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WP WALL PACK
APPLICATION GUIDE
WALL PACK
Replacement or New Construction; A Solution for Every Need
LED provides a superior alternative to traditional sources for replacement of existing fixtures or for new construction.
• Over 5x longer life; virtually maintenance free.
• 70-90% reduction in energy consumption.
• Superior lumen maintenance over life.
• Clean white light for improved aesthetic
and visibility.
• Superior luminous uniformity and glare control.
• Qualifies for many available utility rebate programs.
• Contains no mercury.
For a list of DesignLights Consortium™ QPL listed products, please visit www.designlights.org/QPL/en/saved/UBU24XJ.
This Application Guide includes a reference to determine the appropriate Everline WPL13 model to replace an existing metal halide, high pressure sodium, or
compact fluorescent wall pack or to determine the mounting height and spacing range for new construction applications.
The following pages also illustrate the annual savings that can result from replacement of existing, non-LED wall packs with the WPL13. Additional savings
opportunities exist in regions with higher electric rates and rebate programs.
Data subject to change without notice.
Universal Lighting Technologies is a member of the Panasonic Group.
Rev 10/2015
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APPLICATION GUIDE
WALL PACK
Explaining Equivalence
70 W Metal Halide Wall Pack
≈15 ft
≈1.5 Mt. Ht.
“How can an LED wall pack delivering 904 lumens be considered equivalent to an HID wall pack using
a 5,000 lumen 70-watt metal halide lamp?”
Let’s use the 70W metal halide wall pack as an example.
≈15 ft
≈1.5 Mt. Ht.
This guide illustrates LED / HID equivalence in application using lighting calculations to compare the
WPL13 to representative non-LED wall packs. This “real world” approach considers all factors
including light losses, optical efficiency, and optical directionality.
0.5 fc
FIXTURE
WALL
Light Loss Factor: A 70W coated metal halide lamp produces 5,000 lm initially and mean lumens
over life of around 2,800 lm. Although that’s a 0.53 Light Loss Factor (LLF), most engineers use
around a 0.72 LLF for HID. We now have only 3,600 lm from the metal halide lamp (5,000 x .72). A
LLF of 0.9 is commonly used for LED due to its superior lumen maintenance and longer life.
More light directed toward wall
(mostly absorbed)
PLAN VIEW: Isofootcandle line
Optical Directionality: Not every lumen exiting the fixture beneficially contributes footcandles to the
task (the ground in this case). HID and CFL lamps are difficult to control with precision. Lumens
directed to the wall are mostly absorbed. Lumens directed at high angles are wasted as stray light or
uplight. Excessive lumens directly below wastefully produce a non-uniform hot spot. Fortunately, LED
sources are much easier to control, allowing more effective use of fewer lumens.
That’s why this Application Guide is based on actual lighting calculations.
Outdoor lighting requirements commonly call for a minimum illuminance of 0.5 fc. The diagrams to the
right illustrate the calculated ground illuminance pattern of the a typical 70W metal halide cutoff wall
pack and the WPL13-10L, both at a 10’ mounting height. In both cases, the 0.5 fc line is about 1.5
mounting heights in front and to each side of the fixture, resulting in the same fixture count and
spacing.
Mounting Height: 10’
Light Loss Factor: 0.72
WPL13‐10L LED Wall Pack
≈15 ft
≈1.5 Mt. Ht.
0.5 fc
≈15 ft
≈1.5 Mt. Ht.
Optical Efficiency: The 3,600 metal halide lamp lumens also suffer fixture optical losses. The 70W
metal halide fixture depicted in the guide is pretty typical at a 68% optical efficiency. So, we now have
only about 2,450 lm exiting the 70W metal halide fixture vs. 904 lm existing the WPL13-10L.
FIXTURE
PLAN VIEW: Isofootcandle line
Hence, both fixtures are equivalent from the most “real world” way of looking at things… application.
Data subject to change without notice.
Universal Lighting Technologies is a member of the Panasonic Group.
Rev 10/2015
Mounting Height: 10’
WALL
Less light directed toward wall
(mostly absorbed)
Light Loss Factor: 0.90
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Fixture Spacing
Mounting
Height
0.1 fc
0.2 fc
0.5 fc
Grid lines represent distance in mounting heights.
REPLACEMENT
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Approximate Equivalence 2
MH
HPS
CFL
Mounting
Height 3
Fixture
Spacing 4
WPL13-10L8XX-U-BZ with WCS13-BZ
50-70W
35-70W
1x42W
Up to 10 ft
Up to 32 ft
WPL13-14L8XX-U-BZ with WCS13-BZ
100-150W
70W
2x42W
Up to 12 ft
Up to 39 ft
WPL13-23L8XX-U-BZ with WCS13-BZ
175W
70-100W
2x42W
Up to 14 ft
Up to 44 ft
WPL13-27L8XX-U-BZ with WCS13-BZ
175W
100W
-
Up to 15 ft
Up to 48 ft
WPL13-33L8XX-U-BZ with WCS13-BZ
200W
150W
-
Up to 16 ft
Up to 50 ft
Catalog Number 1
NOTES:
1. Calculations based on 4000K unit with
acrylic lens and WCS13-BZ cutoff shield.
Units without cutoff shield exhibit
increased forward throw of approximately
0.25-0.5 mounting heights.
Data subject to change without notice.
Universal Lighting Technologies is a member of the Panasonic Group.
Rev 10/2015
2. Approximate equivalence based on
illuminance calculations assuming a
typical conventional cutoff luminaire at
the same corresponding WPL13
mounting height, an HID or CFL light loss
factor of 0.72, and negligible surface
reflectance.
3. Upper limit of mounting height range
4. Fixture spacing indicated is for upper limit of
produces 0.5 fc on grade, approx. 1.5-2.0
mounting height range based on photometric
mounting heights in front of and to either side
Spacing Criterion to maintain uniformity.
of the luminaire. Assumes a 0.9 LED light
loss factor and negligible surface reflectance.
Mounting height may be further increased if a
lower illuminance target is acceptable.
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APPLICATION GUIDE
WALL PACK
METAL HALIDE
Traditional Wall Pack 1
Lamp Lumens 2
ANNUAL COST OF OWNERSHIP
Fixture Delivered Lumens 3
Input Power
Luminaire Efficacy
Lamp Life
Electricity 4
Peak Demand Charge 5
Relamp Material Relamp Labor Total
6
70W MH
5,000 lm
100W PMH
8,100 lm
125W PMH
10,800 lm
150W MH
11,500 lm
150W PMH
12,600 lm
175W MH
13,500 lm
200W PMH
18,900 lm
2,116 lm
68.0 W
31.1 lm/W
10,000 Hr.
$29.78
3,412 lm
90.0 W
37.9 lm/W
15,000 Hr.
$39.42
5,528 lm
129.0 W
42.9 lm/W
15,000 Hr.
$56.50
7,695 lm
150.0 W
51.3 lm/W
15,000 Hr.
$65.70
8,193 lm
185.0 W
44.3 lm/W
15,000 Hr.
$81.03
8,977 lm
190.0 W
47.2 lm/W
15,000 Hr.
$83.22
9,618 lm
213.0 W
45.2 lm/W
12,000 Hr.
$93.29
8,767 lm
232.0 W
37.8 lm/W
15,000 Hr.
$101.62
$12.24
$16.20
$23.22
$27.00
$33.30
$34.20
$38.34
$41.76
$9.06
$6.96
$4.25
$11.61
$5.78
$5.78
$111.80
$129.17
WPL13‐14L840‐U
$5.78
$130.16
$7.22
$5.42
7
Everline WPL13‐XXL840‐U8
Fixture Delivered Lumens 3
Input Power
Luminaire Efficacy
Op. Hrs. to 70% Lumens
ANNUAL COST OF OWNERSHIP
50W MH
3,100 lm
Electricity 4
$3.67
$7.04
$8.67
$5.78
$56.11
$65.07
WPL13‐10L840‐U
$5.78
$92.54
2,402 lm
30.8 W
78.0 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$13.49
2,817 lm
35.4 W
79.6 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$15.51
$3.56
$4.37
$5.54
$6.37
$0.00
$0.00
$15.02
$128.09
$0.00
$19.03
$124.07
$0.00
$21.88
$138.89
1,712 lm
19.8 W
86.5 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$8.67
$1.69
$0.00
6,7
$5.81
$50.30
$59.26
NOTES:
1. Based on typical non-LED cutoff wall pack.
2. Design lumens after ballast factor.
3. Neglecting light loss factor, typically 0.72 for HID and 0.9
for LED.
Data subject to change without notice.
Universal Lighting Technologies is a member of the Panasonic Group.
Rev 10/2015
$80.31
$5.78
$143.11
$160.77
WPL13‐23L840‐UWPL13‐27L840‐U WPL13‐33L840‐U
2,084 lm
24.3 W
85.8 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$10.64
904 lm
9.4 W
96.2 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$4.12
Peak Demand Charge 5
Relamp Mat'l. & Labor Total
Everline WPL13 Annual Savings
$13.32
$12.24
$99.56
$116.94
4. Based on 10 Hr/day, 365 day/year operation at
$0.12/KWH
5. Based on $15/KW monthly peak demand charge.
$117.92
6. Based on typical retail lamp replacement cost.
7. Assumes 15 minute/fixture re-lamp labor at $95/hour.
8. Assumes wall pack fixtures used with WCS13-BZ full
cutoff shield installed.
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HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM
1
Traditional Wall Pack 2
Lamp Lumens 3
ANNUAL COST OF OWNERSHIP
Fixture Delivered Lumens Input Power
Luminaire Efficacy
Lamp Life
4
Electricity 5
Peak Demand Charge 6
Relamp Material 7
Relamp Labor Total
Everline WPL13‐XXL840‐U8
3
ANNUAL COST OF OWNERSHIP
Fixture Delivered Lumens Input Power
Luminaire Efficacy
Op. Hrs. to 70% Lumens
4
Electricity 5
Peak Demand Charge 6,7
Relamp Mat'l. & Labor Total
Everline WPL13 Annual Savings
35W HPS
2,250 lm
1,336 lm
46.0 W
50W HPS
4,000 lm
2,375 lm
62.0 W
70W HPS
6,400 lm
3,799 lm
86.0 W
COMPACT FLUORESCENT
100W HPS
9,500 lm
5,640 lm
115.0 W
150W HPS
16,000 lm
9,498 lm
170.0 W
1x42W
3,520 lm
2,059 lm
51.0 W
2x42W
7,040 lm
4,118 lm
102.0 W
29.0 lm/W
38.3 lm/W
44.2 lm/W
49.0 lm/W
55.9 lm/W
16,000 Hr.
24,000 Hr.
24,000 Hr.
24,000 Hr.
24,000 Hr.
40.4 lm/W
12,000 Hr.
$20.15
$27.16
$37.67
$50.37
$74.46
$22.34
40.4 lm/W
12,000 Hr.
$44.68
$8.28
$11.16
$15.48
$20.70
$30.60
$9.18
$18.36
$2.35
$1.81
$1.51
$1.89
$1.52
$4.37
$13.11
$5.42
$36.20
$3.61
$43.74
$3.61
$3.61
$58.27
$76.58
$3.61
$110.19
$7.22
$43.11
$83.37
WPL13‐10L840‐U
904 lm
WPL13‐10L840‐U WPL13‐14L840‐U WPL13‐23L840‐U WPL13‐23L840‐U WPL13‐27L840‐U WPL13‐33L840‐U WPL13‐10L840‐U WPL13‐14L840‐U WPL13‐23L840‐U
9.4 W
904 lm
1,712 lm
2,084 lm
9.4 W
19.8 W
24.3 W
96.2 lm/W
96.2 lm/W
86.5 lm/W
85.8 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$4.12
>140,000 Hr.
>140,000 Hr.
>140,000 Hr.
$4.12
$8.67
$10.64
$1.69
$3.56
$4.37
$1.69
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$5.81
$5.81
$12.24
$15.02
$52.46
$46.03
$43.25
$30.39
$37.93
NOTES:
1. Based on typical non-LED cutoff wall pack.
2. Design lumens after ballast factor.
3. Neglecting light loss factor, typically 0.72 for HID and 0.9
for LED.
Data subject to change without notice.
Universal Lighting Technologies is a member of the Panasonic Group.
Rev 10/2015
$7.22
2,084 lm
24.3 W
85.8 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$10.64
$4.37
2,402 lm
30.8 W
78.0 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$13.49
$5.54
2,817 lm
35.4 W
79.6 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$15.51
$6.37
$0.00
$15.02
$61.56
$0.00
$19.03
$57.54
$0.00
$21.88
$88.31
4. Based on 10 Hr/day, 365 day/year operation at
$0.12/KWH
5. Based on $15/KW monthly peak demand charge.
904 lm
9.4 W
96.2 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$4.12
$1.69
$0.00
$5.81
$37.30
1,712 lm
19.8 W
86.5 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$8.67
$3.56
2,084 lm
24.3 W
85.8 lm/W
>140,000 Hr.
$10.64
$4.37
$0.00
$12.24
$71.13
$0.00
$15.02
$68.35
6. Based on typical retail lamp replacement cost.
7. Assumes 15 minute/fixture re-lamp labor at $95/hour.
8. Assumes wall pack fixtures used with WCS13-BZ full
cutoff shield installed.
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