Class 1,000, ISO-6
cleanspace compatible. EMC tested and labeled for Mil-Std 461E.
IP
64
209E
10K
FED STD 209E
CLASS 10,000
IEC 60529
WET LOCATION
209E
1,000
ISO
6
FED STD 209E
CLASS 1,000
ISO 14644-1
CLASS 6
Powder
Coated
AGION™
Finish
Ordering Information:
ML
- EG
-
-
Series
Installation Type
Material
ML
EG = T-Bar Grid
1 = CRS Hsg. & CRS Door
2 = CRS Hsg. & SS Door
3 = SS Hsg. & SS Door
4 = AL Hsg. & SS Door
(1 & 1.5” T-bar ceilings)
2x2 = 2'x2’ Housing
Size
Lamps
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F17T8 17W T8 (G13)
1 or 2/T8U6 = F32T8/U/6 (6” U-Lamp, G13)
2 or 3/T8U1 = F31T8/U (1.625” U-Lamp, G13)
2, 3 or 4/BX = 40-Watt Biax (2G11)
2x4 = 2'x4’ Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F32T8 32W T8 (G13)
2, 3 or 4/T5 = F28WT5 28W T5 (G5)*
2, 3 or 4/T5HO = F54WT5 54W T5HO (G5)*
Voltage
Options
120V
277V
347V
UNV
FF = Fuse & Holder
FD = Two Fuses & Holders
FT = Three Fuses & Holders
ESB = Magnetic Ballast (T8 32W only)
EBPRS= Program Rapid Start Elect. Ballast
DIM = Electronic Dimming Ballast**
1/EM = One Lamp Emergency Ballast (700 L)
2/EM = Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (1300 L)
F/EM= Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (3000L)†
2/CIR= Two RFI Protected Switched Circuits
3/CIR= Three RFI Protected Switched Circuits
GG = NSF listed SealPro™ Gasket
SSP= Satin Polished Stainless Steel Door
P12/RFI= Prismatic P12 Acrylic w/RFI Grid
GL2= Two Green 550nm T8 lamps
**Dimming ballasts are 0-10vdc type by manufacturer
of our choice unless specified. Use DIM/(Model
Name) to specify a certain dimming system.
†Externally Mounted Emergency ballast is secured to
top of fixture housing.
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Med Lock Series
2x2 and 2x4 Recessed Flanged Luminaires for Surgical Suites
For Use in Continuous Row, Rectangle and Individual Layouts
ML04
Specifications:
Housing: Lapped and spot welded 20-gauge zinc coated CRS construction. All
seams of hole-free housing silicone sealed.
Door Frame: 20-gauge CRS or stainless steel channel door frame hinged to housing
with continuous stainless steel piano hinge. Secured with 2 captive stainless steel
fasteners.
Gaskets: Neoprene, 100% pure, closed cell located at interface of door to housing
and door to lens. See Option “GG” for SealPro™ NSF Listed closed cell gasketing.
Reflector: Full reflector panel designed to enhance asymmetric distribution. White
powder coat finished (minimum reflectivity 88%).
Lens: One piece symmetric/asymmetric acrylic lens gasketed (closed cell 100%
pure neoprene) in channel door frame. RFI shielded lens ( .375" metallic silver grid)
complies with radiated emissions (RE101) of Military Standard 461E. Consult
factory for other lens options.
Lamps: See lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
Electrical: Standard ballasts - Electronic, less than 10% THD high performance
instant start universal voltage (120-277 volt). See options for other choices. Each
fixture is standard with one RFI line suppressor. Tested to surpass conducted
emissions (CE102) of Mil. Std. 461e See Options for additional selections for ballasts
and suppressor circuits.
Finish: White DuPont Alesta™ using Agion® silver ion antimicrobial powder coat
finish standard. See option SSP for satin polished stainless steel doors.
Installation: Yoke mounting standard. Flanges of adjoining fixtures are factory
removed to facilitate the installation in continuous rows mounting (CRM) without
overlapping flanges. Four .875" flattened and silicone sealed knockouts for wiring.
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for Wet Location. IBEW Label. EMC tested and
labeled for Mil-Std 461E.
Project:
Fixture Type:
Cross Section
Yoke
4.50”
25.25”x 50.25”
To Table
Ceiling Cutout
24”
49”
Powder
Coated
AGION™
Finish
WET LOCATION
Ordering Information:
ML
-F
-
-
Series
Installation Type
Material
ML
F = Flange
1 = CRS Hsg. & CRS Door
2 = CRS Hsg. & SS Door
Size
Lamps
Voltage
120V
277V
347V
UNV
2x2 = 2'x2' Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F17T8 17W T8 (G13)
1 or 2/T8U6 = F32T8/U/6 (6” U-Lamp, G13)
2 or 3/T8U1 = F31T8/U (1.625” U-Lamp, G13)
2, 3 or 4/BX = 40-Watt Biax (2G11)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F24WT5 24W T5HO (G5)
2x4 = 2'x4' Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F32T8 32W T8 (G13)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5 = F28WT5 28W T5 (G5)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F54WT5 54W T5HO (G5)
Many installations of these fixtures are in continuous rows. The ML series is
unique in that it is designed to be used in this manner though it is standard as an
individual fixture. Kurtzon provides a layout guide to facilitate the planning and
installation of CRM option fixtures. See facing page.
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Options
FF = Fuse & Holder
FD = Two Fuses & Holders
FT = Three Fuses & Holders
ESB = Magnetic Ballast (T8 32W only)
EBPRS= Program Rapid Start Ballast
DIM = Electronic Dimming Ballast**
1/EM = One Lamp Emergency Ballast (700 L)
2/EM = Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (1300 L)
F/EM= Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (3000L)†
2/CIR= Two RFI Protected Switched Circuits
3/CIR= Three RFI Protected Switched Circuits
GG = NSF listed SealPro™ Gasket
SSP= Satin Polished Stainless Steel Door
P12/RFI= Prismatic P12 Acrylic w/RFI Grid
PF= Plaster frame (For wet plaster ceilings)
GL2= Two Green 550nm T8 lamps
**Dimming ballasts are 0-10vdc type by manufacturer
of our choice unless specified. Use DIM/(Model
Name) to specify a certain dimming system.
†Externally Mounted Emergency ballast is secured to
top of fixture housing.
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1420 South Talman Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60608
773/277-2121 FAX 773/277-9164 © 2011
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Med Lock Series
ML06
ML-G 2x2 and 2x4 Recessed 1" & 1.5" T-Bar Grid Luminaires for Surgical Suites
Specifications:
Housing: One piece seam welded 20-gauge CRS, aluminum or stainless steel construction.
Fully white powder coated. All seams of hole-free housing silicone sealed. Designed for proper
installation in standard 1" and 1.5" T-bar grid ceilings..
Project:
Fixture Type:
Door Frame: 20-gauge CRS or stainless steel channel door frame hinged to housing with
continuous stainless steel piano hinge. Secured with 2 captive stainless steel fasteners. See
Options for 85 PSI rating (HD-85).
Cross Section
Gaskets: Neoprene, 100% pure, closed cell located at interface of door to housing and door
to lens. See Option “GG” for SealPro™ NSF Listed closed cell gasketing.
5.0”
Reflector: Full reflector panel designed to enhance asymmetric distribution. White powder
coat finished (minimum reflectivity 88%).
24”x 48”
Lens: One piece symmetric/asymmetric acrylic lens gasketed (closed cell 100% pure neoprene)
in channel door frame. RFI shielded lens ( .375" metallic silver grid) complies with Military
Standard 461E. Consult factory for other lense options.
Installation Detail
Lamps: See lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
Electrical: Standard ballasts - Electronic, high power factor, U.L. listed, Class P, CBM/ETL
certified. Each fixture is standard with one RFI line suppressor. See Options for additional
selections for ballasts and suppressors.
(4) .875” KO’s
24”
Finish: White DuPont Alesta™ using Agion® silver ion antimicrobial powder coat finish
standard for both doors and housings. See option SSP for satin polished stainless steel doors.
Installation: Adjustable Zee-brackets provide even support. See options for integrated seismic
support brackets. Four .875" flattened and silicone sealed knockouts for wiring. Note: This
fixture is not for plaster or drywall ceilings.
48”
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for Wet Location. IBEW Label. EMC tested and labeled for
Mil-Std 461E.
WET LOCATION
IP
64
Powder
Coated
AGION™
IEC 60529
Finish
Ordering Information:
ML
-G
-
-
Series
Installation Type
Material
ML
G = Grid
1" & 1.5" T-bar
1 = CRS Hsg. & CRS Door
2 = CRS Hsg. & SS Door
3 = SS Hsg. & SS Door
4 = Alum. Hsg. & SS Door
Size
Lamps
Voltage
120V
277V
347V
UNV
2x2 = 2'x2' Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F17T8 17W T8 (G13)
1 or 2/T8U6 = F32T8/U/6 (6” U-Lamp, G13)
2 or 3/T8U1 = F31T8/U (1.625” U-Lamp, G13)
2, 3 or 4/BX = 40-Watt Biax (2G11)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F24WT5 24W T5HO (G5)
2x4 = 2'x4' Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F32T8 32W T8 (G13)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5 = F28WT5 28W T5 (G5)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F54WT5 54W T5HO (G5)
Options
FF = Fuse & Holder
FD = Two Fuses & Holders
FT = Three Fuses & Holders
ESB = Magnetic Ballast (T8 32W only)
EBPRS= Program Rapid Start Elect. Ballast
DIM = Electronic Dimming Ballast**
1/EM = One Lamp Emergency Ballast (700 L)
2/EM = Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (1300 L)
F/EM= Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (3000L)†
2/CIR= Two RFI Protected Switched Circuits
3/CIR= Three RFI Protected Switched Circuits
GG = NSF listed SealPro™ Gasket
SSP= Satin Polished Stainless Steel Door
P12/RFI= Prismatic P12 Acrylic w/RFI Grid
GL2= Two Green 550nm T8 lamps
**Dimming ballasts are 0-10vdc type by manufacturer
of our choice unless specified. Use DIM/(Model
Name) to specify a certain dimming system.
†Externally Mounted Emergency ballast is secured to
top of fixture housing.
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Lighting
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1420 South Talman Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60608
773/277-2121 FAX 773/277-9164 © 2011
Website - www.kurtzon.com
www.Kur tzon.com
Med Lock Series
2x2 and 2x4 Recessed Flanged Luminaires for Advanced Surgical Suites
For Use in Straight Rows or Individual Layouts Only
Specifications:
Housing: One piece, seam welded, hole free 18-gauge aluminum construction. Fully
white powder coated.
Door Frame: 20-gauge CRS or stainless steel one piece inset door frame hinged to
housing with two stainless steel cables. Secured by captive stainless steel screws.
Gaskets: NSF Listed extruded closed cell Nitrile gasketing located at interface of door
and housing. NSF listed silicone seals the door to the lens.
Reflector: Die formed metal with high reflectance white polyester powder coat finish.
(minimum reflectivity 88%)
Lens: Two piece acrylic lens system with an external clear lens for easy cleaning and a
linear prismatic acrylic lens internal for light control. RFI shielded with a .375" metallic
conductive grid that complies with radiated emissions (RE101) of Military Standard
461E. Consult factory for other lens options.
Lamps: See lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
Electrical: Standard ballasts - Electronic, less than 10% THD high performance instant
start universal voltage (120-277 volt). See options for other choices. Each fixture is
standard with one RFI line suppressor. Tested to surpass conducted emissions (CE102)
of Mil. Std. 461e See Options for additional selections for ballasts and suppressor
circuits.
Finish: White DuPont Alesta™ using Agion® silver ion antimicrobial powder coat finish
standard for both doors and housings. See option SSP for satin polished stainless steel
doors.
Installation: Adjustable toggle arm mounting standard. See Options for yoke mounting
system (YOKE). Four .875” flattened and silicone sealed knockouts for wiring. Suitable
for through wiring.
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for Wet Locations. Cleanroom ISO14644-1 Class 5 (Fed
Std-209E class 100) IBEW Union Label. EMC tested and labeled for Mil-Std 461E.
IP
65
WET LOCATION
IEC 60529
209E
100
ML08
Project:
Fixture Type:
Cross Section
4.5.”(113)
2x2
2x4
23.7x23.7 23.7x47.7
(602x602) (602x1211)
4.5.”(113)
Ceiling Cutout
24.0”
25”
24.0”
AGION™
FED STD 209E ISO 14644-1
CLASS 100
CLASS 5
- OF
Ceiling Cutout
Powder
Coated
ISO
5
Finish
Ordering Information:
ML
1x4
11.7x47.7
(304x1211)
49”
-
-
-
Series
Installation Type
Material
Size
ML
OF = Flange
1= CRS. Hsg. & CRS Door
2= CRS. Hsg. & SS Door
4= Alum. Hsg. & SS Door
5= Alum. Hsg. & Alum. Door
6= CRS. Hsg. & Alum. Door
Lamps
Voltage
120V
277V
347V
UNV
2x2 = 2'x2' Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F17T8 17W T8 (G13)
1 or 2/T8U6 = F32T8/U/6 (6” U-Lamp, G13)
2 or 3/T8U1 = F31T8/U (1.625” U-Lamp, G13)
2, 3 or 4/BX = 40-Watt Biax (2G11)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F24WT5 24W T5HO (G5)
2x4 = 2'x4' Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F32T8 32W T8 (G13)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5 = F28WT5 28W T5 (G5)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F54WT5 54W T5HO (G5)
**Dimming ballasts are 0-10vdc type by manufacturer of our choice
unless specified. Use DIM/(Model Name) to specify a certain dimming system.
Options
FF = Fuse & Holder
FD = Two Fuses & Holders
FT = Three Fuses & Holders
ESB = Magnetic Ballast (T8 32W only)
EBPRS= Program Rapid Start Ballast
DIM = Electronic Dimming Ballast**
1/EM = One Lamp Emergency Ballast (700 L)
2/EM = Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (1300 L)
F/EM= Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (3000L)†
2/CIR= Two RFI Protected Switched Circuits
3/CIR= Three RFI Protected Switched Circuits
SSP= Satin Polished SS Door
P12/RFI= Prismatic P12 Acrylic w/RFI Grid
PF= Plaster frame (For wet plaster ceilings)
GL2= Two Green 550nm T8 lamps
CRM= Continuous Row Mounting
YOKE= Yoke Mounting System
†Externally Mounted Emergency ballast is secured to top of fixture
housing.
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773/277-2121 FAX 773/277-9164 © 2011
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Med Lock Series
4' Luminaires for Corner Mount Installation
ML11
Project:
Specifications:
Fixture Type:
Housing: One piece, seam welded, hole free 20-gauge CRS, stainless steel or aluminum construction.
Door Frame: 20-gauge CRS or stainless steel channel door frame hinged to housing
with two stainless steel cables. Secured by captive stainless steel screws. See Options for
85 PSI rating (HD-85).
Cross Section
Gaskets: Neoprene, 100% pure, closed cell located at interface of door to housing and
door to lens. See Option “GG” for SealPro™ NSF Listed closed cell gasketing.
7.50”
Reflector: Die formed metal with high reflectance white polyester powder coat finish.
(minimum reflectivity 88%)
Lens: High durability .135” thick virgin acrylic with P12 prismatic pattern. See “Options” for other choices.
7.50”
Lamps: Select lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
8.12”
Electrical: Standard ballast - Electronic less than 10% THD high performance instant
start universal voltage (120-277 volt). See options for other choices.
Finish: Gloss white high reflectance 1000 hr. salt spray polyester powder coat finish
standard for all housings and CRS door frames. Stainless steel doorframes are satin
polished unless option WHT is chosen. See "SSP" option for satin (#4) polished
stainless steel housings.
Installation Detail
Top and Rear View
Installation: Four .312” holes for surface mounting. Silicone sealed knockouts provided for conduit entry in six locations. Suitable for through wiring.
36.0”
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for Wet Locations. IBEW Label.
.312 Mounting Holes
7.50”
IP
64
WET LOCATION
.875 K.O.'s
42.12”
48.12”
IEC 60529
Ordering Information:
ML
- COR
-
-
Series
Installation Type
ML
COR = Corner Mount 1 = CRS Hsg. & CRS Door
2 = CRS Hsg. & SS Door
3 = SS Hsg. & SS Door
4 = Alum. Hsg. & SS Door
40 = 4' Housing
Material
Size
Lamps
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Voltage
120V
277V
347V
UNV
1, 2 or 3/T8 = F32T8 32-Watt T8
1 or 2/T5 = F28W/T5 28-Watt T5 (G5)
1 or 2/T5HO = F54W/T5 54-Watt T5HO (G5)
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Options
Options
FF = Fuse & Holder
FD = Two Fuses & Holders
2/EB = Two Ballasts, (Two Circuits)
EBL = -20°F Electronic Ballast*
EBPRS= Program Rapid Start Ballast
1/EM = 1 Lamp Battery Pack (700L)
2/EM = 2 Lamp Battery Pack (1300L)
TP = Stainless Steel Tamperproof Fasteners
HD85 = 85 P.S.I. Hosedown
GG = NSF listed SealPro™ Gasket
WHT= White Finished Stainless Steel Door Frame
LEX = .125” Prismatic Polycarbonate
PA= Prismatic P12 Pattern Clear Acrylic
A19= Prismatic P19 Pattern Clear Acrylic
HIA= High Impact P12 Pattern Acrylic
TG= Prismatic (C73) Tempered Glass
SSP = Stainless Steel Polished Housing
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773/277-2121 FAX 773/277-9164 © 2011
Website - www.kurtzon.com
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ML12
Med Lock Series
Six Inch Aperture Recessed Non-magnetic Downlites for MRI Installation
Specifications:
Project:
Housing: Non-magnetic stainless and aluminum plaster ring and base assembly supports reflector and lampholder housing. Housing can is adjustable in
vertical depth and removable for electrical inspection.
Reflector: Injection molded plastic with specular aluminum coating.
Fixture Type:
Catalog Number:
Approved by:
Baffle: White elliptical coilex style with spring supports. Roll formed aluminum
trim flange to cover ceiling cutout.
Lens: Injection molded acrylic prismatic diffuser seals dust from reflector and
LED area.
LED: Titan Turbo Trucolor 24w array with thermal and ESD management
systems.
8.0”
Electrical: Cast aluminum J-Box with two threaded conduit entrance points.
Non-magnetic splices provided. All electrical hardware and interconnecting
whip are non magnetic.
10.5”
Remote Driver: 120-277v AC power supply with 1/2 inch trade size conduit
entry points for low and line voltage connection. Mounting feet at each end for
surface attachment at a location within 100 feet of the Luminaires.
Finish: White finished trim ring and white molded baffle.
Installation: .
8.0”
Listings: (Pending )UL Listed for type Non-IC applications. IBEW Label.
Non-Ferrous
MRI
Compliant
Construction
Ordering Information:
ML
- MRV
-4
-6
Series
Installation Type
Material
ML
MRV = Recessed
4 =Aluminum/Stainless steel
6 = 6 Inch Aperture
-LED
Size
LED
- UNV
Voltage
UNV= 120-277V
LED = One 24W Titan Turbo Trucolor array
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Med Lock Series
6"x48" Recessed 1" &1.5" T-Bar Grid Multifunction Luminaires for Patient Rooms
Specifications:
ML 15
Project:
Housing: Welded 20-gauge CRS construction. Fully satin white powder coated.
All seams of hole-free housing sealed. Designed for proper installation in standard
1" and 1.5" T-bar grid ceilings..
Fixture Type:
Gasket: Neoprene, 100% pure, closed cell located at interface of housing and
T-bar grid.
Reflector: Full reflector panel designed to enhance asymmetric distribution.
High reflectance white powder coat finished (minimum reflectivity 92%).
Lens: One piece linear regressed acrylic lens provided high lamp hiding.
Lamps: See lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
Electrical: Standard ballasts - Electronic, less than 10% THD high performance
program start universal voltage (120-277 volt). Two ballasts/circuits are standard.
One each for Exam and Ambient illumination. Exam circuit is thermally protected
to prevent overheating during extended duty cycle. See options for other choices.
Finish: White architectural matte polyester powder coated over multi-stage
pretreatment. See options for DuPont Alesta™ using Agion® silver ion
antimicrobial powder coat finished housings.
Installation: Adjustable Zee-brackets provide even support. See options for
integrated seismic support brackets. Wireway access is through a removable plate
containing two silicone sealed knockouts. Note: This fixture is not for plaster or
drywall ceilings.
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for damp location. IBEW Label.
Ordering Information:
ML
- G/PR
-
-
Series
Installation Type
Material
ML
G/PR = Grid
1" & 1.5" T-bar
1 = CRS Housing
6x24 = 6"x24" Housing
6x48 = 6"x48" Housing
Size
Lamps
Voltage
120V
277V
347V
UNV
Options
FF = Fuse & Holder
FD = Two Fuses & Holders
DIM = Electronic Dimming Ballast**
1/EM = One Lamp Emergency Ballast (700 L)
2 or 3/T5 = Two or three 14-Watt T5 (G5)
2 or 3/T5HO = Two or three 24-Watt T5HO (G5)
2 or 3/T5 = Two or three 28-Watt T5 (G5)
2 or 3/T5HO = Two or three 54-Watt T5HO (G5)
**Dimming ballasts are 0-10vdc type by manufacturer of our choice unless specified. Use DIM/(Model
Name) to specify a certain dimming system.
Two circuits, ambient and exam, are provided as
standard.
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48"
44
46
44
53
57
53
59
65
60
61
68
62
58
63
58
49
54
50
39
44
40
5.6"
24"
5.6"
Exam
Two recessed asymmetric distribution luminaires
installed at 30 inches on center provide examination
level illumination across the full bed surface.
Two recessed asymetric distribution luminaires installed at 30 inches on center provide examination
level illumination across the full bed surface.
30"
24"
Ambient
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Med Lock Series
2x2 and 2x4 Recessed Flanged Luminaires for MRI Featured Advanced Surgical Suites
For Use in Pairs of Master and Satellite Layouts Only
Specifications:
Housing: One piece, seam welded, hole free 18-gauge aluminum construction. Fully white
powder coated. Complete construction is non-magnetic.
ADS
Project:
Fixture Type:
Door Frame: 20-gauge 304 stainless steel or aluminum one piece inset door frame hinged to
housing with two stainless steel cables. Secured by captive stainless steel screws.
Cross Section
Toggle Arms
Gaskets: NSF Listed extruded closed cell Nitrile gasketing located at interface of door and housing. NSF listed silicone seals the door to the lens.
Asymmetric
Distribution
Reflector: Die formed aluminum with high reflectance white polyester powder coat finish. (minimum reflectivity 88%)
4.50”
25.25” x 50.25”
Lens: Two piece acrylic lens system with an external clear lens for easy cleaning and a linear
prismatic acrylic lens internal for light control. RFI shielded with a .375" metallic conductive
grid that complies with radiated emissions (RE101) of Military Standard 461E. Consult factory
for other lens options.
Ceiling Cutout
Lamps: See lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
24.0”
Electrical: Standard ballasts - Electronic, less than 10% THD high performance instant
start universal voltage (120-277 volt). Each master luminaire is standard with two RFI line
suppressors. Tested to surpass conducted emissions (CE102) of Mil. Std. 461e See Options for
additional selections for ballasts and suppressor circuits. Satalite fixtures are wired for secondary
ciruit wiring only. Whips by others.
25”
Ceiling Cutout
Finish: White DuPont Alesta™ using Agion® silver ion antimicrobial powder coat finish standard
for both doors and housings. See option SSP for satin polished stainless steel doors.
Installation: Non magnetic yoke mounting system standard. Four .875” flattened and silicone
sealed knockouts for wiring. Suitable for through wiring. Master luminaires suitable for
mounting outside the 5 gause line. Satellite luminaires may be mounted within the 5 gause line
but all fixtures must be de-energized during MRI operation.
24.0”
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for Wet Locations. Cleanroom ISO14644-1 Class 6 (Fed Std-209E
class 1,000) IBEW Union Label. EMC tested and labeled for Mil-Std 461E.
ISO
6
IP
64
WET LOCATION
209E
10K
FED STD 209E
CLASS 10,000
209E
1,000
ISO 14644-1 FED STD 209E
CLASS 1,000
CLASS 6
IEC 60529
Non-Ferrous
MRI
Compliant
Construction
49”
Powder
Coated
AGION™
Finish
Ordering Information:
ML
- MRIOF
-5
-2X4
-6/T8
Series
Installation Type
Material
Size
ML
MRIOF = Flange
4= Alum. Hsg. & SS Door
5= Alum. Hsg. & Alum. Door
-UNV
Lamps
Voltage
120V
277V
347V
UNV
2x2 = 2'x2' Housing
2, 3, 4 /T8 = F17T8 17W T8 (G13)
1 or 2/T8U6 = F32T8/U/6 (6” U-Lamp, G13)
2 or 3/T8U1 = F31T8/U (1.625” U-Lamp, G13)
2/BX = 40-Watt Biax (2G11)
2/T5HO = F24WT5 24W T5HO (G5)
2x4 = 2'x4' Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F32T8 32W T8 (G13)
2, 3 or 4/T5 = F28WT5 28W T5 (G5)
2, 3, or 4/T5HO = F54WT5 54W T5HO (G5)
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Options
2/CIR= Two RFI Protected Switched Circuits Per
Master Fixture.
SSP= Satin Polished SS Door
P12/RFI= Prismatic P12 Acrylic w/RFI Grid
GL2= Two Green 550nm T8 lamps
MASTER= Master Luminaire (contains RFI filters
and ballasts)
SAT= Satellite (power supplied from master)
Dimming ballasts are not available for remote or
Satellite fixtures. Keep in mind the number of
wires required to interconnect the master to the
satellite fixture.
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FILTER
Med Lock Series
2x2 and 2x4 Recessed Flanged Luminaires for MRI Featured Advanced Surgical Suites
For Use in Pairs of Master and Satellite Layouts Only
MASTER
ADS
SAT
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ELLITE
SATELLITE
cirtemmysA
noitubirtsiD
5 GA
USE
LIN
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Asymmetric
Distribution
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Med Lock Series
2x2 and 2x4 Recessed 1" & 1.5" T-Bar Grid Luminaires for Graphic Ceilings
Specifications:
ML17
Project:
Housing: One piece seam welded 20-gauge CRS, stainless steel or aluminium
construction. All seams of hole-free housing silicone sealed.
Fixture Type:
Door Frame: 20-gauge CRS or stainless steel channel door frame hinged to housing
with two stainless steel cables. Secured by captive stainless steel screws. See Options for
85 PSI rating (HD-85).
Gaskets: Neoprene, 100% pure, closed cell located at interface of door to housing and
door to lens.
Reflector: White powder coat finished (minimum reflectivity 88%).
Lens: Graphic lens overlays a clear washable room side acrylic lens that is gasketed
(closed cell 100% pure neoprene) in channel door frame. Specify graphic panels below.
Lamps: See lamp options listed below. Lamps supplied by others.
Cross Section
Electrical: Standard ballasts - Electronic, less than 10% THD high performance instant
start universal voltage (120-277 volt). See options for other choices. See Options for
additional selections for ballasts and suppressor circuits.
5.0”
Finish: White DuPont Alesta™ using Agion® silver ion antimicrobial powder coat
finish standard on all doorfames.
24.0” x 48.0”
Installation: Adjustable Zee-brackets provide even support. Designed for proper
installation in standard 1" and 1.5" T-bar grid ceilings. Four .875" flattened and
silicone sealed knockouts for wiring. Note: This fixture is not for plaster or drywall
ceilings.
Installation Detail
Listings: UL and CUL Listed for Wet Location. IBEW Label. Class 10,000, ISO-7
cleanspace compatible.
21.0”
23.75”
(4) .875” KO's
42.0”
48.0”
Ordering Information:
ML
Series
ML
- AG
-
-
Installation Type
Material
AG = T-Bar Grid
1 = CRS Hsg. & CRS Door
2 = CRS Hsg. & SS Door
3 = SS Hsg. & SS Door
4 = AL Hsg. & SS Door
(1 & 1.5” T-bar ceilings)
2x2 = 2'x2’ Housing
Size
Lamps
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F17T8 17W T8 (G13)
1 or 2/T8U6 = F32T8/U/6 (6” U-Lamp, G13)
2 or 3/T8U1 = F31T8/U (1.625” U-Lamp, G13)
2, 3 or 4/BX = 40-Watt Biax (2G11)
2x4 = 2'x4’ Housing
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F32T8 32W T8 (G13)
2, 3 or 4/T5 = F28WT5 28W T5 (G5)*
2, 3 or 4/T5HO = F54WT5 54W T5HO (G5)*
Voltage
Options
120V
277V
347V
UNV
FF = Fuse & Holder
EBPRS= Program Rapid Start Elect. Ballast
DIM = Electronic Dimming Ballast**
1/EM = One Lamp Emergency Ballast (700 L)
2/EM = Two Lamp Emergency Ballast (1300 L)
GG = NSF listed SealPro™ Gasket
Graphic Panel Options
CUMB1= Cumulus Dense Clouds
CUMB2= Cumulus Scattered Clouds
STRATUS = Stratus Dense Clouds
CIRRUS= Cirrus Dense Clouds
ARRAY= Birch Trees Array
ARRAY2= Cumulus Array
**Dimming ballasts are 0-10vdc type by manufacturer of our choice unless specified. Use DIM/(Model
Name) to specify a certain dimming system.
†Externally Mounted Emergency ballast is secured to
top of fixture housing.
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RD01
Daylight Series
Two, Three & Four Foot Recessed for Flanged and T-bar Grid Installation.
Specification:
Housing: Lapped and spot welded 20 ga. CRS construction. Designed for
installation Plaster or Drywall ceilings before ceiling closure and in T-bar grid
systems
Door Frame: One piece .125" thick Aluminum rigid extruded ring supports
the lens. Concealed torsion springs securely support the frame and provide
for tool-less entry.
Gasketing: Triple gasketing construction provides clean room like seal for a
long lasting, dust tight enclosure. 100% Neoprene gasket.
Reflector: White powder coat finished (minimum reflectivity 88%).
Lens: One piece white translucent acrylic lens secured in doorframe. Available
in three profiles: Concave, convex and flat. See "Options" below to specify.
Electrical: Standard ballast - Electronic less than 10% THD high performance
instant start universal voltage (120-277 volt). See options for other choices.
Installation: Four .375" dia. holes provided for fixture support at each corner.
Four wire attachment points are provided for supplemental seismic support.
T-bar grid support brackets for proper fit within standard 1 inch T-bar grid
systems.
Listings: UL and CUL listed for Wet locations. IBEW labeled. AFL/CIO
Union Made. IP64 rated.
Note: Due to the nature of a circular aperture and the square housing,
fixture must be installed before ceiling closure.
Cross Section
(Concave lense shown)
48.00”
7.10”
42.62”
44.37”
this
42.12”
7.10”
36.75”
38.25”
IP
64
24.15”
IEC 60529
WET LOCATION
7.10”
20.06”
21.68”
Ordering Information:
RD - F/G
Series
RD
-
Installation Type
F/G= Flanged
& T-bar Grid
Material
Size
Lamps
1 = CRS Hsg. & Alum. Door
2, 3, 4 or 6/T8 = F17T8 17W T8 (G13)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5 = F14WT5 14W T5 (G5)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F24WT5 24W T5HO (G5)
2 or 3/T8U1 = F32T8/U 1.6" 32W U-Lamp T8
30= 3' Housing
2, 3, 4, 6 or 8/T8 = F25T8 25W T8 (G13)
2, 3, 4, 6 or 8/T5 = F21WT5 21W T5 (G5)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F39WT5 39W T5HO (G5)
40= 4' Housing
2, 3, 4, 6 or 8/T8 = F32T8 32W T8 (G13)
2, 3, 4, 6 or 8/T5 = F28WT5 28W T5 (G5)
2, 3, 4 or 6/T5HO = F54WT5 54W T5HO (G5)
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Voltage
120V
277V
347V
UNV
20= 2' Housing
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Options
FF = Fuse & Holder
FD = Two Fuses & Holders
2/EB = Two Ballasts, (Two Circuits)*
EBL = -20°F Electronic Ballast*
EBPRS= Program Rapid Start Ballast*
1/EM = 1 Lamp Battery Pack (700L)*
2/EM = 2 Lamp Battery Pack (1300L)*
CC= Concave lense
CV= Convex lense
FL= Flat lens
AG= Graphic panel option
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