V e n t u r e L i g h t i n g Introduction Introduction Applications Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product Technical Information Who is Venture: Innovator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Who is Venture: Worldwide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Who is Venture: Manufacturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Why Venture: Quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Why Venture: Advantage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Benefits of Uni-Form® pulse start systems . . . .6-13 Why Uni-Form: Better . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Why Uni-Form: Brighter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Why Uni-Form: Safer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Why Uni-Form: Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Why Uni-Form: Superior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Why Uni-Form: Smarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Why Uni-Form: Reliable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Why Uni-Form: Savings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Vision: the future of metal halide lighting . . . . . . . .14 Applications Lighting with Electronics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Big box retail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Grocery store lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Retail lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 School/University lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Outdoor sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 Arena lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Gas Station Canopy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 Highbay industrial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Manufacturing lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 Airport lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Security lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 Parking garage lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 Parking lot and site lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 Municipal lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 Roadway lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 General guide of product by application . . . . . . . .32 Selection Guide How to specify Venture product . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 Listing of Uni-Form pulse start lamps . . . . . . .34-35 I n t e r n a t i o n a l Uni-Form® Systems 50 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 70 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 100 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 125 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41 150 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 175 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 200 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 250 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46 320 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48 350 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 400 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 Electronic Ballasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 450 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52 575 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54 875 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56 1000 watt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57 Natural White™ electronic systems . . . . . . . . . . . .58 Natural White™ magnetic systems . . . . . . . . . . . . .59 Wiring diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60 Specialty Lamps High Output Protected Lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . .62-63 Energy Master® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64-65 White-Lux® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66 High wattage/Sports lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67 Tubular lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68 Double ended and G12 lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69 High wattage double ended lamps . . . . . . . . . . . .70 Technical Information Metal halide benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84 Uni-Form pulse start system benefits . . . . . . . . . .85 Light output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87 Light color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88 Designing for Low Light Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89 Proper Use of MH Lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92 Lamp Life & Group Relamping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93 Open-rated Lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94 Ballast introduction and history . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 Ballast types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96 Ballast performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98 Lamp starting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .99 Capacitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .99 Ignitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100 Remote mounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .101 Grounding & wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102 Circuit Loading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102 Agency Certification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102 Ignitor & Capacitor Figures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103 Bulb and Base Comparison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103 Bracket Figures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .104 Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .105 Product Index Product Description Code Explanation . . . . . . . .107 Lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 Ballasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .111 Warranty information and dimming policy . . . . . .113 Standard Metal Halide Lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72-73 Ballasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74-75 Wiring diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76 Additional Ballasts High Pressure Sodium ballasts . . . . . . . . . . . .78-79 Wiring diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80 European Product European lamps and control gear . . . . . . . . . . . . .82 Product Index Contact Information Spring • 2007 Edition North American HID Lighting Specification Guide © 2007 Venture Lighting International Solon, Ohio 44139 Venture, Uni-Form, UV Shield, Opti-Wave, Opti-E, White-Lux, Energy Master, Smartpac, e-Lamp, Natural White and “The World Leader In Metal Halide Technology” are trademarks or registered trademarks of Venture Lighting International. Photo Credits Introduction Applications Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product INTRODUCTION INFORMATION The Metal Halide Innovator Applying a systems approach to metal halide development has generated a number of breakthrough innovations. Venture’s Uni-Form® pulse start systems begin with our exclusive tipless formed body arc tube, sculpted to follow the actual shape of the light-producing arc producing a nearly perfect thermal profile. Our patented weldless lamp mount construction is stronger than standard welds. Designing high intensity discharge lighting for use on high frequency electronic ballasts has opened the door for more efficiency and more capabilities. Venture has invented most of the metal halide lamp types used around the world. Innovator Always Breaking New Ground Venture Lighting, the fastest growing metal halide lighting company in the world, is the only one concentrated on this technology. Since 1983, we’ve created a constant stream of new systems for our customers. Our range of optimized lamps and ballasts, including the revolutionary Uni-Form systems, has grown to encompass lamp wattages from 20 to 2000. This unique focus offers peak performance lighting solutions. Venture’s magnetic and electronic Opti-Wave ballasts improve power control, reduce ballast noise and lower the current crest factor. The benefits of our advanced technology include more light for less energy, improved color uniformity, significantly longer lamp life, quieter operation and dimming capabilities. Product Index Technical Information Who is Venture? 1 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Applications Introduction Who is Venture? Global Perspective Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Venture maintains a worldwide network of low cost, lean manufacturing facilities. Quality is sustained through control systems constructed to meet ISO 9001 standards. Our four facilities in India, a lamp manufacturing facility, an electronic ballast manufacturing facility, a magnetic ballast manufacturing facility and research and development facility. Our lamp manufacturing facility is the largest metal halide plant in the Pacific Rim. Our joint venture in China gives us a presence in one of the largest potential markets in the world. Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Worldwide Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Our Solon, Ohio headquarters includes a product development and new products manufacturing center to support our leadership in originating new systems. The company is part of Advanced Lighting Technologies Inc. (ADLT). Our sister companies feature complementary capabilities: APL Engineered Materials (APL), a strategic supplier of halides, amalgams and other components to the lighting industry and Deposition Sciences, Inc. (DSI), a leader in sophisticated thin film coatings and deposition systems to the lighting industry. 2 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Applications Who is Venture? INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Leadership Focus Venture Lighting introduced most of the metal halide lamp types currently in use around the world, and our innovations continue to lead the industry. We were the first to introduce: • A complete line of low wattage lamps Selection Guide • Reduced jacket 175, 400, 1000 watt lamps • White-Lux® retrofit lamps to operate on HPS ballasts • Open-rated pulse start lamps featuring UV-reducing UV Shield® technology • e-Lamp™, designed especially for dimming on high frequency electronic ballasts Manufacturer Compounded Annual Growth Rate 19% 1983 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Venture, established in 1983, has 19% compounded growth rate over the last 13 years Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems • Horizontal Uni-Form® pulse start lamps 3 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Metal Halide Leader The unique characteristics of metal halide lighting provide high performance. Applications Introduction Why Venture? • Metal halide lamps have an average life ranging from 10,000 to 20,000++ hours; More than 10 times that of incandescent lamps • Metal halide light output is closer to natural sunlight than other sources Selection Guide • Metal halide lamps can be designed to produce almost any color temperature from 2,700°K to 20,000°K Uni-Form® Systems • Metal Halide lamps offer excellent color rendering with a 70 to 90+ CRI Venture and Metal Halide Development Through the Years 1965-1985 Phase I: 175, 250, 400, 1000 and 1500 Watt probe start lamps 1985-1990 Phase II: repackaging existing MH lamps 1990-1996 Phase III: Medium base, low watt development Lamp and ballast technology improvements: - Color uniformity - Color shift - Lumen maintenance - Mortality (life) - Warm-up - Re-strike - Open fixture protection - Improved performance horizontal 1997-2004 Phase IV: Uni-Form® pulse start metal halide lighting systems 2005-2006 Phase V: Natural White®, Horizontal pulse start and electronics Reengineering Lamp and Ballast technology Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Quality Additional Ballasts Why Metal Halide? • Metal Halide lamps generate high light levels from a compact light source • Lamps are unaffected by ambient temperature and are equally suited for indoor and outdoor use European Product • Metal Halide lamps generate 65-115 lumens per watt Product Index Technical Information • Deliver more light with lower electrical power generating requirements which results in less air pollution 4 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Why Venture? INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Advancements in Lamp Technology The Venture Advantage A major advantage in metal halide lighting was the introduction of Venture’s revolutionary Uni-Form pulse start system. This second generation technology holds the future for metal halide. Uni-Form systems offer up to 50% more lumens per system watt than do standard metal halide lamps and ballasts. Its capabilities continue to improve. Recently, Venture became the only manufacturer to offer Uni-Form lamps optimized for horizontal operation in a compact tubular configuration. New developments will soon bring better lumen maintenance and even more wattage options for specifiers. Pinch Fin Electrode Arc Chamber Exhaust Tip Electrode Pinch Fin Probe Start Arc Tube Formed-Body Pulse Start Tipless Arc Tube Advantage Metal Halide: A Light Above The Rest Specifying Venture® product is easy when there is a broad range of types and wattages for almost any application indoor or outdoor. Metal halide lighting can be used for industrial, commercial, retail and municipal spaces. • MH vs. Incandescent: MH lamps lasts up to 20 times longer and have a lower operating cost over life • MH vs. Mercury Vapor: MH lamps are more energy efficient. Mercury Vapor lamps produce lower lumens per watt and with lower CRI than MH • MH vs. HPS: MH lamps produce better light quality. HPS lamps deliver a strong yellow light with poor CRI of only 20 - 25 • MH vs. Fluorescent: The size of a fluorescent lamp makes it hard to direct light. One 100 watt MH lamp produces the same total light as three 32 watt T8 fluorescent lamps but can be focused better, deliverly light where it is needed. MH lamps are not affected by temperature unlike fluorescent lamps. Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Starter Electrode 5 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Why Uni-Form ? Introduction ® INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Uni-Form® Systems 100 80 • Faster Warm-Up/Restrike - Up to 400% improvement - Less arc chamber quartz mass reduces thermal losses Uni-Form Pulse Start • Better Color Uniformity - Smaller temperature gradient in the arc tube, along with uniform wall thickness and shape, combined with the optimized regulation of the Opti-Wave® ballasts, results in excellent color uniformity 60 Standard Metal Halide 40 20 40 60 80 100 % Rated Life • Reliable starting in colder conditions, down to -40°C; Exclusion of starter electrode, bi-metal switch and resistor improves the reliability of the lamp Better Color Uniformity Color Uniformity - MacAdam Ellipses .016 .008 CCY • More consistent lamp to lamp color • Better color while dimming with Uni-Form systems - Stays white when dimmed, while ceramic metal halide turns green .032 .024 Additional Ballasts • Up to 100% longer lamp life - Less replacement for the end-user. • Saves Energy - Up to 50% improvement in system lumens per watt compared to standard metal halide technology 0 Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Lamp Mortality Curve % Survivors Selection Guide Applications Longer Life Uni-Form® pulse start systems offer up to 100% longer lamp life along with improved lumen maintenance. This directly benefits end-users by reducing lifetime operating costs. While 50% of standard metal halide lamps survive to the end of their rated life, 70% of Uni-Form lamps will still be operating on magnetic ballasts. On HF electronic ballasts, 80% of Uni-Form lamps will still be operating at the end of rated life. The Uni-Form® Advantage • Ideal for daylight harvesting 0 -.008 Lumen Maintenance Comparison 55,000 -.024 -.032 -.032 Uni-Form® 450 Watt -.024 Product Index -.016 -.008 0 .008 .016 .024 45,000 .032 Standard MH Ceramic MH Uni-Form MH 10-step ellipse 6-step ellipse 4-step ellipse Lumens CCX 35,000 Uni-Form® Uni-Form systems are a more efficient light source, especially when operating on Venture’s electronic ballast. Compared to standard metal halide or many T5HO systems, Uni-Form systems save more energy. 350 Watt 25,000 Technical Information European Product -.016 MH 400W/U 15,000 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 Hours of Operation 6 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Superior Lumen Maintenance Uni-Form pulse start system lumen output does not decay as rapidly over life as standard metal halide. Mean lumens improve dramatically, up to 50% higher, with lamps operating on Opti-Wave low current crest factor ballasts. der Today! Or Uni-Form 450W Uni-Form® Systems 47,000 Initial Lumens a il Brighter Advantage 125W 150W 16800 Lumens 14000 Lumens 9100 Lumens 175W 43 LPW 200W 72LPW 20000 Lumens 29000 Lumens 23000 Lumens 13700 Lumens 250W 73LPW 47 LPW 300W 320W 350W 400W 51 LPW 450W 575W 80LPW 66 LPW 875W 86LPW LPW= Mean Lumens Per System Watt Product Index Note: All Uni-Form pulse start wattages are tested on Opti-Wave ballasts. All standard systems are tested on CWA ballasts 25000 Lumens 71000 Lumens 40000 Lumens 35000 Lumens 26000 Lumens 80000 Lumens STANDARD 1000 Watt 10500 Lumens Mean Lumen STANDARD 8400 Lumens The x, 48000 Lumens STANDARD ces i o h d eC M o r O p ti m i z e of ht and Lig rgy Ene STANDARD Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product a (8) F54T5HO 37,600 Mean Lumens 40,000 Initial Lumens at 35˚c -m Selection Guide (on electronics) 40,000 Mean Lumens F Technical Information C a ll, Standard 400W Metal Halide 23,000 Mean Lumens 36,000 Initial Lumens E Applications Introduction Why Uni-Form ? ® 7 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Featuring Protection Applications Introduction Why Uni-Form ? ® Selection Guide For over 15 years, Venture has been leading the way by producing metal halide lamps that contain shrouds which passs the ANSI containment test. In the event of an arc tube rupture, the shroud contains hot particles within the lamp. Venture is building lighting systems with safety in mind. Stop Yellowing • Meets requirements of the 2005 National Electric Code® Without UV Shield® With UV Shield® • No luminaire lens required, delivering more light Uni-Form® Systems • Can be operated continuously, no shut-off required • Blocks nearly all UV with UV Shield® technology • Can be used in open or enclosed luminaries • Passes ANSI test for use in open luminaries Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Safer Venture’s Type-O MP & MPI Shrouded Arc Tubes Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts We have Product Index nts f e v e Pr g” o n i w te lo “Yel arbona c poly enses l Always been as Overprotective As... Venture lamps meet the requirements of the 2005 National Electric Code®. This means that in all states that adopt the 2005 NEC, all metal halide open fixtures must have sockets that can only operate with ANSI Type-O lamps, which feature a containment shroud around the arc tube. Standard arc tube found in a Type-S lamp 8 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Horizontal Pulse Start Selection Guide Applications Introduction Why Uni-Form ? ® The only pulse start product designed for optimal operation in the No position oriented socket (pom) needed! Leadership Greater Performance Achieve greater performance with Uni-Form® Horizontal pulse start. The secret is in the shape. Venture’s unique formed body arc tube in the first pulse start lamps especially designed for horizontal operation. Additional Ballasts • Long life: 20,000+ hours • Optimized for full cut off fixtures - better light & less light pollution Isn’t it Time to Switch From HPS to Uni-Form • Better design flexibility ® Lamp Mortality Through Useful Life Scotopic System LPW (S/P) 90 80 Standard MH 400W/U/ED28 horizontal 70 60 40 400W 200W 320W 350W Uni-Form® Horizontal Pulse Start T15 Lamps 100 140 120 100 Uni-Form® Horizontal T15 320W 80 % Survivors Scotopic System Lumens Per Watt European Product 100 50 160 HPS Uni-Form® Horizontal pulse start 90 80 In many applications, Horizontal pulse start equals HPS 70 60 MH 400W/U/ED28 HPS 400W horizontal operation 40 4,000 8,000 12,000 16,000 Hours of Operation 20,000 60 4,000 8,000 12,000 No Trade-Offs • Same life as vertical lamps • Same restrike time • Same color uniformity • 40% Higher mean lumens than probe start Hours of Operation Product Index Technical Information Horizontal Performance Mean Lumens Per Watt Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems horizontal position 9 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Applications Why Uni-Form ? ® INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Bring Daylight Indoors Natural White ® What could be more natural than sunlight? With Natural White, blues are true blue, reds are more vibrant, whites are whiter, and skin tones are as natural looking as under the sun. • High CRI lighting, 90+ 950 Series of Lamps • 90% mean lumens - A first in HID industry! • Daylight color: 5000K CCT which is perfect for daylight harvesting Selection Guide • With electronic system, 2 year 100% lamp warranty • Excellent color uniformity 9n0Lumens Uni-Form® Systems Mea Natural White® 5000K - 90+ CRI Ceramic metal halide 4000K - 90 CRI Compact Fluorescent 3500K - 82 CRI t in y! s r i A F dustr In the Superior Specialty Lamps Lighting with Electronics Venture designs and manufactures a wide selection of Opti-E™ electronic ballasts. All ballasts are compliant with North American safety standards, including UL Component Recognition for both Canada and U.S. ( and ). More certifications are forth coming. Our plants are ISO 9001 certified. • Electronic ballasts have improved efficiency >93% compared to 88% for CWA ballasts • Dimming built in for control interface of continuous dimming down to 50% with e-Lamp™ products • Faster lamp warm up - fast high frequency ignition • Improved arc stability - flicker free • Improved lumen maintenance • Tight lamp power regulation improves color uniformity Lamp Mortality Curve 100 % Survivors Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product Technical Information Product Index % 80 Uni-Form Pulse Start e-Lamp 60 Standard Metal Halide 40 0 20 40 60 80 100 % Rated Life 10 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Applications Selection Guide Why Uni-Form ? ® INTRODUCTION INFORMATION System Solutions Double Your Warranty It’s not just about lamps and ballasts. It’s about all the further benefits of a lighting system solution. Venture’s pulse start system technology, actualized in Uni-Form® pulse start lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts (magnetic and electronic), represents advancement as important as the invention of the metal halide lamp. Every change in arc tube design, lamp construction and the ballast enhances overall system performance. This metal halide focus allows us to offer a vast array of integrated packages, providing optimum lighting efficacy and quality for virtually any application. Venture’s “One Call” limited warranty program is first in the industry in its comprehensive system coverage. It doubles the warranty period on lamps and ballasts purchased and installed as part of the Uni-Form system. Since Venture designs and manufactures the lamps and ballasts, customers who purchase a complete system need to make only “one call” to receive full service on any component from Venture’s team of technical experts. This means no finger pointing; one source, one call to 1-800LIMITED 451-2606 for service. Technical assistants will answer all your questions. ONE CALL SYSTEM Smarter Energy Savings & Recycling In One Box! Venture’s Smartpac® service solves your solid waste problem with simple, no-fee HID lamp recycling for the United States and Canada: • No cost to you for the service; pay only for shipping Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems WARRANTY • 100% of the mercury is reclaimed As easy as... 1. Buy 2. Contact 3. Ship Buy metal halide lamps from Venture Lighting. Just put the used lamps in the Venture Lighting carton and seal it. Contact a Smartpac customer representative for your Return Authorization Number. For details, call 888-223-6359 or e-mail us at smartpac@adlt.com. Ship the lamps back to Venture Lighting. If you are in a state or province that promotes recycling, you can use a bill of lading. Product Index Technical Information European Product • Meets all North American regulatory guidelines 11 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Not Affected By Temperature 110 Less Temperature Variation Metal halide technology is not affected by temperature, compared to fluorescent lighting that has a single optimal temperature point. 100 Selection Guide % of Light Outpput Applications Introduction Why Uni-Form ? ® 90 80 70 60 Better Cold Starting Uni-Form technology offers more reliable starting at extreme temperatures, down to -40°C (-40°F). It’s perfect for winter weather or warehouse freezer conditions. 50 40 30 20 10 0 Uni-Form® Systems 5 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 Ambient Temperature °C Uni-Form® T8 Fluorescent T5HO Fluorescent Specialty Lamps Reliable Warm Up and Restrike Time • 4-5 times faster than ceramic metal halide Uni-Form Advantage • Uni-Form and Opti-Wave give you less time in the dark Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide 10 Restrike Warm Up s Time in M1inute 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 0 Product Index Technical Information Power Level European Product Standard Ceramic eft L e ! tB Don’ he Dark ® In t -Form ® Uni ave ! t e G pti-W O d an 12 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Applications Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product INTRODUCTION INFORMATION Retrofit and Save Making Things Look Better Your local utility company may offer rebates when you upgrade to more efficient lighting. Your payback timeframe on these systems could be significantly reduced. Visit the “Energy Savings” section of Venture’s website or call Venture today for more details about rebates and start saving up to 45% on your energy costs! In an energy-friendly way www.venturelighting.com/rebates Savings 130 Stores Stores -- Electronics Supermarket Chain 400 Retailer Major U.S. Manufacturing Facility $20 $25 $1.5 $ in Millions $1.2 Savings from Uni-Form systems $0.9 $0 $10 $10 • Energy Costs in $ Millions • Assumes 3% annual increase in energy costs Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 $5 $5 $0 Year 5 Total energy savings with Uni-Form systems: $1.9 Million $20 $15 $15 Energy costs using Uni-Form systems $0.3 400 Stores - Electronics Retailer $25 $ in Millions $15 For example, our Uni-Form® 320 watt system gives more light than yesterday’s 400 watt system and a savings of 111 watts. That’s a reduction in energy use of almost one-third. $10 $5 $0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Total Energy Savings with Uni-Form systems: $20.1 Million $20 How much will I save? $$ in in Millions Millions Total Energy Savings with Uni-Form systems: Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 $32.0 Million Product Index Technical Information Why Uni-Form ? ® 13 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com INTRODUCTION INFORMATION The Future of Metal Halide - Diffusion of Innovation Applications Introduction More to Come Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide There is potential in other applications where energy efficiency and light quality are important, including accent lighting and residential lighting. Designing metal halide for many more specifiable applications and by introducing innovative lighting products, Venture will continue to raise the lighting industry standards. Venture is a corporation built upon synergies, using our own materials and components to create lighting systems for more applications, making the future of lighting a reality. Bring Daylight Indoors and Daylight into the Night High Watt Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Vision Low Watt 14 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Applications and Systems his section shows the many uses and advantages of Venture’s metal halide lighting products, such as Uni-Form® pulse start lamps, Opti-Wave® ballasts and specialty lighting products such as our sports lighting lamps. T With the wide variety of applications and possibilities, along with the great benefits such as energy savings and better quality light, Venture is clearly the world leader in metal halide technology. Applications Application Page Lighting with electronics . . . . . . . . . . .16 Big box retail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Grocery store lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Retail lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 School/University lighting . . . . . . . . . .20 Outdoor sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 Arena lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Gas Station Canopy lighting . . . . . . . .23 Highbay industrial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Manufacturing lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 Airport lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Security lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 Parking garage lighting . . . . . . . . . . . .28 Parking lot and site lighting . . . . . . . . .29 Municipal lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 Roadway lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 Application-product guide . . . . . . . . .32 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE 15 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Lighting With Electronics APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE The Challenge: Applications Decrease energy costs while maintaining, or even enhancing, light levels The Solution: Venture’s 450 watt Uni-Form® lamp for use on electronic ballast Location: Two Southern Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Efficiency Comparison 100 Mean System Lumens Per Watt Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide California facilities of a manufacturer of jet airliners 90 (8) T5HO* Uni-Form® 440W 450W 80 (on electronics) (8) F54T5HO* 70 60 50 40 Standard 400W Standard 400W 460 472 460 Average System Watts * At optimal ambient temperature: 35°C, Metal Halide is not effected by temperature o save energy, a manufacturer of commercial jet airliners was shutting down alternating rows of high bay lighting at two Southern California facilities. While this reduced costs, it also limited visibility for employees in many of the plants’ work areas. The plants utilized standard 1000 watt metal halide fixtures that were generating approximately 30 foot-candles of light. The company researched for a long-term lighting solution that would use less electricity but not decrease, and perhaps even enhance, lighting levels. T Working with several electrical product distributors, two innovative solutions were considered: T5HO (high output) fluorescent silhouette lamps with electronic ballasts; and Venture’s 450 watt Uni-Form® lamp on a state-of-the-art electronic ballast. Eight samples of each of the proposals were installed and tested in the Long Beach facility. The Uni-Form lamp was chosen over the T5HO fluorescent. The T5HO lamps generated 38-40 foot-candles of light and a 50 percent reduction in energy usage. However, Venture’s 450 watt Uni-Form lamp with the high-frequency electronic ballast resulted in 50 foot-candles and approximately a 60 percent reduction in electricity usage. Additionally, since fluorescent light fixture optics were not precise enough for the high-bay application, the light patterns of the T5HO solution were too wide and did not meet the minimum light necessary for the facility. The solution utilizing Venture’s product had optics capable of focusing the light at the workspace, providing more light where the workers needed it. Also available, Venture’s e-Lamp™ product which has deep dimming capabilities, delivering tremendous energy savings. Deep dimming helps with load shedding during peak demand periods and, thus, can eliminate paying very high peak demand charges from utilities which can be many times more than standard electricity charges. The result of replacing the existing system was an increased light output of 20 foot candles, allowing the plant to use 20 percent fewer fixtures to maintain identical light levels. According to the company, 100 percent of the costs of the new fixtures and lamps were recouped in less than two years. 16 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Big Box Retail The Challenge: Load shedding and energy savings with quality, high CRI white light The Solution: Venture’s 400 watt Natural White™ lamps with Opti-E™ electronic ballasts ig box retail stores, such as discount warehouses, provide aisle after aisle of diversified low cost, low margin, high volume food and general merchandise products. Consumers looking to get the most for their money are frequent shoppers at these membership-oriented establishments. Effective lighting is an important factor in providing an appealing shopping atmosphere and enables consumers to make their shopping choices in a well and naturally lit environment. lamps to 35% of full output. In addition, use of skylights resulted in daylight harvesting of natural sunlight, which led to even greater energy savings. Many of these retail establishments are equipped with outdated 400 watt metal halide technology, low in energy efficiency with oftentimes less than desirable color rendering of displayed products. One such store chain sought to achieve brighter, more natural lighting in one of its locations, and at the same time, realize significant energy savings in the process. Natural White™ Electronic System Benefits B The system they chose to accomplish these goals was Venture’s Natural White™ 950 series lamps with the energy-saving Opti-E™ electronic ballast system. With 500 retrofit fixtures, this retail chain utilized an advanced control system to benefit from dimming these The Venture system has provided significant energy savings and load shedding. The stores are brighter and more appealing to its customers. The patrons shop in more natural lighting with excellent color rendering of all products. • High CRI lighting, 90+ with daylight color: 5000K CCT, which is perfect for daylight harvesting • 90% mean lumens; A first in HID industry! • With electronic system, 2 year 100% lamp warranty • Excellent color uniformity The Natural White™ details can be found on page 58 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE 17 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Grocery Store Lighting The Challenge: Appealing white light for better color rendering of products The Solution: Venture’s 320 watt Uni-Form® systems with Opti-Wave® ballasts n a well-planned store where customers quickly find the items they need, attractive displays encourage them to browse and buy, leaving customers satisfied and more likely to return. Store lighting plays a significant role in assisting shoppers to locate items on shelves and in highlighting the important features of these items. Lights that are bright with an appealing color are more likely to entice customers inside than those that create a gloomy atmosphere. I Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE Uni-Form® 320W Benefits • Up to 16% higher mean lumens than standard 400 watt metal halide lamp means more light for the same number of luminaires • Long life: 20,000+ hours • Improved color uniformity vs. standard 400 watt metal halide system • UV Shield®, available on ANSI Type-O (open rated) lamps, reduces fading of merchandise • Energy Savings up to 106 watts per luminaire The Uni-Form® 320W details can be found on page 48 18 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Retail Lighting Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE Mean Lumen Comparison 45,000 40,000 Mean Lumens Efficient lumen output, cost savings in lamp replacement, good color rendering and long performance life The Solution: Venture’s 400 watt Uni-Form® systems Uni-Form® 400W 35,000 30,000 25,000 T5HO* (6)(6) F54T5HO* Standard 400W 20,000 15,000 he challenges of operating a retail store in today’s market are numerous. With the advent of the Internet, consumers have an alternative means to do their shopping. However, retailers are trying to do everything in their power to maintain a competitive edge. T “We want our customers to feel stimulated by the sights and sounds in the entertaining atmosphere of our stores,” said Eric Ommundsen, manager, corporate communications for Future Shop, a Canadian retailer. Future Shop operates 80 super centers and one music and video software store. With stores averaging 25,400 sq. ft., four major criteria were considered in the selection of a light source: efficient lumen output, cost savings in lamp replacement, good color rendering and long performance life. Future Shop selected Venture’s 400 watt Uni-Form® lamps and acrylic prismatic reflectors from Keene-Widelite, Ontario, Canada. The pulse start metal halide system met the criteria with faster warm-up and restrike times. * At optimal ambient temperature: 35°C, Metal Halide is not effected by temperature “It’s amazing how much good lighting can enhance the environment of a store,” Ommundsen said. Uni-Form® 400 Watt Benefits • Up to 50% more mean lumens than standard 400 watt metal halide systems • Long life: 20,000+ hours • High initial lumens: 44,000 The Uni-Form® 400W details can be found on page 50 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps The Challenge: 19 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction School/University Lighting Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps The Challenge: Quality white light with open luminaire protection, energy savings and long life The Solution: Venture’s 320W Uni-Form® lamps with Opti-Wave® Ballasts Job: Montour School District, Western Pennsylvania ighting Western Pennsylvania’s Montour School District’s five gymnasiums (totaling 37,000 square feet) put a strain on their annual energy budget of $650,000. They had a requirement to reduce costs by 16 percent. Venture Lighting’s Uni-Form® 320W system helped exceeding this requirement. L By using Venture Lighting’s 320 watt Uni-Form® lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts, Montour will save in excess of $1 million over a 10-year span. The gyms had a combined total of 123 lamps. Previously, these facilities used a combination of 400 watt probe start metal halide and mercury vapor lamps. Energy consumption was further reduced through the use of an occupancy sensor-based, bi-level control lighting system installed in all five gyms. Uni-Form® 320W Benefits/Features • Energy Savings up to 106 watts per luminaire • Up to 16% higher mean lumens than standard 400 watt metal halide lamps • Long life: 20,000+ hours • Improved color uniformity vs. standard 400 watt metal halide system • UV Shield®, available with shrouded lamps, reduces color fading • MP lamps (ANSI Type-O) for operation in open luminaires Product Index The Uni-Form® 320W details can be found on page 48 20 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Outdoor Sports Lighting The Challenge: High output white light source with long life The Solution: Venture’s 1500W and 1650W Sports Lighting Lamps hether it’s lighting indoor or outdoor sports venues, Venture Lighting is at the top of the list. From baseball to football to auto racing, Venture provides the best in sports lighting. Venture’s lamps are used in both major and minor league ballparks. They include Major League Baseball’s Miller Park in Milwaukee and Cleveland’s Jacobs Field, as well as minor league parks such as Canal Park in Akron, Ohio, home of the Akron Aeros, the Indians’ Class-AA farm team and Lelacheur Park in Lowell, Mass., home of the Lowell Spinners, the Boston Red Sox Class-A affiliate. W Venture’s 70, 100 and 150 watt Uni-Form® lamps are used to light the concourse, plaza, entrances and ticket windows of Miller Park, which opened for play in 2001. The lighting design was a complicated task since the park has a retractable roof, thus light levels had to be sufficient even when the roof was closed. Cleveland Browns Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 73,200, has over 600 luminaires, including Venture’s 100, 150, 250 and 350 watt Uni-Form systems for the concourses. Venture’s MS 1500W/HOR/XP/Sport 60 lamps were used in 115 luminaires on eight poles surrounding Lelacheur Park in Lowell. With a seating capacity of 5,000, the park underwent a retrofit in 2001 as the park also plays host to the University of Lowell for spring and fall baseball. Sports Lighting Benefits/Features • Position oriented horizontal applications up to 60° tilt • Unique cross pinch design for stable light output • High lumen output (1650 watt), 177,000 lumens and 107 lumens per watt for optimal horizontal and vertical illuminance • Warm 3200K - 4000K color The Sports Lighting lamp details can be found on page 67 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE 21 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Arena Lighting Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE The Challenge: Energy savings with quality white light The Solution: Venture’s 1000 Watt horizontal system Job: Xcel Energy Center Arena, St. Paul, Minnesota ighting sports and entertainment facilities such as Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota makes Venture Lighting a member of the major leagues. The 650,000 sq. ft. Xcel Energy Center is home to the National Hockey League’s Minnesota Wild, the 2004 NHL All-Star game and four World Cup of Hockey games. “They’re great lights,” said Mark Anger, director of Facilities Development for Minnesota Sports & Entertainment. The NHL demands quality lighting for televising games. This includes rendering players’ jerseys in true color and adequately lighting the ice rink and fans in the arena’s first 30 rows. Venture Lighting’s MS 1000W/HOR/BT37/3K lamps produce the necessary 125 foot candles of vertical illumination, high color rendering and light quality. The lighting design called for 340 luminaires, but the Venture lamps’ light output helped reduce that number to 280 luminaires. 1000W Horizontal Benefits/Features L Venture lamps also light the American Airlines Center, Conseco Fieldhouse, Pepsi Center, Staples Center and First Union Arena. • Position oriented super metal halide for maximum light output • Reduced outer jacket for precise optical control • Warm 3400K color The 1000W Horizontal lamp details can be found on page 73 22 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Gas Station Canopy The Challenge: Bright, white light for safety and security The Solution: Venture’s 400 watt Natural White™ systems with Opti-Wave® ballasts hen the tank nears empty and it’s time to fill ‘er up, finding the nearest gas station isn’t the only consideration, especially at night. Lighting plays an important role, as customers not only feel safer in well-lighted areas but studies show that brighter light tends to draw more customers. W Lighting is even more important at gas stations that feature convenience stores. Customers want a sense of security when they exit their vehicles to buy cigarettes, a soft drink, a snack or other items. Venture Lighting’s Natural White™ 400 watt lamps produce the necessary illumination… and peace of mind. Venture’s Natural White lamps provide improved color uniformity, up to 25 percent higher mean lumens and 106 lumens per watt (LPW), compared to 90 LPW for a standard 400 watt metal halide lamp. Providing the color of natural sunlight, these lamps have a superior color rendering index (CRI) of over 90, perfect for better night vision at gas station canopies. And combining Natural White lamps with Venture’s Opti-Wave® ballasts saves up to 75 watts per fixture! Natural White lamps by Venture Lighting, featuring high quality daylight white light, are ideal for providing the safety and security necessary for attracting customers to your gas station canopies. Utilizing Venture’s Opti-Wave ballasts with Natural White lamps provides the added advantage of significant wattage reduction and energy savings. Natural White™ 400W Benefits • High CRI lighting, 90+ • Daylight color: 5000K CCT - Lamps appear brighter! • 90% mean lumens; A first in the HID industry! • More effective lumens - Improves nighttime vision • Excellent color uniformity The Natural White™ details can be found on page 58 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE 23 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Highbay Industrial Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE Lumen Maintenance Comparison The Challenge: Energy savings with more white light 100,000 875W Uni-Form® system Location: Firestone Building Products’ Deforest, Wisconsin facility Lamp Lumens Specialty Lamps The Solution: Venture’s 80,000 Uni-Form® MS 875W/BU/BT37/PS 60,000 MH 1000W/U/BT37 Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide 40,000 5,000 12,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 Hours of Operation irestone Building Products in Deforest, Wisconsin contacted M&A Railroad and Electrical Supply about upgrading their lighting system; review the existing system, determine a solution that meets the criteria and implement the lighting scheme. F At the Deforest location, M&A found that the facility currently utilized 1000-watt high pressure sodium (HPS) lamps with CWA ballasts in 165 basic aluminum fixtures mounted to ceiling heights ranging from 25 to 30 feet. Relamping the facility with HPS lamps could provide the required 50 foot-candles, but it couldn’t offer the quality of light needed for employees to complete their jobs accurately. M&A next investigated T5 and T8 fluorescent systems, as well as metal halide systems to determine the best fit for the Deforest facility. Based on the criteria of providing energy efficiency, white light and ease of retrofitting the lamps into the existing fixtures, M&A recommended Uni-Form 875 watt lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts In addition, Firestone was able to reduce energy consumption by 40 percent by adding dimming controls. The 875 watt systems maintain a consistent color shift and have a high lumen output of 100,000 lumens as well as 20,000+ hours rated life. Uni-Form® 875W Benefits • High lumen output: 100,000 lumens! • 115 Lamp Lumens Per Watt • Energy savings 155 watts per luminaire • Rated Life (10 hrs. / Start): 20,000+ hrs. • Burn Position: Base Up ± 15° • Available in energy efficient 875W 480V Opti-Wave®, tri-tap and quad-tap ballast options Product Index The Uni-Form® 875W details can be found on page 56 24 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Manufacturing Lighting APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE The Challenge: Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Retrofit HPS to achieve whiter, brighter light The Solution: Venture’s 450 watt Uni-Form® systems with Opti-Wave® ballasts Job: Tower Automotive, Granite City, Illinois Mean Lumen Comparison Uni-Form® 450W 40,000 Mean Lumens (8) T5HO* 35,000 30,000 25,000 Standard 400W 20,000 ower Automotive in Granite City, Illinois, has been an industry leader in production of upper and lower body structures, chassis and suspension stampings, assemblies and modules. T When considering a retrofit, the company realized that the existing 400 watt high pressure sodium (HPS) systems did not produce the quality of light it wanted. Staber Dearth, Tower Automotive’s Facilities Engineer, set out several important criteria: same footcandles and amount of energy consumed as the HPS system, a light source that better resembled natural sunlight and a fast restrike time. The solution is Venture’s Uni-Form® lamps and high performance ballasts. “Compared to the HPS lighting, the 450 watt Uni-Form lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts give us nearly the same light levels, lumens and power consumption,” Dearth said. The Uni-Form 450 watt coated lamps gave 100 lumens per watt and 45,000 lumens - nearly the equivalent of a 400 watt HPS lamp, making a dramatic difference. “The pulse start metal halide lamps were favored by the plant's employees because they perceived Venture’s lamps as having much more light,” said Len Wiggins, a lighting representative from St. Louis, who was also involved in the project. 15,000 * At optimal ambient temperature: 35°C, Metal Halide is not effected by temperature Uni-Form® 450W Benefits • Lower first cost by using up to 50% fewer fixtures than standard 400 watt metal halide systems • Energy savings: over 50% improvement in mean lumens per watt vs. standard 400 watt metal halide system • Long life: 20,000+ hours • Improved color uniformity • Optimized lamp/ballast systems for superior performance • Higher CRI of 65-70 over HPS lamps at 22 CRI The Uni-Form® 450W details can be found on page 52 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps 45,000 25 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Airport Lighting APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE Applications The Challenge: Bright white light from high ceiling in both indoor and outdoor applications The Solution: Venture’s Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide 875 watt Uni-Form® systems with Opti-Wave® ballasts Providing good quality light at airports is quite a challenge. Not only do the interiors of the terminals need to be well lit for ticket agents, airline personnel and passengers; but the tarmac, parking garages and other areas of the airport are equally important. Upon landing, pilots must navigate the runway to steer the aircraft to the designated gate destination. Dark nights and inclement weather diminish visibility, making quality light that much more important. Venture Lighting’s 875 watt Uni-Form® lamps are an ideal choice for such applications, particularly in high bay and outdoor areas. The pulse start lamps provide up to 50% more hours of life with high efficacy (115 LPW) which translates to more light for less energy, better cold starting and faster restrike times. The MS 875W/BU/BT37/PS lamp provides an average life of 20,000+ hours and is equally suitable for hangars, runways, indoor and outdoor buildings and high bay applications. 875 Watt Uni-Form Benefits/Features • High lumen output: 100,000 lumens! • 115 Lamp lumens per watt • Energy savings of 155 watts per luminaire compared to standard 1000 watt metal halide systems • Rated Life (10 hrs. per start): 20,000+ hours. • Available in energy efficient 875W 480V Opti-Wave, tri-tap and quad-tap ballast options The Uni-Form® 875W details can be found on page 56 s ure’ t n e ify V pen Spec 5W for O e 7 MP 8 d L u m i n a i r Rate ection! prot 26 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Security Lighting The Challenge: Safety, nighttime security and greater white light output The Solution: Venture’s Uni-Form® systems with Opti-Wave® ballasts ne Mexico City municipality looked to increase nighttime visibility in hopes to decrease felonies in public spaces. There was a preponderance of high pressure sodium lamps, with their distinctive “yellow” glow, reducing overall visibility during the night, creating public safety and security issues. O Studies have shown that metal halide lighting, with visible “white” light, can have a visibility effectiveness of up to six times that of HPS when used at night. In the summer of 2005, this municipality installed Venture’s horizontal burning Uni-Form lamps in one park. Antonio Gershensen, Public Lighting Director of Mexico City, noted: “This kind of lamp gives 30% more light than the old yellow ones. The lamps not only last longer but also give more brightness and clearness”. Mario Bonilla Ramirez, Coacalco County Under Director of Public Services also notes that these lamps have resulted in “a diminishing of 25% in the small felonies in the streets”. Uni-Form® Horizontal Pulse Start System • More light and less energy compared to standard metal halide systems • Safer, brighter white light compared to HPS • Energy savings resulting in large returns • More effective lumens than HPS - See more at night! Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE 27 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Parking Garage Lighting Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE Lumen Maintenance Comparison 22,000 Uni-Form® MS 200W/V/PS Specialty Lamps Lamp Lumens 18,000 14,000 MH 250W/U (Rated Lamp Life 10,000 Hours) 10,000 MH 175W/U Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide (Rated Lamp Life 10,000 Hours) 6,000 5,000 10,000 15,000 Hours of Operation anked among the world’s top airports for overall customer satisfaction, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport continuously makes improvements to provide an enjoyable experience traveling by air. The latest project involved a comprehensive lighting retrofit of its parking garage, seeking to reduce energy costs without sacrificing light output. R Previously, 175, 250, and 400-watt standard metal halide lamps were used in the parking garage; but after four years, they required change-outs. Looking for the best solution, the airport opted for Venture’s 125 and 200-watt Uni-Form® lamps for the retrofit. In addition, Venture’s Opti-Wave® multi-tap ballasts replaced the previous ballasts, which were no longer compatible. The Venture metal halide lamps provide an energy savings up to 113 watts per luminaire, longer life and increased light output. Light levels were doubled, thus providing clearer images for airport security cameras as well. Other benefits realized were large annual energy savings, reduced maintenance costs and better color rendering, which aids in improved security, providing a safe haven for customers in the parking garage. The substantial energy savings correlates to an expected payback of just one year. Uni-Form® 200W Systems Benefits • 20% more maintained lumens than standard 250 watt metal halide, 85% more than standard 175 watt metal halide • Up to 50% longer life than standard 175 or 250 watt metal halide lamps • 105 lumens per watt and 15,000 hours of life compared with standard 250W metal halide with 84 lumens per watt and 10,000 hours of life • Better color uniformity Product Index The Uni-Form® 200W details can be found on page 44 28 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Parking Lots & Sites APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE After Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Applications The Challenge: To Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps provide high quality light The Solution: Venture’s 400 watt Uni-Form® systems with Opti-Wave® ballasts Job: Marlton Crossing, New Jersey Before arlton Crossing, located in Marlton, NJ, a suburb of Philadelphia, is a 330,000 square foot open air retail shopping center. Management was concerned that lighting in their parking lots needed improvements, particularly when they noted that some competitor lots were lit better. They knew a well-lit parking lot appears safer then a dimly lit lot, parked cars are easier to identify and more customer activity is increased. M Marlton Crossing utilized Site Photometrics, LLC in Columbia, Md. to evaluate the existing lighting and to determine what type of parking lot lighting would be best, deliver the highest lighting levels, in a cost effective manner. In October of 2005, Site Photometrics, LLC replaced 68 400W HPS lamps and ballasts with 68 400W Venture Uni-Form pulse start metal halide lamps and ballasts in the existing lighting fixtures at Marlton Crossing. Jerry Morstein, Principal of Site Photometrics, LLC, said that a contracted independent surveyor literally "...measured light output from the high pressure sodium lamps as well as the new pulse start metal halide lamps in a nighttime environment. Nighttime lighting should be measured in effective, a.k.a. scotopic, lumens to accommodate the response of the eye in dark conditions. As a result, the light output was a full 2.5 times greater for the new lamps than for the previously utilized HPS lamps. A major improvement was shown both through the naked eye, and as measured by a Solar Light Meter, reading in scotopic illuminance. Now a much better lit and safer retail shopping center, Marlton Crossing achieved their goals through little initial cost, as well as no increased energy costs. No longer uncomfortable with the poor lighting provided by HPS lamps, and pleased with the white light, Marlton’s customers can now park in an extremely well lit and bright parking lot, and enjoy all the comforts and peace of mind which that brings to their shopping experience. Uni-Form® 400 Watt Benefits • 2.5 times brighter than HPS for the same energy used • Long life: 20,000+ hours • High initial lumens: 44,000 The Uni-Form® 400W details can be found on page 50 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 29 Introduction Municipal Lighting Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Mean Lumen Comparison The Challenge: Energy savings and better nighttime visibility The Solution: Venture’s 350W Uni-Form® system with Opti-Wave® ballasts Job: The Mall, St James, London, England 45,000 40,000 Mean Lamp Lumens Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE 35,000 Uni-Form® 350W 30,000 25,000 Standard 400W 20,000 15,000 efurbishment of street lighting columns in some of London’s most famous landmarks has included the replacement of 700W mercury vapor lamps with 350W metal halide lamps from Venture Lighting. The end result is a brighter appearance with illuminance levels the same as before, while saving 50% on energy costs. R Work on the street lighting in St James, the Mall and Admiralty Arch was carried out by NLA (Services) Ltd and involved replacement of control gear and ignitors as well as lamps. “Upgrading to metal halide provided the client with a much better lighting installation with minimal capital outlay and significant energy savings,” remarked NLA’s John Coletrini. “We had always had very good service from Venture in the past so I recommended them for this project,” he added. “One of the challenges we faced was that there was no space for the ignitors in the luminaires so they had to be housed in the base of the column some 9 meters away,” Mr Coletrini continued. “Most lamps require the ignitor to be no more than 1 metre away, but the Venture lamps are able to accommodate this longer distance,” he added. In all, around 80 columns have been upgraded in this way and the work was timed to coincide with refurbishment of the columns. The work in St James and the Mall was carried out for the Royal Parks, while Admiralty Arch comes under the auspices of the Cabinet Office. Uni-Form® 350W Benefits/Features • An ideal 400 watt system replacement • Save up to 75 watts per luminaire with Uni-Form 350W lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts versus a standard 400 watt CWA metal halide system • Up to 25% higher mean lumens and better color uniformity than standard 400 watt metal halide lamps • 106 LPW (lumens per watt) and 20,000+ hours rated life The Uni-Form® 350W details can be found on page 49 30 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Roadway Lighting Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE The Challenge: Energy exico City, with its more than 20 million residents, was in search of street lighting, which would provide better visibility at night. In the summer of 2005 the Mexico City municipality utilized 36,000 of Venture’s 200 watt horizontal burning Uni-Form lamps for its street lights. About 60% of these lamps were used to retrofit HPS lamps, while the remaining lamps were for entirely new installations. “It’s a great investment not only in the city’s beauty but in its public security. The new lighting technology has changed the city’s panorama completely”, stated Antonio Gershensen, Public Lighting Director of Mexico City. M Per Jim McPhillips, independent agent for Venture Lighting International, the success in Mexico City has “resulted in the largest metal halide project in all of Latin America!” And Reforma, the most important daily newspaper in Mexico, identified this municipality as “the best public lighting system in the entire metropolitan area of Mexico City”. Uni-Form® 200W System Benefits • 20% more maintained lumens than standard 250 watt metal halide, 85% more than standard 175 watt metal halide • Lasts up to twice the life of standard 175 or 250 watt metal halide lamps • 105 lumens per watt and 15,000 hours of life compared with standard 250W metal halide with 84 lumens per watt and 10,000 hours of life The Uni-Form® 200W details can be found on page 44 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps savings and better nighttime visibility The Solution: Venture’s 200 watt Uni-Form® system The Job: Reforma Avenue, Mexico City, Mexico 31 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Applications ecify Sp APPLICATION SPECIFIC PRODUCT GUIDE Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Looking for a light source for a particular application? This application-product guide is your source for finding the right Uni-Form pulse start metal halide system. y! da Applications Ve n t ur To e Lamp Wattage Low Wattage 50 70 Replaces Standard 175W Replaces Standard 250W Replaces Standard 400W 100 125 150 175 200 250 320 350 400 450 Less Energy Less Energy More Light More Light Less Energy More Light Less Energy Less Energy More Light More Light • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • High Wattage 575 875 1000 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Architectural Applications Retail/Big Box Grocery Airport Security Parking Garage Retail Auto Lots Roadways Gas Station Canopy Lowbay Industrial Highbay Industrial Aircraft Hangers Food Processing Hazardous Locations Indoor Sports/Recreation Sign Lighting/Billboards Landscape Lecture Halls Convention Centers Site/Parking Lot Lighting Warehouse • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Luminaire Applications Lowbay Highbay Wallpack Floodlight Canopy Light Sign Lighter Hazardous Vertical Lamp Area Cutoff Horizontal Lamp Shoebox Recessed Downlight Indirect Lighting Well Lights Bollards Sconce • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 32 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Selection Guide To better understand Venture’s world of “More Choices”, this section lists the many Uni-Form pulse start lamps by classification, such as color temperature, bulb shape, open or enclosed rated and for use on electronic ballasts. Suggested applications are also listed. By designing metal halide for almost any specifiable application, Venture has the right system for any lighting spec need. More Choices For Just the Right Metal Halide System Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications SPECIFIER SELECTION GUIDE 33 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Selection Guide SPECIFIER SELECTION GUIDE Color ANSI Type-O ANSI Type-E (CCT) (Open Rated) (Enclosed Rated) Applications 50 Watt 4K 3K Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems MP 70W/U/UVS/PS MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS 3K MP 70W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 70W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K 100 Watt MP 100W/U/UVS/PS MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS 3K MP 100W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/V/UVS/PS/27K Specialty Lamps 125 Watt Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts Applications MH 100W/U/PS MH 100W/C/U/PS MH 100W/U/ED28/PS MH 100W/C/U/ED28/PS MP 100W/U/UVS/PS MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 200W/V/UVS/PS MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS 3K MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K 250 Watt Applications MH 125W/HBU/PS MH 125W/C/HBU/PS MH 125W/HBU/ED28/PS MP 125W/V/UVS/PS MP 125W/C/V/UVS/PS MP 125W/V/ED28/UVS/PS MH 150W/U/PS MH 150W/C/U/PS MH 150W/U/ED28/PS MH 150W/C/U/ED28/PS MP 150W/U/UVS/PS MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 150W/U/ED28/UVS/PS MP 150W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS MP 150W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K • Parking Garage See page 28 • Energy Saving Retrofits Applications • Parking Garage See page 28 • Security Lighting See page 27 • Retail Lighting See page 19 • Airport Lighting See page 26 • Residential Roadways Applications • Parking Garage See page 28 • Canopy Lighting See page 23 • Lowbay Industrial Lighting Applications MS 200W/BU/MED/PS MS 200W/H75/T15/PS MS 200W/C/BU/MED/PS MS 200W/V/PS MS 200W/C/V/PS MP 200W/V/UVS/PS MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K MS 250W/V/PS MS 250W/C/V/PS • Energy Saving Retrofits • Parking Garage See page 28 • Roadways See page 31 • Site Lighting See page 29 Applications on page 46 & page 59 MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS/EM/950 MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS MP 250W/C/BU/UVS/PS • Hazardous Location Lighting • Bollard Lighting • Security Lighting See page 27 MP 100W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/V/UVS/PS/27K on page 44 4K • Security Lighting See page 27 • Signage Lighting • Floodlighting MS 250W/H75/PS MH-DE 250W/4K/Fc2 MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS MP 250W/C/BU/UVS/PS • Site Lighting See page 29 • Lowbay Industrial Lighting Product Index Technical Information European Product MP 70W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 70W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K MS 175W/BU/PS MS 175W/C/BU/PS MS 175W/BU/MED/PS MS 175W/C/BU/MED/PS 200 Watt • Landscape Lighting • Downlighting - Low Ceiling • Sconce Lighting Applications on page 43 4K 4K MP 70W/U/UVS/PS MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS on page 42 MP 150W/U/UVS/PS MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 150W/U/ED28/UVS/PS MP 150W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS MP 150W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K 175 Watt 5K MH 70W/U/PS MH 70W/C/U/PS MH 70W/U/ED28/PS MH 70W/C/U/PS/3K on page 41 MP 125W/V/UVS/PS MP 125W/C/V/UVS/PS MP 125W/V/ED28/UVS/PS 150 Watt 3K MP 50W/U/UVS/PS MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 50W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K on page 40 4K 4K Applications MH 50W/U/PS MH 50W/C/U/PS on page 39 4K 4K Electronic on page 38 MP 50W/U/UVS/PS MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 50W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K 70 Watt Horizontal Operation (H75) (Tubular Bulb) 34 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Selection Guide SPECIFIER SELECTION GUIDE Color ANSI Type-O ANSI Type-E (CCT) (Open Rated) (Enclosed Rated) Applications 320 Watt Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide 5K Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts Applications 4K 3K MP 320W/C/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/3K 350 Watt 5K 4K 3K MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K 4K 4K 575 Watt 4K 4K MP 450W/BU/UVS/PS MP 450W/C/BU/UVS/PS • Site Lighting See page 29 • Highbay Industrial See page 24 Applications • Highbay Industrial See page 24 • Manufacturing Lighting See page 25 Applications on page 59 • Site Lighting See page 29 Applications on page 56 MP 875W/BU/BT37/PS MP 875W/C/BU/BT37/PS • Highbay Industrial See page 24 • Manufacturing Lighting See page 25 • Site Lighting See page 29 • Big Box Retail See page 17 • Convention Centers Applications MS 450W/V/PS MS 450W/C/V/PS on page 54 1000 Watt • Energy Saving Retrofits • Highbay Industrial See page 24 • Site Lighting See page 29 MS 875W/BU/BT37/PS MS 875W/BD/BT37/PS MS 875W/HOR/BT37/PS Applications on page 57 MS 1000W/BU/BT37/PS MS 1000W/HOR/T25/PS • Site Lighting See page 29 • Arena Lighting See page 22 • Car Dealership lots • Aircraft Hanger Lighting Product Index Technical Information 4K 3K MP 400W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 MP 400W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 MP 400W/V/EL/UVS/PS MP 400W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS3K MP 400W/BU/UVS/PS MP 400W/C/BU/UVS/PS MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS MP 400W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS on page 52 MP 775W/BU/BT37/PS/950 875 Watt • Big Box Retail See page 17 • Warehouse Lighting • Residential Roadways • Site Lighting See page 29 • Energy Saving Retrofits Applications MP 575W/V/BT37/PS MP 575W/C/V/BT37/PS 775 Watt 5K MS 350W/C/H75/PS MS 350W/H75/ED28/PS MS 350W/H75/T15/PS MP 350W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 MP 350W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 MP 350W/V/EL/UVS/PS MP 350W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS MP 350W/V/UVS/PS MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS MP 350W/V/ED28/UVS/PS MP 350W/C/V/ED28/UVS/PS MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K on page 50 & page 59 MP 450W/BU/UVS/PS MP 450W/C/BU/UVS/PS • Retail Lighting See page 19 • Airport Lighting See page 26 • Residential Roadways • Hazardous Location Lighting • Floodlighting Applications MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 MP 400W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 MP 400W/BU/UVS/PS MS 400W/V/PS MS 400W/H75/PS MP 400W/C/BU/UVS/PS MS 400W/C/V/PS MS 400W/H75/ED28/PS MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS MS 400W/V/ED28/PS MS 400W/C/H75/ED28/PS MP 400W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS MS 400W/C/V/ED28/PS 450 Watt MP 320W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 MP 320W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 MP 320W/V/EL/UVS/PS MP 320W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS MP 320W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS MP 320W/C/BU/ED37/UVS/PS MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS MP 320W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS MP 320W/C/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/3K on page 49 & page 59 MP 350W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 MP 350W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 MP 350W/V/UVS/PS MS 350W/V/PS MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS MS 350W/C/V/PS MP 350W/V/ED28/UVS/PS MS 350W/V/ED28/PS MP 350W/C/V/ED28/UVS/PS 400 Watt Electronic on page 48 & page 59 MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 MP 32 0W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 MP 320W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS MS 320W/V/ED37/PS MS 320W/H75/ED28/PS MP 320W/C/BU/ED37/UVS/PS MS 320W/C/V/ED37/PS MS 320W/H75/T15/PS MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS MS 320W/V/ED28/PS MP 320W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS MS 320W/C/V/ED28/PS 5K European Product Horizontal Operation (H75) (Tubular Bulb) 35 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Selection Guide SPECIFIER SELECTION GUIDE How to Specify Applications Venture Lighting Products 800-451-2606 Fax (800) 451-2605 Ballast Specification The pulse start metal halide ballast shall be Venture product # _____________ , ANSI type M-_ _ _ . Circuit type shall be (pulse start CWA; Opti-Wave 277V and Opti-Wave multi-tap) with a maximum system input wattage of _______ . All system components will be warranted for a period of two years from date of installation or five years when supplied as part of a registered system project, in accordance with the “One Call” limited warranty. Further Information If you need help in specifying Venture products or in deciding which Venture product is right for your application, call 800-451-2606, fax at 800-451-2605, or e-mail: venture@adlt.com. ecify Sp ur • Energy efficiency • System warranty with our “One Call” limited warranty Example: To Specify Venture’s Uni-Form® Systems Manufacturer Catalog No. Watts Venture MP 200W/V/UVS/PS 200 V90U7321 Lamp Type Pulse Start Metal Halide Description Fixture shall use Venture's Opti-Wave system. Must be Venture's Uni-Form lamp operated on Venture's Opti-Wave multi-tap ballast. European Product Spec-Builders on-line! venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Specifying Venture products just keeps getting easier. Now available on-line are our spec-builder MS Word templates. Simply download a spec builder for the wattage you’re interested in and all the information you need is right there. Technical Information Product Index e • Lumen maintenance of any system Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide • Longest life products y! When you specify Venture’s Uni-Form pulse start lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts you get the best in: da The pulse start metal halide lamp(s) shall be Venture®‚ Uni-Form® pulse start product description or Venture part #______________ ANSI type M-_ _ _/E. If used in an open luminaire, the lamp must be rated Open Fixture (ANSI Type-O) which incorporates a quartz arc tube shroud and carries an ANSI code of M-_ _ _/O. Venture designates their open rated pulse start lamps as “MP”. The lamp carries a one year replacement warranty; or when operated with a Venture ballast, the limited two year warranty (assuming a maximum 5000 burn hrs./year), as part of a registered system project in accordance with the “One Call” Limited Warranty. Ve n t Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Lamp Specification 36 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Uni-Form Systems Introduction ® European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S In Lighting, A Leader Always Shines Bright Formed-Body Arc Tube Weldless Arc Tube Mount The shape of our formed-body quartz arc tube follows the actual curve of the arc stream. Improved thermal profile generates more light. Venture’s nearly unbreakable patented weldless construction is stronger than standard welded mounts. Reduced Pinch Fins Opti-Wave® Ballasts By reducing the large pinch fins on the standard metal halide arc tube, the quartz mass is lessened, which results in a more uniform thermal profile. The lower current crest factor in the electrical output of our ballasts is optimized for pulse start lamps. It reduces ballast energy losses more than 50%, resulting in cooler operation, and improves lamp lumen maintenance. Our exclusive tipless design ensures a totally uniform surface to the arc tube shape, improved efficacy and color uniformity. • More Light For Less Energy • Superior Lumen Maintenance • Longer Life • Better Color Uniformity • Better Cold Starting • Faster Warm-Up/Restrike • Improved Lamp Power Control • Quieter Operation • Unity Ballast Factor • Rated for Open Luminaires • Features UV Shield® Protection Product Index Technical Information Tipless Arc Tube Uni-Form® technology will exceed your expectations 37 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 50 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Medium Base Lamps (ED17) Product No. ANSI Code 68V/62H 2200V/2000H 10000V/7500H 4000 1-2 1-2 65 64V/58H 2100V/1900H 10000V/7500H 3700 1-2 1-2 70 Coated ANSI Code Initial Lumens 10226 M110/O 3200V/2900H Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish 64V/58H 2100V/1900H 10000V/7500H 3200 1-2 2-4 65 U A 12 U A 12 Oper. Pos. Clear Case Fig. Qty U B 12 MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K 10381 M110/O 3000V/2700H 60V/54H 2000V/1800H 10000V/7500H 3200 1-2 2-4 70 Coated U B 12 MP 50W/U/UVS/PS 32100 M110/O 3200V/2900H 64V/58H 2100V/1900H 10000V/7500H 4000 1-2 2-4 65 U B 12 MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS 30041 M110/O 3000V/2700H 60V/54H 2000V/1800H 10000V/7500H 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated U B 12 B Ballasts Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Narrow Neck 60Hz Input Voltage Product No. Circuit Type a il a -m Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 der Today! Or x, E ED17 Lamps A Clear EDX17 Selection Guide Clear Case Fig. Qty Medium Base Lamps (EDX17) Product No. Uni-Form® Systems ANSI M110 Input Watts Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) 120/208/240/277 V90D5731 HX-HPF 68 1.20/.065/0.60/0.50 A/A/A/A 1.5 Y 1 1.05 2.45 3.5 6/280 A5 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J5731 HX-HPF 72 1.20/0.50/0.40 A/A/A 1.5 A1 1 1.05 2.45 3.3 6/280 A5 Dry D 2 120/277 V90H5731 HX-HPF 68 1.20/0.50 A/A 1.5 Q1 1 1.05 2.10 3.5 6/280 A5 Dry D 2 1 HX- 3x4 Core Ballasts Specialty Lamps Oper. Pos. 13093 M110/E 3200V/2900H F Standard Metal Halide CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish C a ll, Additional Ballasts Avg. Life Hours 52312 M110/E 3400V/3100H MP 50W/U/UVS/PS/3K European Product Mean Lumens MH 50W/C/U/PS ANSI Type-O Technical Information Lumens Per Watt MH 50W/U/PS Lamp Description Product Index Initial Lumens 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) Options Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 A B 38 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 70 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Medium Base Lamps (ED17) Product No. ANSI Code CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Clear Case Fig. Qty M98/E 5600V/5000H 80V/71H 3600V/3300H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 1-2 65 U A 12 12180 M98/E 5300V/4800H 76V/69H 3400V/3100H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 1-2 70 Coated U A 12 MH 70W/C/U/PS/3K 90170* M98/E 5300V/4800H 76V/69H 3400V/3100H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 1-2 70 Coated U A 12 Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Product No. MH 70W/U/ED28/PS 16017 ANSI Code Initial Lumens M98/E 5600V/5000H ANSI Type-O Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish 80V/71H 3600V/3300H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 1-2 65 Oper. Pos. Clear Case Fig. Qty U C 12 Medium Base Lamps (EDX17) Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. 40389 M98/O 5300V/4800H 76V/69H 3400V/3100H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 2-4 65 U B 12 MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS 67115 M98/O 5000V/4500H 71V/64H 3300V/3000H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated U B 12 MP 70W/U/UVS/PS/3K 45424 M98/O 5300V/4800H 76V/69H 3400V/3100H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 2-4 65 U B 12 MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K 14611 M98/O 5000V/4500H 71V/64H 3300V/3000H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 2-4 70 Coated U B 12 ANSI Type-O Clear Case Fig. Qty MP 70W/U/UVS/PS Clear Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Product No. MP 70W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K 22466 ANSI Code Initial Lumens M98/O 5000V/4500H Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish 71V/64H 3300V/3000H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 2-4 Oper. Pos. 70 Coated Case Fig. Qty U D 12 Note: * Limited quantities available, please contact sales for availability B Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Ballasts Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (141mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Narrow Neck 60Hz Input Voltage C EDX17 ED17 Lamps A Product No. D Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 ANSI M98 Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. 120/208/240/277 V90D5832 HX-HPF 90 1.5 Y 1 1.45 2.85 4.9 8/280 A5 Dry D 5 120/277/347 V90J5832 HX-HPF 90 1.70/0.70/0.60 A/A/A 1.5 A1 1 1.45 2.85 4.9 8/280 A5 Dry D 5 120/277 V90H5832 HX-HPF 90 1.70/0.70 A/A 1.5 Q1 1 1.45 2.85 4.9 8/280 A5 Dry D 5 1.7/0.95/0.85/0.7 A/A/A/A Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) A B Options 3.94" (100mm) Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 Product Index Ballasts 1 HX- 3x4 Core Technical Information Oper. Pos. ED28 Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Avg. Life Hours 78138 Lamp Description Standard Metal Halide Mean Lumens MH 70W/C/U/PS ANSI Type-E Additional Ballasts Lumens Per Watt MH 70W/U/PS Lamp Description European Product Initial Lumens ED28 Applications Lamp Description 39 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 100 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Medium Base Lamps (ED17) Product No. ANSI Code M90/E 9000V/8100H 90V/81H 5900V/5300H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 2-4 65 M90/E 8500V/7700H 85V/77H 5500V/5000H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated Oper. Pos. Clear Case Fig. Qty U A 12 U A 12 Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish MH 100W/U/ED28/PS 67868 M90/E 9000V/8100H 90V/81H 5900V/5300H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 2-4 65 MH 100W/C/U/ED28/PS 79986 M90/E 8500V/7700H 85V/77H 5500V/5000H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated ANSI Type-O Oper. Pos. Clear Case Fig. Qty U C 12 U C 12 Medium Base Lamps (EDX17) Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. MP 100W/U/UVS/PS 96267 M90/O 8500V/7700H 85V/77H 5500V/5000H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 3-5 65 U B 12 MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS 11278 M90/O 8100V/7300H 81V/73H 5300V/4800H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 3-5 70 Coated U B 12 MP 100W/U/UVS/PS/3K 96770 M90/O 8500V/7700H 85V/77H 5500V/5000H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 3-5 65 U B 12 MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K 11245 M90/O 8100V/7300H 81V/73H 5300V/4800H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 3-5 70 Coated U B 12 81 5300 15000 2700 1-2 3-5 70 Coated V±15° B 12 Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. 81V/73H 5300V/4800H 15000V/11250H MP 100W/C/V/UVS/PS/27K 29112* M90/O 8100 Clear Case Fig. Qty Clear Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Lamp Description Product No. MP 100W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K 22145 ANSI Code Initial Lumens M90/O 8100V/7300H 3200 1-2 3-5 70 Coated Case Fig. Qty U D 12 Note: * Limited quantities available, please contact sales for availability Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Ballasts Input Voltage Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Narrow Neck 60Hz Product No. D Circuit Type Input Watts Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 ANSI M90 Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) V90U5920 Reactor 118 1.05 A 1.5 B1 1 1.65 2.9 2.8 10/280 A6 Dry D 120/208/240/277 V90D5932 HX-HPF 125 2.6/1.5/1.3/1.15 A/A/A/A 1.5 Y 2 1.70 3.1 5.3 12/280 A6 Dry D 5 120/277/347 V90J5932 HX-HPF 126 2.6/1.15/.9 A/A/A 1.5 A1 2 1.70 3.1 5.3 12/280 A6 Dry D 5 120/277 V90H5932 HX-HPF 125 2.6/1.15 A/A 1.5 Q1 2 1.70 3.1 5.8 12/280 A6 Dry D 5 Ballasts 1 Reactor– 7/8 in Core 2.625" (67mm) 2.188" (56 mm) 1.75" (45 mm) 2 HX- 3x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 6 BOLTS 2.189" (56mm) 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) A B A B Options 277 C EDX17 ED17 Lamps B ED28 Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish 15823 A Additional Ballasts Avg. Life Hours 27266 ANSI Type-O European Product Mean Lumens MH 100W/C/U/PS ANSI Type-E Technical Information Lumens Per Watt MH 100W/U/PS Lamp Description Product Index Initial Lumens ED28 Applications Lamp Description 5 Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 40 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 125 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Medium and Mogul Base Lamps (ED17 and ED28) Product No. ANSI Code Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Clear Oper. Pos. Case Fig. Qty 76602 M150/E 12000BU 96BU 8400BU 15000BU 4000 2-3 3-5 65 BU±90° A 12 35638 M150/E 11400BU 91BU 8000BU 15000BU 3700 2-3 3-5 70 Coated BU±90° A 12 MH 125W/HBU/ED28/PS 61914 M150/E 12000BU 96BU 8400BU 15000BU 4000 2-3 3-5 65 BU±90° B 12 Clear Medium Base Lamps (EDX17 and ED28) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish MP 125W/BU/UVS/PS 13341 M150/O 11400 91 8000 15000 4000 2-3 3-5 65 MP 125W/C/BU/UVS/PS 43319 M150/O 10800 86 7600 15000 3700 2-3 3-5 70 Coated MP 125W/V/ED28/UVS/PS 25813 M150/O 11400 91 8000 15000 4000 2-3 3-5 65 Specialty Lamps ED28 Ballasts 60Hz BU±15° C 12 BU±15° C 12 V±15° D 12 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 ANSI M150 Product No. Circuit Type Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. 277 V90U8820 Reactor 141 0.85 A 1.5 B1 1 1.5 2.65 2.5 8/280 A5 Dry D 50 120/277 V90H8811 CWA 150 1.25/0.55 A/A 1.60 T1 2 1.7 3.15 5.4 12/280 A6 Dry D 20 120/208/240/277 V90D8811 CWA 150 1.25/0.75/0.65/0.55 A/A/A/A 1.60 E 2 1.7 3.15 5.4 12/280 A6 Dry D 20 Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) 2.625" (67mm) 2.188" (56 mm) 1.75" (45 mm) 2 CWA- 3x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 6 BOLTS 2.189" (56mm) 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) A B A B Options Ballasts 1 Reactor– 7/8 in Core Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Input Watts Clear Case Fig. Qty D Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Narrow Neck Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Clear Oper. Pos. ED28 ED17 Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Input Voltage C B A Lamps Selection Guide Mean Lumens MH 125W/C/HBU/PS ANSI Type-O Uni-Form® Systems Lumens Per Watt MH 125W/HBU/PS Lamp Description Standard Metal Halide Initial Lumens EDX17 Applications Lamp Description 41 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 150 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Medium and Mogul Base Lamps (ED17 and ED28) Product No. ANSI Code Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish 99584 M102/E 14000V/12600H 93V/84H 10500V/9500H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 2-4 65 94986 M102/E 13300V/12000H 89V/80H 10000V/9000H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated MH 150W/U/ED28/PS 13556 M102/E 14000V/12600H 93V/84H 10500V/9500H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 2-4 65 MH 150W/C/U/ED28/PS 21344 M102/E 13300V/12000H 89V/80H 10000V/9000H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated Oper. Pos. Clear Clear Case Fig. Qty U A 12 U A 12 U C 12 U C 12 Medium and Mogul Base Lamps (EDX17 and ED28) Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. 22455 M102/O 13300V/12000H 89V/80H 10000V/9000H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 3-5 65 MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS 22888 M102/O 12600V/11300H 84V/75H 9500V/8500H 15000V/11250H 3700 1-2 3-5 70 Coated MP 150W/U/UVS/PS/3K 22522 M102/O 13300V/12000H 89V/80H 10000V/9000H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 3-5 65 U B 12 MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K 80039 M102/O 12600V/11300H 84V/75H 9500V/8500H 15000V/11250H 3200 1-2 3-5 70 Coated U B 12 MP 150W/U/ED28/UVS/PS 58963 M102/O 13300V/12000H 89V/80H 10000V/9000H 15000V/11250H 4000 1-2 3-5 65 U D 12 9500V/8500H 3700 1-2 3-5 70 Coated U D 12 MP 150W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS 32147 M102/O 12600V/11300H 84V/75H Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Ballasts Input Voltage C Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Narrow Neck 60Hz Clear B 12 B 12 D ED28 ED17 B Clear U U ED28 A 15000V/11250H Clear Case Fig. Qty MP 150W/U/UVS/PS Lamps Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 ANSI M102 Product No. Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. 277 V90U7120 Reactor 170 1.5 A 1.5 B1 1 2.5 3.9 4.3 14/280 A1 Dry D 2 120/277 3.6/1.55 B/C 2 Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) V90H7130 HX-HPF 185 1.5 Q1 2 2.25 3.9 7.1 16/280 A7 Dry D 120/208/240/277 V90D7130 HX-HPF 185 3.6/2.2/1.8/1.55 B/D/C/C 1.5 Y 2 2.25 3.9 7.1 16/280 A7 Dry D 2 120/277/347 HX-HPF 185 3.65/1.55/1.25 1.5 A1 2 2.25 3.9 7.1 16/280 A7 Dry D 2 1.6 E 2 2.5 3.9 8.2 16/330 A7 Dry D 2 V90J7130 CWA C/D/D 190 1.7/1.0/0.85/0.75 C/C/C/D 120/277/347 V90J7110 CWA 190 1.65/0.7/0.55 D/C/C 1.6 K 2 2.75 4.1 8.6 16/330 A7 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y7110T CWA 190 0.4 C 1.6 S1 2 2.75 4.1 8.6 16/330 A7 Dry D 2 Ballasts 1 Reactor– 7/8 in Core 2.625" (67mm) 2.188" (56 mm) 1.75" (45 mm) 2 HX and CWA- 3x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 6 BOLTS 2.189" (56mm) 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) A B A B Options Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product Mean Lumens MH 150W/C/U/PS 120/208/240/277 V90D7110 Technical Information Lumens Per Watt MH 150W/U/PS ANSI Type-O Product Index Initial Lumens EDX17 Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 42 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 175 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Medium Base Lamps (ED17) Applications Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty 16497 M152/E* 17500 100 14000 15000 4000 1-2 2-4 65 Clear BU±15° A 12 34691 M152/E* 16600 95 13300 15000 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated BU±15° A 12 CRI Finish Fig. Case Qty 65 Clear Oper. Pos. BU±15° B 12 Coated BU±15° B 12 Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Product No. MS 175W/BU/PS Selection Guide Mean Lumens MS 175W/C/BU/MED/PS ANSI Type-E ANSI Code 68475 M152/E* MS 175W/C/BU/PS 68246 M152/E* Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) 17500 100 14000 15000 4000 16600 95 13300 15000 3700 Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) 1-2 2-4 1-2 2-4 70 Note: * Lamp warranty is limited on M137 ballasts. See individual specification sheets for details. ED28 B ED17 Lamps A Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Lumens Per Watt MS 175W/BU/MED/PS Lamp Description Ballasts Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 60Hz Input Voltage Product No. Circuit Type Input Watts ANSI M137/M152 Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) 120/208/240/277 V90D7210 CWA 208 1.9/1.05/0.95/0.8 B/C/A/A 1.6 E 1 2.65 4.0 8.0 12.5/330 A1 Dry D 120/277/347 V90J7210 CWA 208 1.9/0.8/0.65 B/B/B 1.6 K 1 2.65 4.0 8.0 12.5/330 A1 Dry D 10 10 480/120T V90Y7210T CWA 208 0.5 C 1.6 S1 1 2.65 4.0 8.0 12.5/330 A1 Dry D 10 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) A B Options Ballasts 1 HX and CWA- 3x4 Core Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Initial Lumens 43 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 200 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Medium Base Lamps (ED17) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) MS 200W/BU/MED/PS 60811 M136/E 21000 105 16800 12000 4000 1-2 2-4 65 MS 200W/C/BU/MED/PS 60812 M136/E 20000 100 16000 12000 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) 57739 M136/E 21000 105 16800 15000 4000 ANSI Type-E Uni-Form® Systems A 12 Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Fig. Case Qty 65 Clear Oper. Pos. V±15° 1-2 2-4 B 12 70345 M136/E 20000 100 16000 15000 3700 1-2 2-4 70 Coated 70764 M136/E 19000 95 15000 15000 4000 1-2 2-4 65 Clear Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish MP 200W/V/UVS/PS 22147 M136/O 20000 100 16000 15000 4000 1-2 3-5 65 Clear MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS 59174 M136/O 19000 95 15200 15000 3700 1-2 3-5 70 Coated MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K 44872 M136/O 19000 95 15200 15000 3200 1-2 3-5 70 Coated ANSI Type-O B 12 D 12 Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) Oper. Pos. V±15° Fig. Case Qty V±15° V±15° C 12 C 12 C 12 D ED28 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 60Hz Product No. 277 C ED28 ED17 Lamps B Ballasts Input Voltage V±15° HOR±75° Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps 12 BU±15° MS 200W/H75/T15/PS A Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 8 5⁄16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 ANSI M136 Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current 1.25 UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) V90U7321 Reactor 219 1.5 B1 1 1 2.90 4.5 12/280 A6 Dry D 5 HX-HPF 235 3.30/2.05/1.65/1.45 A/A/A/A 1.5 Y 2 2.25 3.50 7.0 16/290 A7 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J7330 HX-HPF 240 3.45/1.45/1.15 D/C/C 1.5 A1 2 2.45 3.60 7.5 16/290 A7 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y7330T HX-HPF 235 0.80 D 1.5 W1 2 2.45 2.85 8.0 16/290 A7 Dry D 2 1 Reactor– 33/4 x 41/2 Core 4.50" (114mm) 2 HX and CWA- 3x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 4.05" (103mm) A Fig. 120/208/240/277 V90D7330 Ballasts Additional Ballasts A Coated MS 200W/C/V/PS Lamp Description European Product Case Qty Finish 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) A B Options Selection Guide MS 200W/V/PS Technical Information Fig. Clear Oper. Pos. BU±15° CRI Mogul Base Lamps (ED28 and T15) Lamp Description Product Index Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) T15 Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 A B 44 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 200 Watt Energy Savings U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S 68% More Light! Highest Output in Medium Base! Applications Venture’s low current crest factor ballasts with high voltage ignitors, combined with our unique formed body arc tube lamps, provide longer life, more initial light, and significantly more light over time than today’s standard metal halide systems. 200W Uni-Form Lamps • 21,000 lumens! • 50% longer life than standard 175W lamps Selection Guide • Highest wattage available in an ED17 jacket Uni-Form Pulse Start System • The perfect 175W/MED alternative gives you more output - up to 68% more mean lumens with only 2-10% more system watts! • Venture’s “One Call” warranty • Faster Warm-Up / Restrike • Better Cold Starting 68% More Light! = Luminaires Opti-Wave® Ballasts • 277Volt Opti-Wave ballast, only 219 system watts compared to 210 system watts of a 175W CWA ballast • Opti-Wave multi-tap ballasts - Quad, tri and dual voltage tap ballasts available • Improved lamp power regulation over life for improved color control • Lower current crest factor for improved lumen maintenance • UL temperature rise codes that are equal to or better than pulse start CWA ballasts • Quieter operation Lumen Maintenance Comparison 22,000 Uni-Form® MS 200W/V/PS This typical parking garage lighting layout demonstrates how the 200W Uni-Form system delivers 68% more light. 18,000 Lamp Lumens Energy Savings and More Light! 14,000 MH 250W/U (Rated Lamp Life 10,000 Hours) 10,000 The Uni-Form® pulse start family provides the most light in an ED17 bulb. Lumen output is increased by 68% over standard 175 watt metal halide lamps. More light in a smaller lamp offers designers better, more cost-effective and energy-efficient choices: MH 175W/U (Rated Lamp Life 10,000 Hours) 6,000 5,000 10,000 15,000 Hours of Operation 1. Achieve the same light levels using fewer fixtures OR 2. Achieve increased light levels using the same number of fixtures For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems • Improved Color Uniformity 45 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 250 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt MS 250W/V/PS 49621 M153/E* 25000 100 MS 250W/C/V/PS 81365 M153/E* 23800 95 MS 250W/H75/PS 81054 M153/E* 22000 88 17600 Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt 64658 M153/O* 23800 MP 250W/C/BU/UVS/PS 32658 M153/O* Note: * Lamp warranty is limited on M138 ballasts. 22600 ANSI Type-O 20000 15000 4000 2-3 3-5 19000 15000 3700 2-3 3-5 12000 4000 2-3 3-5 Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) 95 19000 15000 4000 2-3 4-6 65 90 17600 15000 3700 2-3 4-6 70 B Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty 65 Clear V±15° A 12 70 Coated V±15° A 12 65 Clear HOR±75° C 12 Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty Clear BU±15° B 12 Coated BU±15° B 12 60Hz 277 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 a il a -m Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 Ballasts der Today! Or x, E Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Input Voltage C ED28 ED28 A Lamps ANSI M138/M153 Product No. Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current V90U8421 Reactor 275 1.35 UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. A 1.5 Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) B1 1 1.25 3.4 6.0 13/280 A1 Dry D 5 2 120/208/240/277 V90D8410 CWA 288 2.5/1.45/1.25/1.1 B/B/A/A 1.6 E 2 1.55 3.5 10.0 15/400 A13 Dry D 120/277/347 V90J8410 CWA 288 2.5/1.1/0.9 B/A/B 1.6 K 2 1.55 3.5 10.0 15/400 A13 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y8410T CWA 288 0.6 A 1.6 S1 2 1.55 4.25 10.0 15/400 A13 Dry D 2 Ballasts 4.50" (114mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 2 HX and CWA- 4x4 Core 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) 4.05" (103mm) A B Options Selection Guide Standard Metal Halide Finish CRI F Additional Ballasts Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) C a ll, European Product CCT (K) See individual specification sheets for details. Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS 1 Reactor– 33/4 x 41/2 Core Technical Information Avg. Life Hours Mogul Base Lamps (ED28) Lamp Description Product Index Mean Lumens ED28 Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 A B For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 46 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction For Indoor or Outdoor Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S 47 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 320 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Mogul Base Lamps (ED28, ED37 and T15) Product No. ANSI Code MS 320W/V/ED28/PS 59194 M154/E* 33000 103 26000 MS 320W/C/V/ED28/PS 77594 M154/E* 31000 97 25000 MS 320W/V/ED37/PS 52236 M154/E* 33000 103 MS 320W/C/V/ED37/PS 67712 M154/E* 31000 97 MS 320W/H75/ED28/PS 47549 M154/E* 30000 MS 320W/H75/T15/PS 79710 M154/E* 30000 ANSI Type-O Product No. CCT (K) Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI 2-3 4-6 65 Clear 3700 2-3 4-6 70 Coated 26000 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear 25000 20000+ 3700 2-3 4-6 70 Coated 94 24000 20000+ 4000 2-3 4-6 65 94 24000 20000+ 4000 2-3 4-6 ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens 10103 M154/O* 31000 97 25000 10104 M154/O* 29000 91 23000 Fig. Case Qty A 12 A 12 C 6 V±15° V±15° C 6 Clear V±15° HOR±75° F 12 65 Clear HOR±75° G 12 Avg. Life Hours** 20000+ CCT (K) Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. BU±15° Fig. Case Qty B 12 B 12 D 6 D 6 D 6 Fig. Case Qty 4000 2-3 5-8 65 Clear 20000+ 20000+ 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Coated 4000 2-3 5-8 65 Clear 20000+ 20000+ 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Coated 3200 2-3 5-8 70 Coated BU±15° BU±15° Finish Oper. Pos. MP 320W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS 21714 M154/O* 31000 97 25000 MP 320W/C/BU/ED37/UVS/PS 32795 M154/O* 29000 91 23000 MP 320W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/3K 66506 M154/O* 29000 91 23000 ANSI Type-O Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) for Operation on Electronic Ballasts Product No. ANSI Code MP 320W/V/EL/UVS/PS 25984 M154/O 31300 MP 320W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS 32409 M154/O 29800 Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Avg. Life Hours*** CCT (K) 98 26900 20000++ 4000 2-3 5-8 65 Clear V±15° D 6 93 25600 20000++ 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Coated V±15° D 6 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 Ballasts 60Hz Product No. Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 CRI * Lamp warranty is limited on M132 ballasts. D See individual specification sheets for details. ED37 ED28 C Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) BU±15° BU±15° Mean Lumens B ED28 A Input Voltage Oper. Pos. V±15° Finish 4000 MP 320W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS Lamps ** A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. *** A life rating of 20,000++ means that 80% of the lamps installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. See adjacent page for additional lamp diagrams Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 ANSI M132/M154 Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. V90U7421 Reactor 349 1.7 120/208/240/277 V90D7430 HX-HPF 360 4.8/2.85/2.45/2.1 B/C/C/C A Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) 1.5 B1 1 1.5 3.6 7.0 16/280 A7 Dry D 2 1.5 Y 2 1.8 3.6 11 20/280 A7 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J7430 HX-HPF 365 5.25/2.25/1.7 D/D/D 1.5 A1 2 1.8 3.5 10.5 20/280 A7 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y7430T HX-HPF 370 1.09 D 1.5 W1 2 1.8 3.5 10.5 20/290 A7 Dry D 2 120/208/240/277 V90D7411 CWA 368 3.2/1.8/1.6/1.4 B/B/B/B 1.6 E 2 1.85 3.65 10 22/330 A2 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J7411 CWA 368 3.2/1.4/1.15 B/C/C 1.6 K 2 1.9 3.75 10.5 22/330 A2 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y7411T CWA 368 0.8 D 1.6 S1 2 1.9 3.75 10.5 22/330 A2 Dry D 2 1 Reactor– 3 /4 x 4 /2 Core Ballasts 3 4.50" (114mm) 1 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 2 HX and CWA- 4x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS 4.05" (103mm) 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) A B A B For Electronic Ballasts See Page #51 Options Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product Avg. Life Hours** 20000+ 20000+ 20000+ MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS 277 Technical Information Mean Lumens Mogul Base Lamps (ED28 and ED37) Lamp Description Lamp Description Product Index Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt ED37 Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 48 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 350 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Mogul Base Lamps Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens MS 350W/V/PS 98389 M131/E 37000 106 29000 MS 350W/C/V/PS 71329 M131/E 35000 100 28000 CRI Oper. Pos. V±15° Finish 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear 3700 2-3 4-6 70 Coated Fig. Case Qty C 6 V±15° V±15° C 6 A 12 E 6 F 12 52980 M131/E 37000 106 29000 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear MS 350W/C/H75/PS 64866 M131/E 31000 89 24000 20000+ 3700 2-3 4-6 70 Coated MS 350W/H75/ED28/PS 46959 M131/E 33000 94 26000 20000+ 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear HOR±75° HOR±75° MS 350W/H75/T15/PS 93749 M131/E 33000 94 26000 20000+ 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear HOR±75° G 12 Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens CRI Finish Fig. Case Qty MP 350W/V/UVS/PS 22149 M131/O 35000 100 28000 Oper. Pos. V±15° MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS 44097 M131/O 33000 94 26000 MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K 27845 M131/O 33000 94 26000 MP 350W/V/ED28/UVS/PS 47887 M131/O 35000 100 28000 MP 350W/C/V/ED28/UVS/PS 55401 M131/O 33000 94 26000 ANSI Type-O Mogul Base Lamps (ED28 and ED37) Lamp Description ANSI Type-O ANSI Code MP 350W/V/EL/UVS/PS 44983 M131/O 35100 MP 350W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS 48952 M131/O 33300 Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt CCT (K) Warm-up Restrike (Min) (Min) 4000 2-3 5-8 65 Clear 20000+ 20000+ 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Coated 3200 2-3 5-8 70 Coated 20000+ 20000+ 4000 2-3 5-8 65 Clear 3700 2-3 5-8 70 D 6 V±15° V±15° D 6 D 6 B 12 Coated V±15° V±15° B 12 Finish Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours** CCT (K) 100 30200 20000++ 4000 2-3 5-8 65 Clear V±15° D 6 95 28600 20000++ 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Coated V±15° D 6 F Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 Ballasts CRI * A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. ** A life rating of 20,000++ means that 80% of the lamps installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. See adjacent page for additional lamp diagrams Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 60Hz Product No. Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) G ED28 ED37 E Input Voltage Avg. Life Hours* 20000+ Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) for Operation on Electronic Ballasts Product No. Lamps ANSI M131 Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. V90U7521 Reactor 380 1.9 120/208/240/277 V90D7530 HX-HPF 395 5.0/2.55/2.5/2.15 B/A/C/C B Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) 1.5 B1 1 1.8 3.6 7.4 18/280 A7 Dry D 2 1.5 Y 2 1.8 3.5 11 21.5/280 A7 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J7530 HX-HPF 400 4.6/2.0/1.6 C/D/D 1.5 A1 2 1.8 3.9 12.5 21.5/290 A7 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y7530T HX-HPF 400 1.35 D 1.5 W1 2 1.8 3.9 10.5 21.5/290 A7 Dry D 2 120/208/240/277 V90D7512 CWA 400 1.6 E 2 1.92 3.8 10.5 24/330 A2 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J7512 CWA 400 3.6/1.55/1.2 B/C/C 1.6 K 2 1.92 3.8 10.5 24/330 A2 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y7512T CWA 400 0.9 D 1.6 S1 2 2.02 3.9 11.2 24/330 A2 Dry D 2 4.50" (114mm) 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 2 HX and CWA- 4x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS 4.05" (103mm) 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) A B A B For Electronic Ballasts See Page #51 Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 Product Index Ballasts 1 Reactor– 33/4 x 41/2 Core 3.6/2.1/1.8/1.55 B/C/C/C Options Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts Warm-up Restrike (Min) (Min) MS 350W/V/ED28/PS 277 European Product CCT (K) 20000+ 20000+ Lamp Description Technical Information Avg. Life Hours* 20000+ T15 Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Lamp Description 49 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 400 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Mogul Base Lamps Product No. ANSI Code MS 400W/V/PS 73531 M155/E* 44000 110 35000 MS 400W/C/V/PS 42401 M155/E* 42000 105 33000 MS 400W/V/ED28/PS 85260 M155/E* 44000 110 35000 MS 400W/C/V/ED28/PS 46416 M155/E* 42000 105 33000 20000+ 20000+ MS 400W/H75/PS 58788 M155/E* 40000 100 32000 MS 400W/H75/ED28/PS 40124 M155/E* 40000 100 MS 400W/C/H75/ED28/PS 55459 M155/E* 38000 95 ANSI Type-O 4-6 65 Clear 4-6 70 Coated 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear 3700 2-3 4-6 70 Coated 20000+ 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear 32000 20000+ 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear 30000 20000+ 3700 2-3 4-6 70 Coated Product No. ANSI Code Avg. Life Hours*** 20000+ CCT (K) Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI Finish 71642 M155/O* Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Per Watt Lumens 41000 103 33000 45541 M155/O* 39000 98 31000 MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS 12445 M155/O* 41000 103 33000 MP 400W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS 88648 M155/O* 39000 98 31000 20000+ Fig. Case Qty C 6 V±15° V±15° C 6 A 12 V±15° HOR±75° A 12 E 6 HOR±75° HOR±75° F 12 F 12 Fig. Case Qty 5-8 65 D 6 Oper. Pos. BU±15° Clear D 6 Clear BU±15° BU±15° B 12 Coated BU±15° B 12 Finish Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Coated 4000 2-3 5-8 65 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) for Operation on Electronic Ballasts ANSI Code MP 400W/V/EL/UVS/PS 56745 M155/O 41800 105 MP 400W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS 78752 M155/O 39700 99 ED28 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Avg. Life Hours**** CCT (K) 35900 20000++ 4000 2-3 5-8 65 Clear V±15° D 6 34100 20000++ 3700 2-3 5-8 70 Coated V±15° D 6 C B ED28 A Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Per Watt Lumens Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI D E F ED28 Product No. Lamps 2-3 ED37 ANSI Type-O 4000 ED37 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 * Lamp warranty is limited on M135 ballasts. See individual specification sheets for details. Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 ** At 120 or more hours per start, lamp life is rated at 30,000 hours. *** A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. ****A life rating of 20,000++ means that 80% of the lamps installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. Ballasts 60Hz 277 Product No. Circuit Type Input Watts V90U7621 ANSI M135/M155 Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) Reactor 435 2.1 C 1.5 B1 1 1.65 3.7 7.0 20/280 A7 Dry D 2 120/208/240/277 V90D7612 CWA 450 4/2.3/2/1.75 C/C/C/C 1.6 E 2 2.00 3.9 10.7 26/330 A3 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J7612 CWA 451 4/1.75/1.4 D/D/D 1.6 K 2 2.15 4 11.3 26/330 A3 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y7612T CWA 455 1 D 1.6 S1 2 2.2 4.1 12 26/330 A3 Dry D 2 Ballasts 1 Reactor– 33/4 x 41/2 Core 4.50" (114mm) 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 2 HX and CWA- 4x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS 4.05" (103mm) 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) A B A B For Electronic Ballasts See Page #51 Options Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts Oper. Pos. V±15° Finish 2-3 MP 400W/C/BU/UVS/PS Input Voltage European Product Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI 2-3 20000+ 20000+ Lamp Description Technical Information Avg. Life CCT Hours*** (K) 20000+/30000** 4000 20000+/30000** 3700 Mogul Base Lamps Lamp Description MP 400W/BU/UVS/PS Product Index Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Per Watt Lumens ED37 Selection Guide Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 50 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Electronic Ballasts U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Wattage 320W Voltage 208-277 Input Voltage Range 188-305 Product No. OPE320W Input Watts 333 Maximum Line Current 333/(.92*Vline) ANSI M154 EMI FCC Part 18 Safety UL 1029 350W 208-277 188-305 OPE350W 363 363/(.92*Vline) M131 FCC Part 18 UL 1029 400W 208-277 188-305 OPE400W 413 413/(.92*Vline) M155 FCC Part 18 UL 1029 450W 277 249-305 OPE450W 465 465/(.92*Vline) M144 FCC Part 18 UL 1029 BLACK (high/hot) 0-10VDC ORANGE - high (+VDC) BROWN - low (-VDC) YELLOW <5 mA @10 VDC (low/neutral) Also Available: Opti-E™ Venture’s own high frequency electronic ballast: • Auto-Voltage input 208-277V (208V, 240V, 277V ±10% ); (50-60Hz AC, DC) Standard Metal Halide • ± 0.5% lamp power regulation over a 10% change in input voltage • Improved arc tube stability; Flicker-Free • Operates in ambient from -20°C to 55°C • Superior color and lumen maintenance • Continuous dimming of Venture’s e-Lamp (4K) product (From full power down to 50%) a il GREEN GROUND a x, -m Ballasts RED(s) HID LAMP • True-sinusoidal, high-frequency lamp drive Additional Ballasts der Today! Or 7.2" F Specialty Lamps 2.3" C a ll, Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide 6.0" E Applications Opti-E™ High Frequency Electronic Ballasts for e-Lamp™ product Wiring and Installation: Install in accordance with National Electric Code / local wiring code. UNIT MUST BE GROUNDED. Connect with wires rated at least 105° C (121° F). Black and yellow are AC line connections for all voltages on label (automatic voltage detection). Physical Characteristics: Standards: Maximum Case Temp: 90º C as stand alone, see thermal requirement guide from VLI for more details Maximum Distance (Ballast from Lamp):8’ Length: 7.2" Width: 6" Height:2.3" Weight: 3.5 lbs. Thermal Protection: AUTO RESET UL/CUL Listed Designed to meet: Transient Protection: ANSI C62.41 EMI/RFI: FCC PART 18A CLASS A Sound Rating: A Warranty: 2 YEARS (Ballast Only), 3 YEARS (System) Luminaires must be submitted to Venture testing • Operates all other pulse start metal halide lamps Dimming limited to 50% lamp power (achieved using optional Venture control interface VDM1) • Keeps lamps lighted over wide range of line voltages • Silent operation sound rated A • 1.0 effective current crest factor • Ballast Efficiency up to 93% Product Index Technical Information European Product • Suitable for damp location 51 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 450 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours* CCT (K) MS 450W/V/PS 10079 M144/E 50000 111 40000 20000+ 4000 2-3 4-6 65 Clear V±15° A 6 MS 450W/C/V/PS 10138 M144/E 47000 104 37000 20000+ 3700 2-3 4-6 70 Coated V±15° A 6 Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens CCT (K) 65072 M144/O 47000 104 37000 Avg. Life Hours* 20000+ ANSI Type-O 5-8 65 MP 450W/C/BU/UVS/PS 59216 M144/O 45000 100 36000 3700 Note: * A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. 2-3 5-8 70 A Case Fig. Qty Oper. Case Pos. Fig. Qty Clear BU±15° B 6 ± Coated BU 15° B 6 B ED37 ED37 Lamps Oper. Pos. Finish der Today! Or Ballasts 60Hz Input Voltage Product No. 277 Circuit Type Input Watts a il a -m Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 x, E Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 F Standard Metal Halide Finish C a ll, Additional Ballasts CRI 2-3 ANSI M144 Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) V90U8521 Reactor 485 2.3 C 1.5 B1 1 1.8 3.75 8.1 22/280 A2 Dry D 120/208/240/277 V90D8530 HX-HPF 505 7/3.6/3.5/3 B/A/D/D 1.5 Y 2 2.4 3.6 14 30/280 A7 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J8530 HX-HPF 510 6.15/2.3/2.2 D/B/D 1.5 A1 2 2.6 4.5 14 30/280 A7 Dry D 2 480/120T V90Y8530T HX-HPF 515 1.75 D 1.5 W1 2 2.6 4.25 14 30/280 A7 Dry D 2 Ballasts 1 Reactor– 33/4 x 41/2 Core European Product Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) 4000 20000+ Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide MP 450W/BU/UVS/PS 4.50" (114mm) 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 2 HX and CWA- 4x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) 4.05" (103mm) A Technical Information CRI Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) Lamp Description Product Index Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) B Options Applications Lamp Description 2 Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 A B For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 52 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction More Light and Less Energy U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S 450W Uni-Form Lamps Lumen Maintenance Comparison • High lumen output: 50,000 lumens • Nearly 70% mean lumen improvement over standard 400 watt metal halide lamps • 80% lumen maintenance • Patented weldless arc tube mount construction • Durable - Withstands shock & vibration • Excellent color uniformity in open fixture lamps Applications 55,000 Lamp Lumens 45,000 Uni-Form® MS 450W/V/PS 35,000 Selection Guide 25,000 Ballasts MH 400W/U 5,000 10,000 20,000 15,000 Hours of Operation 70% More Mean Uni-Form® Systems Lumens than Standard 400/U! Uni-Form Systems • 277Volt Opti-Wave® ballast, only 485 system watts! • Opti-Wave multi-tap ballasts - Quad, tri and dual tap ballasts available • Improved lamp power regulation over life for improved color control • Lower current crest factor for improved lumen maintenance • UL temperature rise codes that are equal to or better than pulse start CWA types • Quieter operation 15,000 Specialty Lamps System Standard Metal Halide • Venture® “One Call” warranty • More output – up to 70% more mean lumens than standard 400 watt metal halide lamps • High system lumens per watt Up to 50 % Fewer Fixtures Additional Ballasts European Product 24' Standard 400W VS. Uni-Form® 450W 61.3 59.0 62.4 62.8 58.2 62.9 58.2 62.8 50.2 50.3 48.8 50.3 46.7 50.4 46.7 50.3 59.0 47.7 50.5 54.1 46.1 63.0 46.1 54.1 56.3 56.3 54.1 63.0 53.4 64.0 53.4 63.0 62.4 50.5 52.8 55.6 49.2 64.0 49.2 55.6 50.5 50.6 49.1 50.5 47.0 50.6 47.0 50.5 62.8 54.1 55.6 60.1 54.3 63.9 54.3 60.1 56.5 56.6 54.3 63.2 53.6 64.2 53.6 63.2 58.2 46.1 49.2 54.3 44.5 62.8 44.5 54.3 50.6 50.7 49.2 50.6 47.1 50.7 47.1 50.6 62.9 63.0 64.0 63.9 62.8 60.0 62.8 63.9 56.5 56.6 54.3 63.3 53.6 64.2 53.6 63.3 58.2 46.1 49.2 54.3 44.5 62.8 44.5 54.3 50.6 50.7 49.2 50.6 47.1 50.7 47.1 50.6 62.8 54.1 55.6 60.1 54.3 63.9 54.3 60.1 56.5 56.6 54.3 63.2 53.6 64.2 53.6 63.2 62.4 50.5 52.8 55.6 49.2 64.0 49.2 55.6 50.5 50.6 49.1 50.5 47.0 50.6 47.0 50.5 59.0 47.7 50.5 54.1 46.1 63.0 46.1 54.1 56.3 56.3 54.1 63.0 53.4 64.0 53.4 63.0 61.3 59.0 62.4 62.8 58.2 62.9 58.2 62.8 50.2 50.3 48.8 50.3 46.7 50.4 46.7 50.3 57.6 44.7 48.0 53.6 43.0 62.3 43.0 53.6 56.0 56.1 53.8 62.7 53.1 63.8 53.1 62.7 61.0 58.7 62.1 62.5 57.9 62.5 57.9 62.5 49.9 50.0 48.6 49.9 46.4 50.0 46.4 49.9 24' 15 Fixtures - 58 fc 50% More Light • Increase your light levels (footcandles) using the same number of fixtures and fixture spacing. • Attain the same light level (fc) using fewer fixtures with wider spacing. Uni-Form® 450W VS. Standard 400W 20' 18' 28 Fixtures - 58 fc 3 Fixtures - 5 fc Product Index Technical Information Over 3 Fixtures - 3.1 fc 53 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 575 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-O Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) Applications Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens MP 575W/V/BT37/PS 60023* M178/O 60000 104 48000 Avg. Life Hours* 20000+ MP 575W/C/V/BT37/PS 60020* M178/O 57000 99 45000 20000+ CCT (K) Warm-Up Restrike (Min) (Min) CRI 4000 3-5 8-12 65 3700 3-5 8-12 70 Fig. Case Qty Clear Oper. Pos. BU±15° A 6 Coated BU±15° A 6 Finish BT37 Lamps A Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Note: * New! Contact manufacturer for product availability. Ballasts 60Hz Input Voltage 277 Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current V90U5521 Reactor 620 3.15 Technical Information UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. C 1.5 Fig. B1 1 Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type 2.05 Dry 3.85 8.0 30/280 A2 Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) D 2 HX 6358.75/4.70/4.45/3.80 B/A/C/C 1.5 Y 2 3.25 4.90 18.0 38/330 A14 Dry D 2 120/277/347 V90J5530 HX 635 9.75/3.70/3.20 D/C/D 1.5 A1 2 3.25 4.90 18.0 38/330 A14 Dry D 2 480 V90Y5530T HX 645 2.30 D 1.5 W1 2 3.25 4.90 18.5 38/330 A14 Dry D 2 Note: * New! Contact manufacturer for product availability. 4.50" (114mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 2 HX 4x4 Core 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) 4.05" (103mm) B Options 1 Reactor– 33/4 x 41/2 Core A Product Index PRELIMINARY Product No. 120/208/240/277 V90D5530 Ballasts European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 A B For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 54 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Super Site Lighting Systems U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Applications Lumen Maintenance Comparison 100,000 Uni-Form® MS 875W/BU/BT37/PS Lamp Lumens Selection Guide 80,000 MH 1000W/U/BT37 60,000 40,000 Uni-Form® MS 450W/V/PS MH 400W/U Uni-Form® Systems 20,000 15,000 20,000 HPS Hours of Operation re’s he u t n Ve has t e 875Wngest Lifigh l o ny h m of a syste Watt Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide 450 Watt • Superior life and lumen maintenance! 50,000 initial lumens • White light output equal to a 400 watt HPS lamp with better color rendition • 74% more mean lumens compared to standard 400W • Long life: 20,000+ hours 575 Watt System Efficiency Comparison Mean Lumens per System Watt Additional Ballasts European Product 12,000 10,000 5,000 90 Technical Information Metal Halide Uni-Form® MS 575W/V/PS • 60,000 initial lumens Uni-Form 875W • Twice the mean lumens of a standard 400W metal halide lamp Uni-Form 450W Uni-Form 575W 80 • Long life: 20,000+ hours 70 • Matching lamp and ballast system Standard 1000W/U • Brightest lamp in its class 60 875 Watt Standard 400W/U 50 400 450 575 Watts 875 1000 % o 5 7 in t p U a se increystem ! S iency c Effi • The ultimate replacement for a standard 1000 watt metal halide system! • Save up to 155 watts per luminaire • High lumen output: 100,000 lumens 115 lamp lumens per watt • Horizontal and base-up versions available • Shrouded MP 875W/BU lamps; 2005 NEC compliant rated ANSI Type-O • Available with energy efficient 875 Watt 480V Opti-Wave® and CWA ballasts Product Index • Long life: 20,000+ hours 55 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 875 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Mogul Base Lamps (BT37) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours* CCT (K) MS 875W/BU/BT37/PS 22619 M166/E 100000 114 80000 20000+ 4000 3-5 MS 875W/BD/BT37/PS 35426 M166/E 100000 114 80000 20000+ 4000 3-5 MS 875W/HOR/BT37/PS** 33759 M166/E 95000 109 76000 12000 4000 3-5 ANSI Type-O Selection Guide 65 Clear BU±15° A 6 8-12 65 Clear BD±15° A 6 8-12 65 Clear HOR±45° B 6 CRI Finish Oper. Pos. Clear BU±15° C 6 Coated BU±15° C 6 Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours* CCT (K) MP 875W/BU/BT37/PS 58953 M166/O 95000 109 76000 20000+ 4000 3-5 8-12 65 MP 875W/C/BU/BT37/PS 41686 M166/O 90000 103 72000 20000+ 3700 3-5 8-12 70 Note: * A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. ** Permitted rotation about horizontal lamp axis ±15˚. BT37 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 60Hz 480 Warm-UpRestrike (Min) (Min) Product No. Circuit Type Input Watts V90Y8620 Case Fig. Qty Venture’s MP 875 watt lamp was accepted into the 2005 IESNA Progress Report, which recognizes new products that provide a unique and significant advancement to the art and science of lighting. Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 Ballasts Input Voltage Case Fig. Qty ify Spec ’s MP ure NSI Vent for A ire 875eW-O luminan Typ otectio pr C BT37 B BT37 Lamps Uni-Form® Systems 8-12 Initial Lumens Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts Oper. Pos. ANSI Code ANSI M166 Max. Line Current UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) Reactor 925 2.75 C 1.5 B1 1 3.30 5.2 13.5 15/480 B9 Oil F 5 120/208/240/277 V90D8611 CWA 940 8.0/4.5/4.0/3.45 B/A/A/A 1.6 E 2 2.8 4.8 21 22/460 B12 Oil F 10 120/277/347 CWA 940 8.0/3.45/2.75 A/A/A 1.6 K 2 2.95 4.95 22 22/460 B12 Oil F 10 V90J8611 Ballasts 1 Reactor– 33/4 x 41/2 Core European Product Finish Product No. A 4.50" (114mm) 3.75" (95 mm) 3.30" (84 mm) 2 CWA- 4x6 Core 6.00" (152 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR # 10 BOLTS HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) 4.375" (111 mm) 5.375"(136 mm) 4.05" (103mm) A Technical Information CRI Mogul Base Lamps (BT37) Lamp Description Product Index Warm-UpRestrike (Min) (Min) B Options Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 A B For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 56 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction 1000 Watt U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S ANSI Type-E Mogul Base Lamps Product No. ANSI Code CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. Case Fig. Qty 115000 115 86000 15000 4000 3-5 8-12 65 Clear BU±15° A 6 MS 1000W/HOR/T25/PS* 49111 M141/E 110000 110 77000 5000 3400 3-5 10-15 65 Clear HOR±45° B 6 B T25 BT37 Lamps Selection Guide Avg. Life Hours 71722 M141/E Dia. = 3 1/8” (79mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Mean Lumens Uni-Form Systems Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 * Permitted rotation about horizontal lamp axis ±15˚. Ballasts Input Voltage 60Hz Product No. 120/208/240/277 V90D7810 ANSI M141 Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current CWA 1080 9.0/5.2/4.5/3.9 UL Coil Crest Wiring Rise Code Factor Diag. D/A/B/B 1.6 E Fig. 1 Dimensions Total Wt. Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. 2.8 4.8 21 24/480 B12 Cap. Type Oil Ign. Max.Dist. Fig. (ft) F 15 120/277/347 V90J7810 CWA 1080 9.0/3.9/3.15 D/B/A 1.6 K 1 2.9 4.95 21.5 24/480 B12 Oil F 5 480/120T V90Y7810T CWA 1080 2.25 D 1.6 S1 1 2.82 4.85 21 24/480 B12 Oil F 20 Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Lumens Per Watt MS 1000W/BU/BT37/PS A 1 CWA- 4x6 Core Ballasts European Product Initial Lumens 6.00" (152 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) 4.375" (111 mm) 5.375"(136 mm) Options Applications Lamp Description Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #60 For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information A B 57 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Natural White 950 Series Introduction ® U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) for Operation on Electronic Ballasts Lamp Watts Description Product No. ANSI Code 320 MP 320W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 28712* M___/O 26500 320 MP 320W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 35698* M___/O 25000 350 MP 350W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 62584* M___/O 350 MP 350W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 71035* M___/O 400 MP 400W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 71564* 400 MP 400W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 95103* Effective Eff. Mean Lumens1 Lumens2 Avg. Life Hours3 CCT Warm-upRestrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI 24000 20000++ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Clear BU±15° A 6 22500 20000++ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Coated BU±15° A 6 29500 26500 20000++ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Clear BU±15° A 6 28000 25000 20000++ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Coated BU±15° A 6 M___/O 34000 30500 20000++ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Clear BU±15° A 6 M___/O 32000 29000 20000++ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Coated BU±15° A 6 Finish Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty Notes: 1 Effective lumens are scotopically enhanced for indoor lighting - ED37 Lamps A Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications ANSI Type-O (S/P)0.5 =1.13 relative to standard 4000K lamps 2 Mean lumen rating of 90% is based upon operation on Venture’s Opti-E™ electronic ballasts. 3 A life rating of 20,000++ hours means that at least 80% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. * New! Contact manufacturer for product availability. Venture’s 350 and 320 watt Natural White electronic lamps were accepted into the 2005 IESNA Progress Report, which recognizes new products that provide a unique and significant advancement to the art and science of lighting. Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 For Electronic Ballasts Details, See Page #51 Effective Lumens 50,000 Uni-Form Natural White 100 MS 400W/BU 90 Effective Lumens 80 70 Relative Power (%) Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps (S/P)0.5 45,000 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 393 443 493 543 593 Wavelength (nm) 643 693 40,000 35,000 Natural White™ 400W 30,000 Natural White™ 350W 25,000 743 20,000 Ceramic Metal halide 90 15,000 Relative Power (%) Additional Ballasts 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 443 493 543 593 Wavelength (nm) 643 693 743 8,000 12,000 16,000 Hours of Operation 20,000 t in y! s r i A F dustr In the With Natural White lamps, blues are true blue and reds are more vibrant; whites are whiter and skin tones look like they’re under sunlight. The light from our Natural White lamps is closest to natural sunlight. Technical Information European Product 0 393 r Co l o e r t -bet eramic c lide n a h t ha l a t me 4,000 9n0Lumens Mea Natural White™ 320W 100 80 % Product Index Ceramic metal halide 4000K - 90 CRI Natural White® 5000K - 90+ CRI Compact Fluorescent 3500K - 80 CRI 58 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Natural White 950 Series Introduction ® U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Specialty Lamps Product No. ANSI Code Effective Eff. Mean Avg. Life Lumens1 Lumens2 Hours3 CCT Warm-upRestrike (K) (Min) (Min) CRI Finish 250 MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS/EM/950 19523* M153/O 18500 16500 320 MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 98530* M154/O 23500 21000 320 MP 320W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 98520* M154/O 23500 21000 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ 350 MP 350W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 33149 M131/O 27000 24000 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ 350 MP 350W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 51628 M131/O 27000 24000 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ 400 MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 72315 M155/O 31500 28500 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ 400 MP 400W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 57129 M155/O 31500 28500 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 775 MP 775W/BU/BT37/PS/950 24983** M___/O 70000 63000 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Clear BU±15° A 15 20000+ 5000 2-3 5-8 90+ Clear BU±15° A 12 Clear BU±15° B 6 Clear BU±15° A 12 Clear BU±15° B 6 Clear BU±15° A 12 90+ Clear BU±15° B 6 90+ Clear BU±15° C 6 B Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 ED28 A ED37 Lamps Notes: On CWA ballasts, mean lumens may be lower ** Product is in development, please contact Venture Lighting for product availability Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 Notes: 1 Effective lumens are scotopically enhanced for indoor lighting; (S/P)0.5 =1.13 relative to standard 4000K lamps 2 Mean lumen rating of 90% is based upon operation on Venture Opti-Wave® ballasts. 3 A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that at least 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. * New! Contact manufacturer for product availability. Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Mogul Base Lamps (ED37) for Operation on Magnetic Ballasts Lamp Watts Description Uni-Form Systems Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications ANSI Type-O 59 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Wiring Diagrams U N I-FORM® P U L S E S T A R T M E T A L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S 277V BLACK LAMP CAP CAP Specialty Lamps BLUE X3 W1 WHIT E BLACK HT BLK/W IGNITOR European Product BLUE IGNITOR X3 S1 WHITE COMMON RED D /RE T WH X1 CAP WHIT E BLACK LAMP LAMP RED WH ED T/R X1 BLUE IGNITOR X3 120V ORANGE EMERGENCY LAMP BLK/WHT BLK/WHT CAP WHITE COMMON WHITE OW LL 2 X EMERGENCY LAMP YE LL X2 OW YE OW X2 WHITE COMMON LL BLK/WHT YE BLK/WHT RED D /RE T WH X1 BLUE IGNITOR X3 120V ORANGE CAP Technical Information LAMP RED ED T/R WH X1 120V ORANGE Product Index HT BLK/W 120V ORANGE WHITE COMMON BLUE IGNITOR X3 CAP OW LL YE X2 T1 WHIT E RED D /RE T WH X1 WHITE COMMON 240V TAN 208V PURPLE BLACK E 480V BLU/WHT 277V BLACK IGNITOR X3 OW LL 2 X WHITE COMMON BLUE IGNITOR X3 R1 BLUE YE ORANGE 120V RED ED T/R 1 H W X HT BLK/W CAP BLACK 277V OW LL 2 X Standard Metal Halide Q1 WHIT WHITE COMMON YE Additional Ballasts WHIT E HT B1 OW LL YE X2 120V ORANGE WHITE COMMON BLK/W 120V ORANGE WHITE COMMON RED ED T/R 1 H W X 277V TAN OW LL YE X2 CAP X3 CAP X2 IGNITOR IGNITOR BLK/WHT BLK/WHT WHITE 347V BLACK X3 OW BLUE 208V PURPLE A1 RED ED T/R 1 H X W HT BLK/W 240V TAN BLUE 120V ORANGE LL CAP WHITE COMMON 277V BLACK 277V TAN YE W LO X2 CAP WHITE COMMON Y BLK/WHT RED ED T/R 1 X WH For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 60 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com LAMP BLK/WHT 120V ORANGE BLUE X3 IGNITOR 120V ORANGE RESTRIKE CONTROL 347V BLACK BLK/WHT BLK/WHT IGNITOR LAMP X3 K RED D /RE T WH X1 LAMP BLUE 208V PURPLE BLACK LAMP 240V TAN F LAMP RED D /R E 1 T X WH L YE Uni-Form® Systems 277V BLACK connection must be made to all ballasts to avoid shock hazard, personal injury or damage to the luminaire or installation. Ballast installations and groundings should be made in accordance with all applicable government codes and regulations where required. OW LL YE X2 Selection Guide E The wiring diagram is the blueprint for the ballast circuitry, including the input supply voltage and grounding methods. A ground LAMP Applications Wiring diagrams for all Venture® Uni-Form® ballast products are provided on this page. The ballast data tables indicate the reference letter corresponding to the correct diagram for each ballast product. Refer to the table for the required ballast before referencing any diagram. LAMP Introduction Introduction Specialty Lamps Lamp The Right For That Special Application High Output MPI Lamps 62 400W, 360W - Replacing the standard 400 watt metal halide (base-up operation) lamp with a same or higher light output and are compliant with 2005 NEC® (National Electrical Code®) requirements Energy Master® Lamps 64 150W and 360W - Relamp your standard metal halide installation with these energy-saving retrofit products. Lamps are specifically designed to operate with all standard metal halide fixtures and ballasts. White-Lux® Lamps 66 250 - 750 Watts - Cost effectively switch from yellow HPS light to white metal halide light with no modifications to your HPS ballasts and fixtures. High Wattage/Sports Lamps 1000 - 1650 Watts - These lamps are the leading choice for arenas and stadiums worldwide. 67 Tubular Lamps 68 70 - 1000 Watts - Tubular jacketed lamps with highly streamlined profiles provide excellent optical control. BiPin (G12) Lamps 70 - 150 Watts 69 Double Ended Lamps 69 70 - 250 Watts - Compact configuration provides excellent optical control in smaller fixture designs. High Wattage Double Ended 70 1000 - 2000 Watts - These European style lamps are used for large area floodlighting and sports lighting applications. Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS 61 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction High Output Lamps SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS Applications What Happened to the High Output 400W? Venture’s Type-O MPI Shrouded Arc Tubes Standard arc tube found in a Type-S lamp It’s Been Replaced with the New MPI HO (High Output) Venture’s Open Luminaire Rated MPI Lamps MPI Lamps • More light - Exceed mean lumens of old 400W S-rated lamps & higher lumen rating than older MPI 400W • Meet initial lumens of old 400W/BU S-rated lamps Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Super • Same light as 400W/U with 10% energy savings - MPI 360W • Meet requirements of the 2005 National Electric Code® European Product • Meet ANSI criteria for use in open luminaires Can be used in open or enclosed luminaires • No luminaire lens required - delivering more light • Can be operated continuously, no shut-off required Product Index Technical Information • Fewer failures thanks to weldless mount construction Stronger lamps - less breakage in shipping 62 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction High Output Lamps SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS ANSI Type-O Pinched Body Mogul Based Lamps Applications Lamp Watts Description 400 MPI 400W/BU/HO 400 MPI 400W/C/BU/HO Initial Lumens 40000 38000 Lumens Mean Per Watt Lumens 95 28000 90 26000 Avg. Life Hours 20000 20000 CCT Warm-Up Restrike (K) (Min) (Min) 4000 3-5 10-15 3700 3-5 10-15 CRI 65 70 Oper. Pos. BU±15° BU±15° Finish Clear Coated Fig. A A Case Qty 6 6 Energy Saving Pinched Body Mogul Based Lamps Lamp Watts Description 360 MPI 360W/BU/EM/HO 360 MPI 360W/C/BU/EM/HO BT37 A Lamps ANSI Code M59/O M59/O Product No. 38029 67293 ANSI Initial Lumens Mean Avg. Life Code Lumens Per Watt Lumens Hours M165/O 36000 97 26000 20000 M165/O 34000 94 24000 20000 CCT (K) 4000 3700 CRI 65 70 Operating Case Finish Pos. Fig. Qty Clear BU±15° A 6 Coated BU±15° A 6 Replaces 400/U; 400/BU 400/C/U; 400/C/BU If you are looking for: Look no further than: Lamp Description ANSI Code Lamp Description ANSI Code MS 400W/BU M59/E 40000 26000 MPI 400W/BU/HO M59/O 40000 28000 MS 400W/C/BU M59/E 38000 24000 MPI 400W/C/BU/HO M59/O 38000 26000 MS 360W/BU/EM M165/E 36000 23400 MPI 360W/BU/EM/HO M165/O 36000 26000 MS 360W/C/BU/EM M165/E 34200 22200 MPI 360W/C/BU/EM/HO M165/O 34000 24000 Initial Mean Lumens Lumens Initial Mean Lumens Lumens Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 Venture’s open fixture rated MPI lamps contain quartz shrouds, which help contain hot particles in the lamp in the event of an arc tube rupture. Open fixture rated metal halide lamps offer significant advantages for end-users, including: • No need for luminaire lens, where dust and dirt can accumulate and reduce light output • Lower luminaire costs • Easier lamp replacement • Continuous operation - 24/7/365 • Recommended by the insurance industry Additionally, Venture’s MPI lamps are designed to work in special open fixture sockets which prevent installing or relamping with the wrong lamp type. Venture’s design specifications include a base with an extended center contact (EX39) for mogul based lamps These requirements allow for an exclusive fit by MPI lamps into open rated sockets To realize these benefits, specify Venture MPI lamps for your installation. Venture carries a complete line of open rated lamps, the most options available in the industry. Open Fixture Lamp Enclosed Fixture Lamp The extended center contact completes the circuit in the socket. The standard center contact won’t reach the contact in the dedicated socket. EX39 Mogul Base Socket Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide ANSI Type-O Product No. 95527 26091 63 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Retrofit Lamp Solutions SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS ® Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Energy Master Save On Energy Costs By Switching Just The Lamp! • Save up to 40 watts per fixture! Standard Metal Halide • It’s easy - Just change the lamp! • Designed to replace 175 and 400 watt standard metal halide lamps • Use existing luminaires and ballasts • Safe alternative - Open-rated (ANSI Type-O) lamps available in 150 and 360 watts • Clear and coated outer jacket options available Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts • Watch your energy savings grow with Energy Master lamps! A Simple Lamp Change Does It! Save Up to 40 Watts per Fixture! Venture Lighting‘s Energy Master® line of retrofit products saves energy by operating at lower wattages. See an immediate reduction in energy costs of up to 40 watts per fixture or a full 10% with virtually the same light output. At a cost of $0.12/KWH, the energy savings over the rated life of the 360 watt Energy Master lamp (20,000 hours) is $96 per fixture. Calculation: .040 KW/hr x $.12 x 20,000 hrs =$96.00 It’s Easy! Just replace your lamp. That’s it! Retrofit for Safety For applications where safety is an issue, Venture Lighting offers open-rated Energy Master MPI lamps, which meet 2005 NEC® requirements. The arc tube is enclosed in a quartz shroud to prevent the outer glass jacket from breaking in the event of an arc tube rupture. Passing ANSI containment tests, these lamps operate on standard ballasts and are intended primarily for open-rated fixtures and provide an added measure of safety in enclosed fixtures. Retrofit Benefits: • No need to change luminaires or ballasts • Full range of shrouded lamps available for use in open luminaires • Save on energy consumption Considering an update of your lighting system? Explore the advantages of the Energy Master line. Available in 150 and 360 watt designs to replace 175 and 400 watt standard lamps. 64 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Energy Master Lamps Introduction ® SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS ANSI Type-E Medium and Mogul Base Probe Start Lamps Product No. ANSI Spec Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Avg. Life Lumens Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish Operating Pos. Fig. Case Qty Replaces 175/U/MED Watts Saved 150 MH 150W/U/EM 44810 M107/E* 13500 90 8800 10000 4000 65 Clear U D 12 150 MH 150W/C/U/EM 39083 M107/E* 12800 85 8300 10000 3700 70 Coated U D 12 175/C/U/MED 150 MH 150W/U/ED28/EM 69559 M107/E* 13500 90 8800 10000 4000 65 Clear C 12 175U;400/BU 25 360 MS 360W/BU/EM 62274 M165/E** 36000 100 23400 20000 4000 65 Clear A 6 40 360 MS 360W/HOR/T15/EM 10133 M165/E** 35000 97 22800 4000 65 Clear E 12 400W/HOR/T15 40 CCT (K) CRI Finish ANSI Type-O Mogul Base Probe Start Lamps Lamp Watts Description Product No. ANSI Spec Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Avg. Life Lumens Hours U BU±15° HOR±15° 150 MPI 150W/BU/ED28/EM 48339 M107/E* 12800 85 8300 10000 4000 65 Clear 360 MPI 360W/BU/EM/HO 38029 M165/O** 36000 97 26000 20000 4000 65 Clear 360 MPI 360W/C/BU/EM/HO 67293 M165/O** 34000 94 24000 20000 3700 70 Coated ANSI Type-O Operating Pos. BU±15° Fig. BU±15° BU±15° Case Qty 25 25 400/U;400/BU Replaces Watts Saved B 12 175/U; 175/BU 40 B 6 400/U; 400/BU 40 B 6 400/C/U; 400/C/BU 40 High CCT & High CRI Pulse Start Lamps Lamp Watts Description Product No. ANSI Spec Effective Eff. Mean Lumens1 Lumens2 Avg. Life Hours3 CCT (K) CRI Finish Operating Case Pos. Fig. Qty Replaces Watts Save 15 250 MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS/EM/950 19523 M153/O 18500 16500 20000+ 5000 90+ Clear BU±15° F 15 250W/BU/ED28/PS 320 MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 98530 M154/O 21000 2100 20000+ 5000 90+ Clear BU±15° F 12 320W/BU/ED28/PS 20 320 MP 320W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 98520 M154/O 23500 21000 20000+ 5000 90+ Clear BU±15° B 6 320W/BU/ED37/PS 20 350 MP 350W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 33149 M131/O 27000 24000 20000+ 5000 90+ Clear BU±15° G 12 350W/BU/ED28/PS 25 350 MP 350W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 51628 M131/O 27000 24000 20000+ 5000 90+ Clear BU±15° F 6 350W/BU/ED37/PS 25 400 MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 72315 M155/O 31500 28500 20000+ 5000 90+ Clear BU±15° G 12 400W/BU/ED28/PS 25 400 MP 400W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 57129 M155/O 31500 28500 20000+ 5000 90+ Clear BU±15° F 6 400W/BU/ED37/PS 25 Notes: On CWA ballasts, mean lumens may be lower * Lamp operates on standard 175 watt (M57) metal halide ballast. ** Lamp operates on standard 400 watt (M59) metal halide ballast. + A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that at least 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 9 3/4” (248mm) LCL = 5 3/4” (146mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 G ED37 ED17 Dia. = 4 /8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 5 F D C ED28 Dia. = 4 /8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 5 E ED28 B BT37 ED37 Lamps A T15 1 Effective lumens are scotopically enhanced for indoor lighting; (S/P)0.5 =1.13 relative to standard 4000K lamps 2 Mean lumen rating of 90% is based upon operation on Venture Opti-Wave® ballasts. 3 A life rating of 20,000+ hours means that at least 70% of the lamps initially installed will still be operating after 20,000 hours. Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Lamp Watts Description 65 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com White-Lux Lamps Introduction ® SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS Before After Change From Yellow To White By Switching Just The Lamp! Applications • Converts the harsh yellow light of HPS to crisp white light with only the change of a lamp! • Complete electrical compatibility with HPS systems • Designed for photometric compatibility with HPS systems • Clear and coated outer jacket options • Excellent color rendering (65-70 CRI vs. 22 CRI for HPS) ANSI Type-E 250 Watt White-Lux Mogul Base (ED28) MH 250W/U/LU Product No. ANSI Compatible Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish 91051 S50/E* 20000 13000 10000 4000 65 Clear ANSI Type-O Case Qty Replaces A 12 LU 250 Fig. Case Qty Replaces B 12 LU 250 ANSI Compatible Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish MPI 250W/BU/LU 24785 S50/O* 19000 12300 10000 4000 65 Clear Operating Pos. BU±15° MPI 250W/C/BU/LU 10206 S50/O* 18000 11700 10000 3700 70 Coated BU±15° B 12 LU 250/D Operating Pos. Fig. Case Qty Replaces ANSI Type-E 400 Watt White-Lux Mogul Base (ED28 and ED37) Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Compatible Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish MH 400W/U/LU/ED28 59441 S51/E** 41000 26600 20000 4000 65 Clear MH 400W/BU/LU 52134 S51/E** 41000 26600 20000 4000 65 MH 400W/C/BU/LU 72190 S51/E** 39000 25400 20000 3700 ANSI Type-O A 12 LU 400 Clear U BU±15° C 6 LU 400 70 Coated BU±15° C 6 LU 400/D Fig. Case Qty Replaces E 6 LU 400 400 Watt White-Lux Mogul Base (BT37) Lamp Description MPI 400W/BU/LU Product No. ANSI Compatible Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish 10044 S51/O** 39000 25400 20000 4000 65 Clear Operating Pos. BU±15° ANSI Type-E 750 Watt White-Lux Mogul Base (BT37) Lamp Description MH 750W/U/LU/BT37 Product No. ANSI Compatible Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish Operating Pos. Fig. Case Qty Replaces 33940 S111/E*** 72000 46800 12000 4000 65 Clear U D 6 LU 750 Operating Pos. V±15 Fig. Case Qty Replaces D 6 LU1000 1000 Watt White-Lux Mogul Base (BT37) MS 1000W/V/LU/BT37 Product No. ANSI Compatible Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish 35892 S52/E† 110000 71500 15000 4000 65 Clear B ED28 ED28 A C D E BT37 Lamp Description Lamps European Product Technical Information Fig. Product No. ANSI Type-E Product Index Operating Pos. BU±15° 250 Watt White-Lux Mogul Base (ED28) Lamp Description BT37 Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Lamp Description ED37 Selection Guide • Shrouded open-rated lamps available in 250 and 400 watts, complies with 2005 National Electric Code * Lamp operates on 250 watt (S50) high pressure sodium ballast. ** Lamp operates on 400 watt (S51) high pressure sodium ballast. *** Lamp operates on 750 watt (S111) high pressure sodium ballast. † Lamp operates on 10000 watt (S52) high Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5 3/4” (146mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5 3/4” (146mm) Base = EX39 pressure sodium ballast. Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 5 3/4” (146mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 5 3/4” (146mm) Base = EX39 66 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction High Wattage/Sports Lamps ANSI Type-E 1000 Watt Sports Lamps (BT56 and BT37) Lamp Description Product No. MS 1000W/HOR/SPORT 60** 47503 M47/E 115000 86000 12000 3400 70 Clear Operating Position HOR±60° B 6 75 MS 1000W/HOR/BT37/3K** 53702 M47/E 115000 86000 12000 3400 70 Clear HOR±45° C 6 75 Operating Position BU±105° Fig. Case Qty Ballast Ref. Pg. A 6 75 A 6 75 B 6 75 Fig. Case Qty Ballast Ref. Pg. B 6 75 ANSI Type-E Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish MH 1500W/HBU 18360 M48/E 161000BU 136000BU 3000BU/H 3400 65 Clear MH 1500W/U/XL 12342 M48/E 170000V 136000V 6000V 4000 65 Clear MS 1500W/HOR/XP/SPORT 60** 82070 M48/E 162000 137700 3000 3400 70 Clear ANSI Type-E Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish 16419 M112/E 177000 145000 3000 3200 70 Clear Case Qty Ballast Ref. Pg. U HOR±60° B Operating Position HOR±60° C BT37 BT56 A Lamps Fig. 1650 Watt Sports Lamps (BT56) Lamp Description Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts Initial Lumens 1500 Watt Sports Lamps (BT56) Lamp Description MS 1650W/HOR/XP/SPORT 60** European Product ANSI Code BT56 Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS Dia. = 7” (180mm) MOL = 15 3/8” (391mm) LCL = 9 1/2” (241mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Dia. = 7” (180mm) MOL = 15 3/8” (391mm) LCL = 9 1/2” (241mm) Base = E39 For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information * Life shown is rated for 5 hours per start. ** Permitted rotation about horizontal lamp axis ±15˚. 67 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Tubular Lamps ANSI Type-E Lamp Watts Description Product Index Pinched Body Tubular Lamps (T15) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty Ballast Ref. Pg. 175 MH 175W/U/T15 40335 M57/E 14000 80 9100 10000 4000 65 Clear U A 12 74 175 MH 175W/U/T15/10K 70136 M57/E - - - 8000 10000 65 Clear U A 12 74 250 MH 250W/U/T15 33479 M58/E 21000 84 13700 10000 4000 65 Clear U A 12 74 250 MH 250W/U/T15/10K 63897 M58/E - - - 8000 10000 65 Clear U A 12 74 250 MS 250W/HOR/T15* 88353 M58/E 23000 92 15000 10000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° A1 12 74 250 MS 250W/HOR/T15/3K* 54843 M58/E 21000 84 13700 10000 3200 65 Clear HOR±45° A1 12 74 400 MH 400W/U/T15 55422 M59/E 36000 90 23400 15000 4000 65 Clear U B 12 75 400 MS 400W/HOR/T15* 55100 M59/E 40000 100 26000 15000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° C1 12 75 400 MS 400W/HOR/T15/3K* 32225 M59/E 38000 95 24700 15000 3200 65 Clear HOR±45° C1 12 75 1000 MS 1000W/HOR/T25/PS* 49111 M141/E 110000 110 77000 5000 3400 65 Clear HOR±45° F 6 57 ANSI Type-O Lamp Watts Description Formed Body Arc Tubular Lamps (T15) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish Oper. Pos. Fig. Case Qty Ballast Ref. Pg. 44 200 MS 200W/H75/T15/PS 70764 M136/E 19000 95 15000 12000 4000 65 Clear HOR±75° D 12 320 MS 320W/H75/T15/PS 79710 M154/E** 30000 94 23000 20000 4000 65 Clear HOR±75° E 12 48 350 MS 350W/H75/T15/PS 93749 M131/E 33000 94 25000 20000 4000 65 Clear HOR±75° E 12 49 * Permitted rotation about horizontal lamp axis ±15˚. ** Lamp warranty is limited on M132 ballasts. See individual specification sheets for details. D T15 C T15 B Dia. = 1 7/8” (46mm) MOL = 9 3/4” (248mm) LCL = 5 3/4” (146mm) Base = E39 C1 Base = EP39 Dia. = 1 7/8” (46mm) MOL = 9 3/4” (248mm) LCL = 5 3/4” (146mm) Base = E39 F E T15 Dia. = 1 7/8” (46mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 A1 Base = EP39 Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 T25 T15 T15 Lamps A Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS Dia. = 3 1/8” (79mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) 68 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Double Ended & G12 Lamps ANSI Type-E Single Ended Lamps (G12) Lamp Description ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish HIT 70W/G12/UVS/4K 52983 M85/M98/E 5600 75 3600 10000 4200 70 Clear U A 25 HIT 70W/G12/UVS/3K 12108 M85/M98/E 5600 75 3600 10000 3000 70 Clear U A 25 39/82 HIT 100W/G12/UVS/4K 89887 M90/E 9000 90 5900 10000 4200 70 Clear U A 25 40/82 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/4K 25779 M81/M102/E 14000 93 10500 10000 4200 70 Clear U A 25 42/82 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/3K 12106 M81/M102/E 14000 93 10500 10000 3000 70 Clear U A 25 42/82 Lamp Description 39/82 World Lamp Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish Operating Case Control Gear Pos. Fig. Qty Ref. Pg. MH-DE 70W/UVS/4K 60248 M85/M98/E 5500 73 3600 10000 4200 70 Clear HOR±45° B 25 39/82 MH-DE 70W/UVS/3K 16786 M85/M98/E 5200 69 3400 10000 3000 70 Clear HOR±45° B 25 39/82 MH-DE 70W/UVS/FS/6K 79470 M85/M98/E 4800 64 4100 10000 6500 90 Clear HOR±45° B 25 39/82 MH-DE 150W/UVS/4K 74756 M81/M102/E 11250 75 8400 10000 4200 70 Clear HOR±45° C 25 42/82 MH-DE 150W/UVS/3K 11295 M81/M102/E 11250 75 8400 10000 3000 70 Clear HOR±45° C 25 42/82 MH-DE 150W/UVS/FS/6K 29963 M81/M102/E 11250 75 9600 10000 6500 90 Clear HOR±45° B 25 42/82 ANSI Type-E Double Ended Lamps (RSC and Fc2) Lamp Description World Lamp Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI Finish Operating Case Control Gear Pos. Fig. Qty Ref. Pg. MH-DE 250W/3K/Fc2 84727 M80/E 20000 80 13000 10000 3000 70 Clear HOR±45° D 25 82 MH-DE 250W/4K/Fc2 72748 M80/E 20000 80 13000 10000 4200 70 Clear HOR±45° D 25 82 MH-DE 250W/4K/RSC 22468 M80/E 20000 80 13000 10000 4200 70 Clear HOR±45° C1 25 82 B MOL LCL MH-DE G12 Lamps A European Product Operating Case Control Gear Pos. Fig. Qty Ref. Pg. Double Ended Lamps Contact to Contact = 114.2mm Base = RSC (R7s) C Contact to Contact = 132mm Base = RSC (R7s) C1 Contact to Contact = 158mm D MH-DE Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps ANSI Type-E MOL= 163mm Base = Fc2 Dia. = 23mm MOL = 110mm LCL = 56mm Base = G12 EUROPEAN USAGE: 70, 100, 150, 250 watt lamps operate on HPS ballasts with MH ignitors See page 82 for European control gear Product Index Technical Information World Lamp Product No. MH-DE Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS 69 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction High Wattage Double Ended Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications SPECIALTY METAL HALIDE LAMPS ANSI Type-E 1000 Watt Double Ended Lamps (RSC-RX7s) Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI MBIL S 1000W 22417* M__/F** 80000 80 64000 6000 5200 65 Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) MBIL S 1500W 22151* M__/F** 130000 87 104000 6000 5200 Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) MBIL S 2000W 22132* M__/F** 215000 100 172000 6000 5200 Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code MH-DE 2000W/T9 84476**** M134/F** 200000 100 170000 3000 4000 65 Clear HOR±15° D 2 75/82 MH-DE 2000W/T9/UVS 17236**** M134/E 200000 100 170000 3000 4000 65 Clear HOR±15° D 2 75/82 ANSI Type-E Specialty Lamps Finish Operating Position Fig. Frosted HOR±15° A CRI Finish Operating Position Fig. 65 Frosted HOR±15° B CRI Finish Operating Position Fig. 65 Frosted HOR±15° C Finish Operating Position 1500 Watt Double Ended Lamps (RSC-RX7s) ANSI Type-E Standard Metal Halide World Lamp Lamp Description Lumens Per Watt Mean Lumens Avg. Life Hours 82 Case Control Gear Qty Ref. Pg. 6 82 World Lamp 2000 Watt Double Ended Lamps (Special) Initial Lumens 6 World Lamp 2000*** Watt Double Ended Lamps (Special) ANSI Type-E Case Control Gear Qty Ref. Pg. Case Control Gear Qty Ref. Pg. 2 75/82 North American Style CCT (K) CRI Fig. Case Control Gear Qty Ref. Pg. Product Index WARNING: Do not operate this lamp if the lens is broken or missing since the unattenuated UV from this lamp can cause serious skin burn and eye inflammation. *** MBIL 2000 watt lamps are measured at 2150 watts. ****New! Contact Manufacturer for product availability. EUROPEAN USAGE: High Wattage Double Ended Lamps operate on reactor ballasts with MH ignitors See our website for further information MOL = 311mm Effective arc length = 188mm Base = SINGLE CONTACT-SPECIAL D MH-DE MOL = 256mm Effective arc length = 166mm Base = RSC (RX7s) C MBIL S MOL = 256mm Effective arc length = 182mm Base = RSC (RX7s) B MBIL S Lamps A MBIL S Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts * Approved ballasts are 1000W - M141, 1500W - M133, 2000W - M134 ** F - ANSI code for lamps which must be used in enclosed luminaires with UV attenuating lenses. MOL = 254mm Effective arc length = 109mm Base = CABLE/SPADE For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 70 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Standard Metal Halide STANDARD M E TA L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S The Best Lamps The Right Ballast Venture offers the widest range of standard metal halide products, including North American and European style lamps. With over twenty years of experience, Venture’s high quality lamps are used worldwide. Venture Lighting Power Systems Group has manufacturing facilities around the globe. Venture designs and manufactures a wide selection of Opti-Wave® ballasts, an integral part of Venture’s Uni-Form® pulse start metal halide lighting systems. We also offer reactor, high reactance autotransformer (HX-HPF), CWA and CWI ballasts. Products available in single, dual, tri and quad tap ballasts to cover the lighting voltages of 120V, 208V, 240V, 277V, 347V and 480V. This section provides complete data for North American medium and mogul base 175W, 250W, 400W and 1000W standard (probe start) metal halide lamps. For the most complete product listings and most current up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com All ballast specifications are in compliance with North American and international safety, performance and design standards, including U.L., CSA and ANSI. In Europe, all products carry the CE mark, and many of our products carry approval marks, including ENEC, Kitemark and VDE. Features: • Vacuum impregnation for cooler operation of optimized insulation system • UL Temp Codes equal to or better than the competition • User-friendly installation - Color coded wires as well as printed labels on the wires make for easy installing - just follow the diagram on each ballast • The core size to meet your application - same sizes as competitors in the same ballast type • Dry capacitors rated up to 100° C • Flexibility: Order kits, prewired ballasts, brackets - all in the configuration that you need • Thermally protected ballasts available for most pulse start metal halide ballasts Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Venture is Metal Halide 71 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Lamps STANDARD M E TA L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Watts Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI 175 MH 175W/U 88791 M57/E 14000 80 175 MH 175W/C/U 96627 M57/E 13300 76 9100 10000 4000 65 Clear U B 12 Enclosed 8600 10000 3700 70 Coated U B 12 Enclosed 175 MH 175W/U/5K 79881 M57/E 12000 69 7800 7500 5000 75 Clear U B 12 Enclosed 175 MH 175W/U/MED 15556 M57/E 175 MH 175W/C/U/MED 63187 M57/E 14000 80 9100 10000 4000 65 Clear U A 12 Enclosed 13300 76 8600 10000 3700 70 Coated U A 12 175 MH 175W/U/T15 40335 Enclosed M57/E 14000 80 9100 10000 4000 65 Clear U K 12 Enclosed 175 MH 175W/U/T15/10K 70136 M57/E - - - 8000 10000 65 Clear U K 12 Enclosed 175 175 MS 175W/BU 55087 M57/E 15000 86 9800 10000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° B 12 Enclosed MS 175W/C/BU/3K 20981 M57/E 13600 78 8800 10000 3200 70 Coated BU±15° B 12 Enclosed 175 MS 175W/BU/MED 70310 M57/E 15000 86 9800 10000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° A 12 Enclosed 175 MS 175W/C/BU/MED/3K 52522 M57/E 13600 78 8800 10000 3200 70 Coated BU±15° A 12 Enclosed 175 MS 175W/HOR* 57330 M57/E 15000 86 9800 10000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° F 12 Enclosed 175 MPI 175W/BU 32519 M57/O 14000 80 9100 10000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° C 12 Open 250 MH 250W/U 63052 M58/E 21000 84 13700 10000 4000 65 Clear U B 12 Enclosed 250 MH 250W/C/U 61290 M58/E 20000 80 13000 10000 3700 70 Coated U B 12 Enclosed 250 MH 250W/U/5K 27252 M58/E 19000 76 12400 7500 5000 75 Clear U B 12 Enclosed 250 MH 250W/U/T15 33479 M58/E 21000 84 13700 10000 4000 65 Clear U K 12 Enclosed 250 MH 250W/U/T15/10K 63897 M58/E - - - 8000 10000 65 Clear U K 12 Enclosed 250 MS 250W/BU 36297 M58/E 23000 92 15000 10000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° B 12 Enclosed 250 MS 250W/C/BU/3K 18477 M58/E 20000 80 13000 10000 3200 70 Coated BU±15° B 12 Enclosed 250 MS 250W/HOR* 94883 M58/E 23000 92 15000 10000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° F 12 Enclosed 250 MS 250W/HOR/T15* 88353 M58/E 23000 92 15000 10000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° N 12 Enclosed 250 MS 250W/HOR/T15/3K* 54843 M58/E 21000 84 13700 10000 3200 65 Clear HOR±45° N 12 Enclosed 250 MPI 250W/BU 60722 M58/O 21800 87 14200 10000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° C 12 Open 250 MPI 250W/C/BU 60723 M58/O 20700 83 13500 10000 3700 70 Coated BU±15° C 12 Open Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EX39 Finish Operation Position Fig. BT37 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 BT37 E Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EX39 H G ED37 ED28 Dia. = 3 1/2” (90mm) MOL = 8 5/16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) D ED37 ED28 Dia. = 2 1/8” (54mm) MOL = 5 7/16” (138mm) LCL = 3 3/8” (86mm) Base = E26 Technical Information C ED28 B ED17 Lamps A F Product Index Lumens Mean Per Watt Lumens * Permitted rotation about horizontal lamp axis ±15˚. ** Limited quantity available European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Standard Metal Halide Lamps Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) 72 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Case Qty Luminaire Rating Introduction Lamps STANDARD M E TA L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Watts Lamp Description Product No. ANSI Code Initial Lumens Avg. Life Hours CCT (K) CRI 400 MH 400W/U 18520 M59/E 36000 90 400 MH 400W/C/U 83545 M59/E 34000 85 23000 20000 4000 65 Clear U D 6 Enclosed 22000 20000 3700 70 Coated U D 6 Enclosed 400 MH 400W/U/5K 36813 M59/E 32500 81 21000 15000 5000 75 Clear U D 6 Enclosed 400 MH 400W/U/ED28 57540 M59/E 400 MH 400W/C/U/ED28 20753 M59/E 36000 90 23000 20000 4000 65 Clear U B 12 Enclosed 34000 85 22000 20000 3700 70 Coated U B 12 Enclosed 400 MH 400W/U/ED28/10K 27540 M59/E - - 400 MH 400W/U/T15 55422 M59/E 36000 90 - 8000 10000 65 Clear U B 12 Enclosed 23000 15000 4000 65 Clear U L 12 Enclosed 400 MPI 400W/BU/HO 95527 M59/O 38000 100 400 MPI 400W/C/BU/HO 26091 M59/O 36100 95 24000 20000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° E 6 Open 23000 20000 3700 70 Coated BU±15° E 6 400 MS 400W/BU/ED28 40013 M59/E 40000 Open 100 26000 20000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° B 12 Enclosed 400 MS 400W/HOR* 40509 M59/E 400 MS 400W/C/HOR* 64648 M59/E 40000 100 26000 20000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° G 6 Enclosed 38000 95 24000 20000 3700 70 Coated HOR±45° G 6 Enclosed 400 MS 400W/HOR/ED28* 21929 400 MS 400W/C/HOR/ED28* 24573 M59/E 40000 100 26000 20000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° F 12 Enclosed M59/E 38000 95 24000 20000 3700 70 Coated HOR±45° F 12 Enclosed 400 MS 400W/HOR/T15* 400 MS 400W/HOR/T15/3K* 55100 M59/E 40000 100 26000 15000 4000 65 Clear HOR±45° O 12 Enclosed 32225 M59/E 38000 95 24000 15000 3200 65 Clear HOR±45° O 12 1000 MH 1000W/U Enclosed 72051 M47/E 110000 110 71000 12000 4000 65 Clear U I 6 Enclosed 1000 MH 1000W/C/U 1000 MH 1000W/U/5K 88460 M47/E 105000 105 68000 12000 3700 70 Coated U I 6 Enclosed 35914 M47/E 80000 80 52000 9000 5000 75 Clear U I 6 1000 MH 1000W/U/BT37 Enclosed 15332 M47/E 110000 110 71000 12000 4000 65 Clear U J 6 1000 Enclosed MS 1000W/BU 89113 M47/E 115000 115 74000 12000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° I 6 Enclosed 1000 MS 1000W/C/BU 59982 M47/E 110000 110 71000 12000 3700 70 Coated BU±15° I 6 Enclosed 1000 MS 1000W/BU/BT37 13090 M47/E 115000 115 74000 12000 4000 65 Clear BU±15° J 6 Enclosed 1000 MS 1000W/HOR/BT37/3K* 53702 M47/E 115000 115 86000 12000 3400 70 Clear HOR±45° H 6 Enclosed 1000 MS 1000W/HOR/SPORT 60* 47503 M47/E 115000 115 86000 12000 3400 70 Clear HOR±60° M 6 Enclosed Operation Position Finish Fig. Case Qty Luminaire Rating BT56 T15 T15 Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 8 5⁄16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = E39 M L Dia. = 7” (180mm) MOL = 15 3/8” (391mm) LCL = 9 1/2” (241mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 9 3⁄4” (248mm) LCL = 5 3⁄4” (146mm) Base = E39 N O T15 Dia. = 4 5/8” (120mm) MOL = 11 1/2” (292mm) LCL = 7” (178mm) Base = E39 K T15 Dia. = 7” (180mm) MOL = 15 3/8” (391mm) LCL = 9 1/2” (241mm) Base = E39 J BT37 BT56 Lamps I Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 8 5⁄16” (211mm) LCL = 5” (127mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Dia. = 1 7⁄8” (46mm) MOL = 9 3⁄4” (248mm) LCL = 5 3⁄4” (146mm) Base = EP39 (POMB) Product Index Technical Information Lumens Mean Per Watt Lumens * Permitted rotation about horizontal lamp axis ±15˚. European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Standard Metal Halide Lamps 73 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballasts STANDARD M E TA L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Standard Metal Halide 60 Hz Ballasts Input Voltage Product No. 175 120/208/240/277 V90D6111 M57 CWA 175 120/277/347 V90J6111 M57 CWA 175 480 V90Y6111T M57 CWA 211 175 120 V90B6112 M57 CWA 206 1.8 175 120/240 V90E6150 M57 CWI 225 1.9/0.95 175 208/120T V90P6150T M57 CWI 226 1.1 175 600 V90Z6150 CWI 226 250 120/208/240/277 V90D6211 M58 CWA 250 120/277/347 V90J6211 M58 CWA ANSI Circuit Input Code Type Watts M57 Max. Line Current UL Coil Rise Code Wiring Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt.Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Fig. 210 1.8/1.1/0.9/0.8 C/D/D/C H 1 2.22 3.60 6.8 10/400 A11 Dry N/A 210 1.8/0.8/0.65 B/B/C M 1 2.22 3.60 6.8 10/400 A11 Dry N/A 0.45 B V1 1 2.22 3.60 6.8 10/400 A11 Dry N/A C B 1 2.40 3.80 6.6 10/400 A11 Dry N/A B/B W 1 2.65 4.13 9 9/520 B5 Oil N/A C O 1 2.65 4.13 9 9/520 B5 Oil N/A 0.4 D O 1 2.65 4.13 9 9/520 B5 Oil N/A 291 2.6/1.45/ 1.3/1.1 B/A/C/B H 1 2.8 4.2 8.5 15/360 A12 Dry N/A 293 2.5/1.1/0.9 A/D/C M 1 2.8 4.2 8.5 15/360 A12 Dry N/A N/A 250 480 V90Y6211 M58 CWA 288 0.6 D V1 1 3 4.4 9.1 15/360 A12 Dry 250 120/208/240/277 V90D6212 M58 CWA 289 2.5/1.45/1.25/1.1 B/B/B/B H 2 1.65 3.25 9.30 15/400 A12 Dry N/A 250 120/277/347 V90J6212 M58 CWA 289 2.5/1.1/0.9 A/A/A M 2 1.65 3.30 9.30 15/360 A12 Dry N/A 250 480/120T V90Y6212T M58 CWA 295 0.63 B V1 2 1.55 3.35 8.80 15/400 A12 Dry N/A 250 120/240 V90E6250 M58 CWI 303 2.6/1.3 A/A W 2 2.16 3.75 14 12/480 B8 Oil N/A 250 208/120T V90P6250T M58 CWI 303 1.5 A P 2 2.16 3.75 14 12/480 B8 Oil N/A 250 600 V90Z6250 CWI 303 0.5 D O 2 2.16 3.75 14 12/480 B8 Oil N/A M58 Product Index 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) 2 CWA/CWI- 4x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) A B A B Options 1 CWA- 3x4 Core Ballasts Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Watts Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #76 74 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballasts STANDARD M E TA L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S Standard Metal Halide 60 Hz Ballasts Input Voltage Product No. Max. Line Current UL Coil Rise Code 400 120/208/240/277 V90D6413 M59 CWA 400 120/277/347 V90J6413 M59 CWA 455 4/2.3/2/1.75 D/D/E/E H 1 2 3.9 10.7 24/360 A13 Dry N/A 455 4/1.75/1.4 C/E/E M 1 2.15 3.9 11.4 24/360 A13 Dry N/A 400 480/120T V90Y6413T M59 CWA 457 1 E V1 1 2.15 4.1 11.5 24/360 A13 Dry N/A 400 120/208/240/277 V90D6412 M59 400 120/240 V90E6450 M59 CWA 452 3.5/2.0/1.75/1.5 C/D/D/D H 1 2 3.9 11.7 24/360 B13 Dry N/A CWI 475 4.05/2.05 B/B W 1 3.5 5.5 21 19.5/520 B12 Oil 400 208/120T N/A V90P6450T M59 CWI 475 2.35 C P 1 3.5 5.5 21 19.5/520 B12 Oil N/A 400 600 V90Z6450 CWI 475 0.8 C O 1 3.5 5.5 21 19.5/520 B12 Oil N/A 1000 120/208/240/277 V90D6514 M47 CWA 1080 9/5.2/4.5/3.9 D/A/A/A H 2 2.8 4.80 21 24/480 B12 Oil N/A 1000 120/277/347 V90J6514 M47 CWA 1080 9/3.9/3.15 D/B/A M 2 2.9 4.95 21.5 24/480 B12 Oil N/A 1000 480/120T V90Y6514T M47 CWA 1080 2.25 C V1 2 2.82 4.85 21 24/480 B12 Oil N/A 1000 120/240 M47 CWI 1100 10/5 F/F W 2 4.5 6 31 24/480 B12 Oil N/A 1000 208 V90P6550T M47 CWI 1100 5.7 C P 2 4.5 6 31 24/480 B12 Oil N/A 1100 N/A V90E6550 ANSI Circuit Input Code Type Watts M59 Wiring Diag. Fig. Dimensions Total Wt.Capacitor Cap. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Type Ign. Fig. 1000 600 V90Z6550 M47 CWI 2 B O 2 4.5 6 31 24/480 B12 Oil 1500 120/208/240/277 V90D6612 M48 CWA 1590 13.4/7.75/6.7/5.8 G/E/E/E H 2 4.1 6.1 31 32/525 B14 Oil N/A 1500 480 V90Y6612T M48 CWA 1590 3.4 E V1 2 4.2 6.2 31 32/525 B14 Oil N/A 1650 120/208/240 V90C6910 M112 CWA 1760 16/9.25/8 F/D/C D 2 4.5 6.55 32.1 (2X) 32/570 B9 Oil N/A 1650 277/347/480 V90AA6910 M112 CWA 1760 7/5.6/4 E/F/H J 2 4.5 6.6 32.1 (2X) 32/570 B9 Oil N/A 2000 480 V90Y6810 M134 CWA 2140 4.5 E A 2 6 8.2 Oil G/Max.Dist.12ft 44 44/510 B10 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) 2 CWA/CWI - 4x6 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 6.00" (152 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) 4.375" (111 mm) 5.375"(136 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) A B A B Options Ballasts 1 CWA/CWI- 4x4 Core Add Suffix for Options: C - With Capacitor (Standard) K - With Capacitor and Bracket Kit B - With Welded Bracket, No Cap Ballast Bracket and Kit Figures are located on Page #104 Capacitor and Ignitor Figures are located on Page #103 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #76 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Watts 75 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Wiring Diagrams STANDARD M E TA L H A L I D E L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M S X3 BLK/WHT IGNITOR D RED CAP 208V PURPLE 120V ORANGE WHITE J RED BLACK LAMP LAMP BLACK/WHITE W RED 120V ORANGE EMERGENCY LAMP WHITE COMMON RED BLACK/WHITE COMMON BLACK ORANGE TAN/BLACK RED WHITE COMMON BLACK RED CAP 120V ORANGE EMERGENCY LAMP European Product WHITE COMMON Technical Information Product Index BLACK/WHITE WHITE COMMON LAMP Additional Ballasts BLACK WHITE CAP LAMP BLACK CAP 120V TAN/BLACK P RED RED BLACK/WHITE 120V ORANGE WHITE COMMON BLK/WHT 347V BLACK 277V TAN 277V PURPLE CAP V1 M RED 347V TAN 120V BLACK BLACK/WHITE CAP 208V O 480V BLACK CAP 240V RED CAP ORANGE BLACK/WHITE WHITE COMMON COMMON LAMP WHITE LAMP 277V BLACK RED BLACK/WHITE CAP 240V WHITE COMMON H 240V BLACK OW X2 Specialty Lamps BLACK/WHITE LL CAP COMMON Standard Metal Halide BLACK LAMP BLUE B RED D /RE T X1 WH LAMP BLACK connection must be made to all ballasts to avoid shock hazard, personal injury or damage to the luminaire or installation. Ballast installations and groundings should be made in accordance with all applicable government codes and regulations where required. YE Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide A The wiring diagram is the blueprint for the ballast circuitry, including the input supply voltage and grounding methods. A ground LAMP Applications Wiring diagrams for all Venture® standard metal halide ballast products are provided on this page. The ballast data tables indicate the reference letter corresponding to the correct diagram for each ballast product. Refer to the table for the required ballast before referencing any diagram. LAMP Introduction 76 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com RED Introduction Additional HID Ballasts Best Ballasts The for All HID Lighting Venture’s ballast products represent many years of experience in ballast design and manufacturing. Venture offers ballasts for all HID lighting sources including standard and pulse start metal halide lamps, high pressure sodium (HPS), and mercury vapor lamps as well as low pressure sodium (LPS) lamps. For the most complete product listings and most current up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications ADDITIONAL HID BALLASTS 77 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction HPS Ballasts ADDITIONAL HID BALLASTS High Pressure Sodium 60 Hz Ballasts 35 Watt to 150 Watt Input Voltage Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Watts Product No. ANSI Code Circuit Type Input Watts Max. Line Current UL Coil Wiring Dimensions Total Wt.Capacitor Cap. Rise Code Diag. Fig. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Ign. Max. Type Fig. Dist.(ft) 35 120 V90B1020 S76 R-NPF 45 1.1 A U1 1 0.9 2.15 2 - - N/A D 2 35 120 V90B1020C S76 R-HPF 45 0.75 A U1 1 0.9 2.15 2 16/120 A7 Dry D 2 35 120/240 V90E1030 S76 HX-HPF 54 0.8/0.4 D/B Z 3 0.67 2 4 4.5/280 B1 Oil D 2 35 347 V90V1030 S76 HX-HPF 54 0.3 A X 3 0.665 2 4 4.5/280 B1 Oil D 2 50 120 V90B1120 S68 R-NPF 65 1.5 A U1 1 1.15 2.35 2 - - N/A D 2 50 120 V90B1120C S68 R-HPF 65 1 A U1 1 1.15 2.35 2 22.5/120 A2 Dry D 2 50 120/240 V90E1131 S68 HX-HPF 76 1.2/0.6 F/E Z 3 0.8 2.15 4 6/330 A5 Dry D 2 50 347 V90V1131 S68 HX-HPF 75 0.4 D X 3 0.8 2.15 4 6/330 A5 Dry D 2 50 120/240 V90E1151 S68 CWI 73 0.65/0.35 A/A V 3 1 2.25 5 17/190 B4 Oil E 2 50 120/277 V90H1132 S68 HX-HPF 66 1 A Q1 3 1 2.4 3.6 5/280 A1 Dry D 5 70 120 V90B1222 S62 R-NPF 85 2.05 B U1 2 1.29 2.20 3 - - N/A D 2 70 120 V90B1222C S62 R-HPF 85 1.25 B U1 2 1.29 2.20 3 28/120 A3 Dry D 2 70 120/208/240/277 V90D1233 S62 HX-HPF 90 1.5/0.85/0.75/0.65 A/A/A/A Y 3 1.5 2.95 4.6 7/280 A5 Dry D 5 70 120/277/347 V90J1232 S62 HX-HPF 91 1.5/0.65/0.55 D/D/D A1 3 1.1 2.5 4 7/280 A5 Dry D 2 70 120/240 V90E1250 S62 CWI 83 0.75/0.4 A/A V 3 2.15 3.5 8 30/150 A2 Dry E 2 70 120/240 V90E1252 S62 CWI 96 0.85/0.4 A/A U 3 1.65 3.25 6 24/180 A2 Dry E 2 70 600 V90Z1252 S62 CWI 96 0.15 A N 3 1.65 3.25 6 24/180 A2 Dry E 2 100 120 V90B1322 S54 R-NPF 118 2.85 E U1 3 1.48 2.75 3 - - N/A D 2 100 120 V90B1322C S54 R-HPF 118 1.8 E U1 3 1.48 2.75 3 40/120 A3 Dry D 2 100 120/277/347 V90J1332 S54 HX-HPF 127 1.9/0.85/0.65 C/C/C A1 3 2.32 3.7 8 9/330 A5 Dry D 2 100 600 V90Z1352 S54 CWI 132 0.25 D N 3 2.15 3.15 8 35/180 A2 Dry E 5 2 100 120/240 V90E1350 S54 CWI 121 1.1/0.55 A/A V 3 2.5 3.9 9 42/150 A3 Dry E 100 120/208/240/277 V90D1333 S54 HX-HPF 126 2.2/1.25/1.1/0.85 A/A/A/A Y 3 2 3.45 5.9 10/280 A6 Dry D 5 100 120/208/240 V90C1353 S54 CWI 130 1.15/0.70/0.60 B/AA T 3 2.15 3.5 6.7 35/180 A2 Dry E 5 150 120/208/240/277 V90D1435 S55 HX-HPF Y 3 2.5 3.9 7.4 14/280 A1 Dry D 5 150 120/208/240 V90C1454 S55 CWI 185 1.70/1.00/0.85 B/A/A T 3 3.15 4.6 9.5 51/180 A4 Dry E 10 150 120 V90B1422 S55 R-NPF 166 4.2 E U1 2 2 2.95 4 - - N/A D 2 150 120 V90B1422C S55 R-HPF 166 2.35 E U1 2 2 2.95 4 52/120 A4 Dry D 2 150 120/277/347 V90J1434 S55 HX-HPF 195 3.2/1.4/1.1 D/B/C A1 3 2.5 3.95 8 13.5/280 A1 Dry D 2 150 347/120T V90V1454T S55 CWI 186 0.6 B A2 3 3.15 4.6 11 51/180 A4 Dry E 2 188 2.80/1.60/1.40/1.25 D/B/C/C 150 480 V90Y1454 S55 CWI 186 0.4 D N 3 3.15 4.6 11 51/180 A4 Dry E 2 150 600/120T V90Z1454T S55 CWI 186 0.35 C A2 3 3.15 4.6 11 51/180 A4 Dry E 2 Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #80 Ballasts 2.25" (57mm) 1.88" (48 mm) 1.5" (38 mm) 2 Reactor– 7/8 in Core 2.625" (67mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR # 6 BOLTS 2.188" (56 mm) 1.75" (45 mm) 2.189" (56mm) 1.88" (48mm) A B 3 CWA/HX- 3x4 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR # 6 BOLTS 3.94" (100mm) 2.44" (62 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #8 BOLTS 2.84" (72 mm) 3.50" (89 mm) A B A B Product Index Technical Information European Product 1 Reactor– 3/4 in Core 78 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction HPS Ballasts ADDITIONAL HID BALLASTS High Pressure Sodium 60 Hz Ballasts 200 Watt to 1000 Watt Input Voltage Product No. ANSI Code Circuit Type Input Watts 200 347 V90V1650 S66 CWI 241 0.75 F N 1 1.325 3.25 10 22.5/280 A2 Dry E 2 200 120/240 V90E1650 S66 CWI 241 2.05/1.05 D/D V 1 1.325 3.25 10 22.5/280 A2 Dry E 2 250 120/208/240/277 V90D1711 S50 CWA 295 2.5/1.45/1.25/1.1 B/B/B/B E 1 1.8 3.6 11 35/280 A2 Dry D 2 250 120/277/347 V90J1711 S50 CWA 295 2.7/1.15/0.95 B/A/B K 1 1.8 3.6 11 35/280 A2 Dry D 2 250 480/120T V90Y1711T S50 CWA 305 0.65 B S1 1 1.8 3.6 11 35/280 A2 Dry D 2 250 120/240 V90E1750 S50 CWI 300 2.55/1.3 F/F V 1 1.65 3.75 12 28/280 A3 Dry E 2 250 600/347 V90AS1750 S50 CWI 300 0.5/0.9 C/E Z1 1 1.65 3.75 12 28/330 A3 Dry E 2 Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Watts Max. Line Current UL Coil Wiring Dimensions Total Wt.Capacitor Cap. Rise Code Diag. Fig. A (in) B (in) (lbs) (µfd/Vmin) Fig. Cap. Ign. Max. Type Fig. Dist.(ft) 400 120/240 V90E1950 S51 CWI 470 4.05/2.05 F/F V 1 2.45 4.3 16 45/330 A4 Dry E 2 400 208/120T V90P1950T S51 CWI 470 2.35 D A2 1 2.45 4.25 16 45/330 A4 Dry E 2 400 120/208/240/277 V90D1912 S51 CWA 460 3.80/2.20/1.90/1.70 C/C/D/C E 1 2.3 4.15 14 55/240 A4 Dry D 2 400 120/277/347 V90J1911 S51 CWA 460 3.80/1.70/1.3 C/C/D K 1 2.3 4.2 14 55/240 A4 Dry D 2 400 480/120T V90Y1912T S51 CWA 464 1 C S1 1 2.6 4.45 15 55/240 A4 Dry D 15 430 120/208/240 V90C2050 S145 CWI 492 4.55/2.65/2.25 600 120/208/277/480 V90D2111 S106 CWA 695 5.85/3.25/2.95/2.55 600 120/208/240 V90C2150 S106 CWI 670 V90D2311 S52 CWA 1095 9.5/5.5/4.75/4.20 1000 120/208/240/277 6.0/3.5/3.0 B/B/A T 1 2.6 4.5 15.7 45/330 A4 Dry E 2 A/A/A/A Y1 2 3.4 5.4 24.5 59/300 A14 Dry ? 20 B/A/A T 2 3.4 5.5 24.8 52/320 A8 Dry C 10 C/B/C/C E 2 3.75 5.9 27.5 26/525 B12 Oil F 2 1000 120/277/347 V90J2310 S52 CWA 1096 9.5/4.2/3.3 E/E/E K 2 3.8 5.8 31 26/525 B12 Oil F 2 1000 600 V90Z2353 S52 CWI 1095 1.9 A N 2 5.5 7.45 40 22/560 B15 Oil F 2 1000 480/120T V90Y2311T S52 CWA 1100 2.3 C S1 2 3.9 5.9 29 26/525 B12 Oil F 2 1000 120/240 V90E2353 S52 CWI 1095 9.5/4.75 B/B V 2 5.5 7.45 40 22/560 B15 Oil F 2 Ballasts 1 CWA/HX- 4x4 Core 4.75" (121 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) 2 CWA/HX- 4x6 Core HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 6.00" (152 mm) HOLES CLEARED FOR #10 BOLTS 4.25" (108 mm) 3.87" (98 mm) 4.375" (111 mm) 5.375"(136 mm) 4.37" (111 mm) Additional Ballasts A B A B For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Wiring Diagrams are located on Page #80 79 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Wiring Diagrams ADDITIONAL HID BALLASTS BLACK X3 IGNITOR YE LL LL WHITE COMMON RED D /RE T WH X1 BLACK HT BLK/W IGNITOR Specialty Lamps CAP IGNITOR WHITE COMMON LAMP BLUE IGNITOR X3 120V ORANGE EMERGENCY LAMP BLK/WHT BLK/WHT CAP WHITE COMMON Z1 WHITE RED ED R / T WH X1 BLACK 600V B L IGNITOR BLK/WHT N RED ED R / T WH X1 BLUE X3 BLK/WHT IGNITOR YELLOW LAMP RED ED T/R X1 WH BLUE TAN 347V IGNITOR X3 WHITE COMMON BLK/WHT BLK/WHT YE LL X2 OW CAP LAMP European Product Product Index Technical Information EMERGENCY LAMP BLACK S1 RED 208V PURPLE WHITE COMMON BLACK 347V 120V ORANGE WHIT E CAP WHITE COMMON A2 277V BLACK 120V ORANGE BLK/WHT BLK/WHT LAMP Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts WHITE WHIT E 240V TAN BLACK WH BLUE IGNITOR X3 BLUE IGNITOR X3 OW LL YE X2 Y1 RED RED D X1 E T/R RED D /RE T WH X1 HT BLK/W OW LL 2 X WHITE COMMON BLUE OPTIONAL CAP FOR HPF ONLY HT BLK/W WHITE COMMON OW X2 ORANGE 120V E BLACK E LL WHIT BLACK 277V ORANGE 120V YE WHITE COMMON IGNITOR X3 OW LL YE X2 120V ORANGE HT IGNITOR BLACK 240V YE OW X2 BLK/W BLUE Q1 Z X3 WHIT WHITE COMMON RED ED T/R 1 H W X 277V TAN HT 120V ORANGE WHITE 347V BLACK BLK/W BLUE LL WHIT E 240V TAN 208V PURPLE YE WHITE RED ED T/R 1 H X W 277V BLACK X3 IGNITOR WHITE BLK/WHT BLK/WHT COMMON CAP WHITE COMMON CAP CAP X3 X2 OW OW LL YE X2 CAP BLUE Y BLK/WHT WH BLUE TAN/BLACK LAMP CAP BLK/WHT ORANGE RED ED X1 T/R LAMP X2 OW YELLOW CAP BLK/WHT LAMP Uni-Form® Systems WHITE COMMON 240V ORANGE 120V BLACK LAMP BLUE BLACK V LAMP RED ED R / T WH X1 BLACK 240V LAMP BLUE IGNITOR X3 YE LAMP BLUE X3 120V ORANGE U OW LL YE 2 X Selection Guide RED ED /R T WH X1 X2 BLACK/WHITE CAPBLACK/WHITE OW W 240V BLACK U1 LL LO CAP IGNITOR X3 WHITE COMMON 208V PURPLE A1 BLUE LAMP BLK/WHT BLK/WHT WHITE COMMON X IGNITOR RED ED T/R WH X1 BLACK YE L YE X2 CAP T X3 120V ORANGE BLK/WHT 120V ORANGE BLUE N LAMP X3 277V TAN RED D /RE X1 LAMP IGNITOR T WH 120V ORANGE TAN/BLACK BLUE 347V BLACK OW LL YE 2 X Applications 240V TAN 208V PURPLE K CAP RED D /RE 1 X T WH LAMP 277V BLACK LAMP E YE LL X2 OW CAP For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 80 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction European Lighting Products AND CONTROL GEAR Venture’s international products • Full range of metal halide lamps (50W - 2000W) • High Performance Uni-Form® pulse start lamps for retail and factory applications • White-Lux® Plus lamps for high pressure sodium retrofit jobs. Change just the lamp and achieve the benefits of the improved performance of Venture's exclusive Uni-Form® formed body arc tube • Energy efficient, low wattage Ceramic Metal Halide lamps for quality interior décors • Tubular and compact lamps available, including 70W & 150W lamps up to 90 CRI (RA) • Large selection of control gear (35W - 3500W) for all lamp types: metal halide, HPS, ceramic MH, mercury vapor, low pressure sodium • Multiple ignitors to choose from, including timed ignitors and the new Smart Ignitor™ products For the most complete product listing and most current up-to-date information, visit us on-line at venturelightingeurope.com Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications EUROPEAN LAMPS 81 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction European Lighting Products Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications EUROPEAN LAMPS AND CONTROL GEAR Part Product Part Product Watts Number Description Watts Number Description Lamps Lamps Ceramic Metal Halide Single and Double Ended 35 00017 CMH 35/TC/UVS/U/3K/G8.5 70 52983 HIT 70W/G12/UVS/4K 35 00019 CMH 35/T/UVS/U/3K/G12 70 12108 HIT 70W/G12/UVS/3K 70 00018 CMH 70/TC/UVS/U/3K/G8.5 70 60248 MH-DE 70W/UVS/4K 70 00020 CMH 70/T/UVS/U/3K/G12 70 16786 MH-DE 70W/UVS/3K 70 00029 CMH 70/TD/UVS/3K/RX7s 70 79470 MH-DE 70W/UVS/FS/6K 70 00021 CMH 70/T/UVS/U/4K/G12 150 25779 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/4K 70 00027 CMH 70/TD/UVS/4K/RX7s 150 12106 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/3K 150 00022 CMH 150/T/UVS/U/3K/G12 150 26786 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/GDX 150 00030 CMH 150/TD/UVS/3K/RX7s 150 84684 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/BDX 150 00023 CMH 150/T/UVS/U/4K/G12 150 74756 MH-DE 150W/UVS/4K 150 00028 CMH 150/TD/UVS/4K/RX7s 150 11295 MH-DE 150W/UVS/3K Low Wattage White-Lux® Plus 150 29963 MH-DE 150W/UVS/FS/6K 50 67331 HIE 50W/U/LU/4K 150 33496 MH-DE 150W/UVS/BDX 70 27373 HIE 70W/U/LU/4K 150 33851 MH-DE 150W/UVS/GDX 70 63173 HIE 70W/C/U/LU/4K 250 84727 MH-DE 250W/3K/Fc2 70 23660 HIE 70W/U/LU/3K 250 72748 MH-DE 250W/4K/Fc2 70 96720 HIE 70W/C/U/LU/3K Euro Metal Halide 70 52910 HIPE 70W/C/U/LU/UVS/3K 125 97765 HIE 125W/C/HBU/4K 70 48692 HIPE 70W/C/V/LU/UVS/27K 125 59372 HIE 125W/C/HBD/4K 70 10002 HIPE 70W/U/LU/UVS/4K 175 84971 HIE 175W/U/E54/EURO/4K 70 10003 HIPE 70W/C/U/LU/UVS/4K 175 24729 HIE 175W/C/U/E54/EURO/4K 70 10101 HIPE 70W/U/LU/UVS/4K KIT 175 36279 HIE 175W/U/EURO/4K 70 10102 HIPE 70W/C/U/LU/UVS/4K KIT 175 40698 HIE 175W/C/U/EURO/4K 100 50340 HIE 100W/U/LU/4K 250 81203 HIE 250W/BU/EURO/4K 100 19031 HIE 100W/C/U/LU/4K 250 81202 HIE 250W/C/BU/EURO/4K 100 79457 HIE 100W/U/LU/3K 250 88246 HIE 250W/U/EURO/4K 100 45157 HIE 100W/C/U/LU/3K 250 21303 HIE 250W/C/U/EURO/4K 100 82539 HIPE 100W/U/LU/UVS/3K 250 33950 HIT 250W/U/EURO/4K 100 65850 HIPE 100W/C/U/LU/UVS/3K 250 57712 HIT 250W/HOR/EURO/4K 100 39468 HIPE 100W/C/V/LU/UVS/27K 400 33544 HIE 400W/BU/EURO/4K 100 10004 HIPE 100W/U/LU/UVS/4K 400 31545 HIE 400W/C/BU/EURO/4K 100 10005 HIPE 100W/C/U/LU/UVS/4K 400 63958 HIE 400W/C/HOR/EURO/4K 100 10050 HIPE 100W/U/LU/E90/UVS/4K 400 20137 HIE 400W/U/EURO/4K 150 30544 HIE 150W/U/LU/4K 400 58122 HIE 400W/C/U/E90/EURO/4K 150 40563 HIE 150W/C/U/LU/4K 400 88787 HIE 400W/C/U/EURO/4K 150 69876 HIE 150W/C/U/LU/3K 400 99441 HIPE 400W/BU/EURO/4K 150 22822 HIPE 150W/U/LU/UVS/3K 400 94102 HIPE 400W/C/BU/EURO/4K 150 22833 HIPE 150W/C/U/LU/UVS/3K 400 25830 HIT 400W/U/EURO/4K 150 41700 HIPE 150W/C/V/LU/UVS/27K 400 88410 HIT 400W/HOR/EURO/4K 150 10051 HIPE 150W/U/LU/E90/UVS/4K CWA Metal Halide 150 10082 HIPE 150W/C/U/LU/E90/UVS/4K 175 84971 HIE 175W/U/E54/EURO/4K 150 10006 HIPE 150W/U/LU/UVS/4K 175 24729 HIE 175W/C/U/E54/EURO/4K 150 10007 HIPE 150W/C/U/LU/UVS/4K 175 36279 HIE 175W/U/EURO/4K White-Lux Plus 175 40698 HIE 175W/C/U/EURO/4K 70 13742 HIT 70W/U/LU/4K 250 81203 HIE 250W/BU/EURO/4K 100 76738 HIT 100W/U/LU/T38/4K 250 81202 HIE 250W/C/BU/EURO/4K 100 87368 HIT 100W/U/LU/T46/4K 250 88246 HIE 250W/U/EURO/4K 150 62272 HIT 150W/U/LU/T38/4K 250 21303 HIE 250W/C/U/EURO/4K 150 71144 HIT 150W/U/LU/T46/4K 250 57712 HIT 250W/HOR/EURO/4K 250 31668 HIE 250W/BU/LU/4K 400 33544 HIE 400W/BU/EURO/4K 250 56266 HIE 250W/C/BU/LU/4K 400 31545 HIE 400W/C/BU/EURO/4K 250 43634 HIE 250W/C/H75/LU/4K 400 63958 HIE 400W/C/HOR/EURO/4K 250 10016 HIPE 250W/HBU/LU/UVS/4K 400 20137 HIE 400W/U/EURO/4K 250 10076 HIPE 250W/C/HBU/LU/UVS/4K 400 58122 HIE 400W/C/U/E90/EURO/4K 250 48768 HIT 250W/U/LU/4K 400 88787 HIE 400W/C/U/EURO/4K 250 10855 HIT 250W/U/LU/5K 400 99441 HIPE 400W/BU/EURO/4K 400 54695 HIE 400W/C/BU/LU/4K 400 94102 HIPE 400W/C/BU/EURO/4K 400 68110 HIE 400W/C/H75/LU/4K 400 88410 HIT 400W/HOR/EURO/4K 400 60112 HIPE 400W/BU/LU/4K 1000 46109 HIE 1000W/U/4K 400 10077 HIPE 400W/BU/LU/UVS/4K 1000 12175 HIE 1000W/C/U/4K 400 10043 HIPE 400W/C/BU/LU/UVS/4K 1000 46423 HIE 1000W/U/BT120/4K 400 42067 HIPE 400W/C/V/LU/UVS/HO/4K 1500 18360 MH 1500W/HBU 400 54918 HIPE 400W/V/LU/UVS/HO/4K Energy Saving Uni-Form Pulse Start 400 98748 HIT 400W/U/LU/4K 200 88247 HIE 200W/U/PS/4K 400 21044 HIT 400W/U/LU/5K 200 10058 HIE 200W/C/U/PS/4K 600 54631 HIT 600W/U/LU/4K 200 10067 HIPE 200W/V/UVS/PS/4K 1000 83265 HIT 1000W/U/LU/4K 200 10059 HIPE 200W/C/V/UVS/PS/4K White-Lux City 320 40904 HIPE 320W/C/V/PS/4K 250 63736 HIT 250W/H75/WLC/UVS/35K 350 20138 HIE 350W/V/PS/4K 400 97731 HIT 400W/H75/WLC/UVS/35K 350 10056 HIE 350W/C/V/PS/4K Tubular Metal Halide 350 96307 HIE 350W/H75/PS/4K 70 13742 HIT 70W/U/LU/4K 350 10068 HIPE 350W/V/UVS/PS/4K 100 76738 HIT 100W/U/LU/T38/4K 350 10057 HIPE 350W/C/V/UVS/PS/4K 100 87368 HIT 100W/U/LU/T46/4K 450 10070 HIE 450W/BU/PS/4K 150 62272 HIT 150W/U/LU/T38/4K 450 10071 HIE 450W/C/BU/PS/4K 150 71144 HIT 150W/U/LU/T46/4K 450 47224 HIPE 450W/V/UVS/PS/4K 250 48768 HIT 250W/U/LU/4K 450 74517 HIPE 450W/C/V/UVS/PS/4K 250 10855 HIT 250W/U/LU/5K 250 33950 HIT 250W/U/EURO/4K 250 57712 HIT 250W/HOR/EURO/4K 400 98748 HIT 400W/U/LU/4K 400 21044 HIT 400W/U/LU/5K 400 25830 HIT 400W/U/EURO/4K 400 88410 HIT 400W/HOR/EURO/4K Part Product Watts Number Description Lamps High Performance Uni-Form Pulse Start 250 18980 HIE 250W/BU/PS/4K 250 61513 HIE 250W/C/BU/PS/4K 250 91947 HIE 250W/C/H75/PS/4K 250 10014 HIPE 250W/V/UVS/PS/4K 250 10008 HIPE 250W/BU/UVS/PS/4K 400 92008 HIE 400W/BU/PS/4K 400 60444 HIE 400W/C/BU/PS/4K 400 68592 HIE 400W/C/H75/PS/4K 400 10015 HIPE 400W/BU/UVS/PS/4K 400 10041 HIPE 400W/C/BU/PS/4K High Wattage Double Ended 1000 22417 MBIL S 1000W 1500 22151 MBIL S 1500W 2000 22132 MBIL S 2000W 2000 84203 MH-TS 2000W/L/K12/4K Designer Color® 150 33496 MH-DE 150W/UVS/BDX 150 33851 MH-DE 150W/UVS/GDX 150 33051 HIE 150W/U/BDX 150 33520 HIE 150W/U/GDX 150 84684 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/BDX 150 26786 HIT 150W/G12/UVS/GDX 250 22486 MH 250W/U/BDX 250 23498 MH 250W/U/GDX 400 22187 MH 400W/U/BDX 400 33565 MH 400W/U/GDX 400 88342 HIT 400W/U/BDX 400 64930 HIT 400W/U/GDX 400 97354 HIT 400W/U/PDX 1000 22365 MH 1000W/U/PDX 1000 47197 MH 1000W/U/GDX 1000 89896 MH 1000W/U/BDX Natural White™ 375 53613 HIPE 375W/BU/UVS/PS/950 Part Input Watts Number Voltage Ballasts / Control Gear 50 Hz Low Wattage White-Lux Plus 50 HSZ05322221 220/230/240/250V 50 HSP05223221 230/240V 50/70 HSZ57223221 230/240V 70 HSZ07322221 220/230/240/250 70 HSP07223221 230/240 100 HSZ10322221 220/230/240/250 100 HSP10223221 230/240 150 HSZ16322221 220/230/240/250 150 HSP15223221 230/240 White-Lux Plus 250 JDV26322221 220/230/240/250 250 HSP25223221 230/240 400 JAV41322221 220/230/240/250 400 HSP40223221 230/240 1000 HDV003212 210/220/230/240 Single and Double Ended 70 HSZ07322221 220/230/240/250 70 HSP07223221 230/240 70 HSZ57223221 230/240 150 HSZ16322221 220/230/240/250 150 HSP15223221 230/240 250 JDV26322221 220/230/240/250 250 HSP25223221 230/240 Euro Metal Halide 125 MP128K22245 220/230/240 125 MP127K232 230/240 175 HMZ17822245 220/230/240 250 HMZ25322245 220/230/240 250 HMP25223221 230/240 400 JHV413222B3 220/230/240 400 HMZ40322245 220/230/240 400 JHV41322245 220/230/240 400 HMP40223221 230/240 Energy Saving Uni-Form Pulse Start 200 HMP20223221 230/240 350 HMP35223221 230/240 High Performance Uni-Form Pulse Start 250 HMZ25322245 220/230/240 250 HMP25223221 230/240 400 JHV413222B3 220/230/240 400 JHV41322245 220/230/240 400 HMP40223221 230/240 450 HSP40223221 230/240 Part Input Watts Number Voltage Ballasts / Control Gear 50 Hz Designer Color® 150 HSZ16322221 220/230/240/250 150 HSP15223221 230/240 400 JHV413222B3 220/230/240 400 HMZ40322245 220/230/240 400 HMP40223221 230/240 1000 YHB04024521 240 1000 HMM043383 380/400/415 High Wattage Double Ended 1000 YHB04024521 240 1000 HMM043383 380/400/415 1500 HMV022383 380/400/415 2000 HZV943383 380/400/415 PAR 38 70 HSZ07322221 220/230/240/250 70 HSP07223221 230/240 100 HSZ10322221 220/230/240/250 100 HSP10223221 230/240 Additional Metal Halide 35 DG03822221 220/230/240/250 35 HSP03723221 230/240 70 HSZ07322221 220/230/240/250 70 HSP07223221 230/240 100 HSP10223221 230/240 150 HSP15223221 230/240 250 HSP25223221 230/240 400 HSP40223221 230/240 2000 HMV91322245 220/230/240 2000 HMV943383 380/400/415 3500 2xHZV953383 380/400/415 CWA 175 SHW17822245 220/230/240 250 SHW25322245 220/230/240 400 SHW40322245 220/230/240 1000 YHB04024521 240 1000 HMM043383 380/400/415 1500 HMV022383 380/400/415 High Pressure Sodium 50 HSZ05322221 220/230/240/250 50 HSP05223221 230/240 50/70 HSZ57223221 230/240 70 HSZ07322221 220/230/240/250 70 AG073B222B3 220/230/240 70 HSP07223221 220/230 100 HSZ10322221 220/230/240/250 100 HSG10322221 220/230/240/250 100 HSP10223221 230/240 150 HSZ16322221 220/230/240/250 150 HSP15223221 230/240 250 JDV26322221 220/230/240/250 250 HSZ25322221 220/230/240/250 250 HDN26322221 220/230/240/250 250 HSP25223221 230/240 400 JAV41322221 220/230/240/250 400 HSV41322221 220/230/240/250 400 HSN41322221 220/230/240/250 400 HSP40223221 230/240 600 HAV602232 220/240 600 HAV60223221 220/240 600 HAV603222B3 220/230/240 600 HAV60322245 220/230/240 1000 HDV003212 210220/230/240 1000 HSV043383 380/400/415 Low Pressure Sodium 35 SG355B245 240 35 SZ355K245 240 35 RSF355245 240 55 SG355B245 240 55 SZ355K245 240 55 RSF355245 240 90 SG090B245 240 90 SZ090K245 240 90 RSL090245 240 135 RSA135245 240 135 SM138K222 220/230/240/250 180 SM138K222 220/230/240/250 Mercury 50 MZ053K22245 220/230/240 80 MZ083K22245 220/230/240 80 MG083K22245 220/230/240 80 MP082K232 230/240 125 MZ128K22245 220/230/240 125 MP127K232 240 250 HMZ25322245 220/230/240 250 HMP252232 240 400 HMZ40322245 220/230/240 400 HMP402232 230/240 1000 HMM043383 380/400/415 82 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Technical Section Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications TECHNICAL INFORMATION Designed to be better Metal Halide Technical Intro 84 Explains metal halide benefits Uni-Form Pulse Start Systems85 Standard Metal Halide ® Capacitors 87 Explains lamp lumen measurements 88 Additional Ballasts Explains CCT, CRI and spectral distribution Designing for Low Light Levels 89 Discusses eye color sensitivity and light level factors that affect lighting design Proper Use of MH Lamps 92 Follow these guidelines for safe operation and maximum design performance Consider “rated life” and “economic life” for group relamping in your lighting decisions 94 Venture’s protected lamps meet insurance industry recommendations and requirements of the 2005 National Electrical Code® (NEC) BALLASTS Ballast Introduction and History 95 Explains the need for ballasts Ballast Types 96 99 Identifies the function and operation of the basic technologies Ignitors 100 Ignitors optimize lamp starting and life Remote Mounting 101 Summarizes maximum remote ballast distances Grounding & Wiring 102 These electrical requirements assure safe ballast installation Circuit Loading 102 Review open circuit, starting and operating current and how they relate to proper circuit loading Agency Certification 102 Introduction Venture Lighting makes both lamps and ballasts. The company supports industry standards; however, Venture understands their limitations. Venture optimizes its lamps and ballasts for peak system performance that goes beyond the standards. This is reflected in Venture’s warranty policy when Venture lamps and ballasts are used together. This technical reference provides information on Venture Lighting’s lamps and ballasts. Consensus standards among lamp and ballast manufacturers assure compatibility of various lighting components. In North America, ANSI codes are used. IEC codes are codes used internationally. These codes assure that lamps and components from different manufacturers work together. They describe lamp dimensions as well as thermal and electrical requirements. These are the recognized certification marks for the U.S. and Canada Ignitor & Capacitor Figures Bulb and Base Comparison Bracket Figures Glossary 103 103 104 105 Compare ballast functions and available circuit types Product Index Technical Information European Product Lamp Life & Group Relamping 93 Open-rated Lamps 99 Explains HID system starting characteristics LAMPS Light Color 98 Review the significant ballast design variables that affect specifications Lamp Starting Explains benefits and features of Uni-Form lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts Light Output Ballast Performance 83 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction The Metal Halide Advantage TECHNICAL INFORMATION Characteristics Applications The unique characteristics of metal halide lighting provide high performance such as: Better Light Quality The output of metal halide lamps is closer to natural sunlight than most other light sources. People prefer white light because of better visual acuity, even at lower light levels. Product Index MH vs. Incandescent A 100 watt metal halide lamp provides five times the lumen output of a 100 watt incandescent lamp, and will last 20 times longer. Although incandescent has a low initial lamp cost, metal halide has a lower total operating cost over life. Compact Size Metal halide lamps generate high light levels from a compact light source. This allows for smaller, more controllable luminaires. Versatility Metal halide lamps are relatively unaffected by ambient temperature and are equally suited for indoor or outdoor use. Extensive style and wattage options allow for many applications. High Efficiency Metal halide lamps generate 65-115 lumens per watt, more than incandescent, fluorescent or mercury vapor lamps. (see chart at right) Five times more efficient than incandescent LUMENS PER WATT WHITE LIGHT SOURCES MH vs. Mercury Vapor Mercury vapor lamps have long life, but are not as energy efficient as metal halide, producing only 35-58 lumens per watt. Their limited blue-green light spectrum has a lower CRI than metal halide. Metal Halide 65-115 Fluorescent 30-98 Mercury 35-58 Positive Environmental Impact Since metal halide lamps deliver light more efficiently than incandescent, widespread acceptance of the technology has a positive effect on air quality and the environmental waste stream. Lower electrical power generating requirements means less air pollution. Efficient long-life systems mean less landfill waste. White HPS 40-47 Incandescent 15-35 0 Metal halide generates light closer to sunlight than any other HID light source. A more efficient light source also means less waste. MH vs. Fluorescent Fluorescent lamps are difficult to direct because of their larger size. One 100 watt metal halide lamp produces the same light as three 48” high output T8 fluorescent lamps. Metal halide lamps also tolerate a wider operating temperature range. Fluorescents are often limited to temperaturecontrolled indoor applications: T8 fluorescent lamps perform optimally at approximately 77°F (25°C), degrading measurably as temperature varies. T5 lamps perform similarly, but peak at 95°F (35°C). Wider Range of Applications Specifiers can now select from a broad variety of lamp types and wattages to suit almost any application. Metal halide lighting is used today indoors and out, for industrial, commercial, retail and municipal spaces. Popular for sports facilities, and site lighting, it is increasingly found in supermarkets, big box retail, offices and lobbies. Excellent Color Rendering Metal halide lamps offer excellent color rendering, with a 65-90+ CRI (color rendering index). Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Long Life Metal halide lamps have an average life of 15,000-20,000++ hours, more than ten times that of incandescent lamps. Technology Goes Head-toHead MH vs. HPS While HPS lamps offer long life, they do not deliver the same light quality as metal halide. Because of their dominant sodium content, HPS lamps yield strong yellow light (2200K) and have a very poor CRI of 20-25. The full spectrum light of metal halide lamps has a much higher CRI. 20 40 60 80 100 120 The Most Advanced Technology A major advancement in metal halide lighting was the introduction of Venture’s revolutionary Uni-Form® pulse start system. This second generation technology holds the future for metal halide. Uni-Form systems offer up to 50% more lumens per system watt than do standard metal halide lamps and ballasts. Its capabilities continue to improve. Recently, Venture became the only manufacturer to offer Uni-Form lamps optimized for horizontal-only operation. Venture’s high wattage e-Lamp™ product, designed for operation on high frequency electronic ballasts with built-in dimming down to 50% power, is another unique new high performance product. Future developments will soon bring better lumen maintenance and even more wattage options for specifiers. 84 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Uni-Form Pulse Start Technical Information Introduction ® UNI-FORM® PULSE START LAMP TECHNOLOGY HIGH PERFORMANCE DESIGN HIGH PERFORMANCE RESULTS Uni-Form lamps provide superior performance compared to standard metal halide lamps. The specific benefits are higher efficacy, better color uniformity, faster warm-up, improved lumen maintenance and longer life. It all takes place in Venture’s revolutionary formed-body arc tube. Formed-Body Arc Tube The shape of Venture’s formed-body quartz arc tube follows the actual curve of the arc stream, preventing uneven temperatures in the arc tube surface. This significantly improved thermal performance allows more halides to be pulled into the arc and more light to be emitted. Superior Lumen Maintenance Uni-Form system lumen output does not decay as rapidly over life as standard metal halide. Mean lumens improve dramatically, up to 50% higher, with lamps operating on Venture’s Opti-Wave low current crest factor ballasts. Tipless Arc Design Probe Start Arc Tube Starter Electrode Pinch Fin Electrode Exhaust Tip Electrode Pinch Fin One key to superior lamp performance is heat management. In standard arc tubes, uneven heating prevented optimum arc enhancement. Venture created an exclusive, tipless formed-body arc tube, sculpted to follow the actual curve of the arc stream. The shape creates a more uniform temperature profile. Higher temperatures draw more halides into the stream, resulting in more light generated. Venture’s unique sculpting process also molds each arc tube for improved color uniformity. SYSTEM SOLUTIONS Venture’s pulse start system technology, actualized in Uni-Form lamps and Opti-Wave® ballasts, represents advancement as important as the invention of the metal halide lamp. Every change in arc tube design, lamp construction and the ballast enhances overall system performance. This metal halide focus allows us to offer a vast array of integrated packages, providing optimum lighting efficacy and quality for virtually any application. Tipless Arc Tube The exhaust tip on standard arc tubes creates a cold spot which degrades arc tube performance. The exclusive tipless design ensures a totally uniform arc tube shape, improving efficacy and color uniformity. High Voltage Pulse Ignition High voltage pulse starting eliminates the starter electrode, bi-metal switch and resistor of standard probe start lamps. It also provides quicker breakdown of gases; so starting (cold and hot) is faster. 55,000 Uni-Form® MS 450W/V/PS 45,000 Uni-Form® MS 350W/V/PS 450W/V/PS 35,000 Uni-Form® MS 320W/V/ED37/PS 450W/V/PS 25,000 MH 400W/U 15,000 5,000 20,000 15,000 Longer Life Uni-Form systems offer up to 50% longer lamp life along with improved lumen maintenance. This directly benefits end-users by reducing lifetime operating costs. While 50% of standard metal halide lamps survive at the end of their rated life, 70% of Uni-Form lamps will still be operating. Standard Higher Fill Pressure Venture’s formed-body design and pulse ignition support a higher fill gas level that helps to reduce wall blackening caused by tungsten sputtering from the electrodes during starting. Weldless Arc Tube Mount Venture’s nearly unbreakable, patented weldless construction is stronger than standard welded mounts. 10,000 Hours of Operation Uni-Form Advantage Hours 10,000 15,000 20,000 Opti-Wave Ballasts The lower current crest factor in the electrical output of Venture’s ballasts improves lamp lumen maintenance. Ballast energy losses are reduced by as much as 50% compared to standard CWA ballasts, and ballast noise levels are significantly reduced. Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Arc Chamber Reduced Pinch Seals The large pinch fins on standard metal halide arc tubes radiate heat. Reducing the quartz mass in the arc tube helps in producing a more uniform thermal profile which results in greater lamp efficacy. Lumen Maintenance Comparison Lamp Lumens Selection Guide Applications TECHNICAL INFORMATION 85 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 30,000 Uni-Form Pulse Start Technical Information Introduction ® TECHNICAL INFORMATION Applications Color Uniformity Lamp-to-lamp color variations occur due to arc tube temperature differences and poor power regulation. Venture minimizes variation through consistent thermal characteristics in every arc tube and better power control from Venture’s ballasts. THE BOTTOM LINE IS MORE LIGHT FOR LESS ENERGY. Improved Lamp Power Control The well regulated output power of Venture’s ballasts improves color uniformity and lumen maintenance. Uni-Form® pulse start technology exceeds expectations. More light for less energy makes Uni-Form the most logical lighting choice for designers and corporate energy managers seeking to drastically cut power bills. Compared to standard metal halide, Venture’s revolutionary system offers up to 50% improvement in system mean lumens per watt. In practical applications, the higher efficiency can translate into a savings of more than 100 watts per luminaire! And that savings is achieved while still producing the same, or more, high quality light. Lamp Wattage Regulation 440 Color Uniformity 420 Color Variation in Kelvin Uni-Form® Systems 400 Opti-Wave® +200 Standard Metal Halide 380 +100 0 Uni-Form® Systems 360 340 -200 120 130 140 150 160 Lamp Voltage -300 -400 4,000 8,000 12,000 16,000 Quieter Operation Venture’s Opti-Wave ballasts run at least 25% quieter than comparable CWA ballasts due to non-saturation of the core. 20,000 Hours of Operation Opti-Wave® Ballast For Improved Performance The Venture® Opti-Wave family sets the Gold Standard in ballast performance with an optimized current wave form. To maximize your pulse start metal halide system, specify Opti-Wave multi-tap or power saving Opti-Wave 277V ballasts. Better Cold Starting Uni-Form technology offers more reliable starting at extreme temperatures, down to -40°C (-40°F). It’s perfect for winter weather or warehouse freezer Standard conditions. -30 C Current Waveforms Uni-Form 6 Advantage -40 C 40 35 30 25 20 320W 320W Opti-Wave CWA 350W 350W Opti-Wave CWA 450W Opti-Wave 450W CWA Opti-Wave® 2 (A) Faster Warm-Up/Restrike Combining Venture’s exclusive formed-body arc tube and ignitor starting with Venture’s low current crest factor ballasts, provides faster initial warm-up and hot restrike in up to 60% less time. Ballast Noise Levels 45 Ballast Type 4 Current Additional Ballasts Standard CWA -100 Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps +300 Lamp Power Selection Guide +400 0 -2 -4 Standard CWA -6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Time Uni-Form Product Index Restrike Warm Up utes2 Time in Min 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 28 29 30 0 Standard Power Level Technical Information European Product Advantage 23 27 Ceramic with Opti~Wave® Ballasts 86 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Lamp Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Many factors affect the performance of metal halide lamps over time. Most of these factors (see table) are controllable in the design of the lighting system. Incorporating as many of the optimized conditions as possible will deliver the best performance from any given metal halide lighting system. More light reducing conditions present in the design of the lighting system create a gap between published “optimized” ratings and actual lighting system performance - the greater the light reducing conditions, the greater the gap. System Performance Factors in Lighting Design Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Optimized Conditions Light-Reducing Conditions Pulse start lamps Standard (probe start ) lamps Vertical operating position Horizontal or off-vertical operating positions Operating cycles > 10 hours Short operating cycles <10 hours Low current crest factor (CCF) ballasts High CCF ballasts Clear lamps Coated lamps UV-blocking lamps Non-UV-blocking lamps Open rated lamps Enclosed rated lamps For example, Venture’s Uni-Form® lamp operated on an a low current crest factor Opti-Wave® ballast and other optimized conditions can be expected to deliver mean lumens approaching 80%. In contrast, a standard metal halide system operating under light-reducing conditions may deliver only 50% lumen maintenance. Venture Lighting publishes “optimized mean lumens.” Range of Metal Halide Lumen Maintenance 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 % Lumens Lumen maintenance curves represent the lamp manufacturer’s estimate of the best lamp lumen output plotted over time. Typically, each group of lamps tested will display a range or scatter of lumen maintenance values at each interval measured. Therefore, individual lamps may vary from published mean lumen ratings. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Even within the Uni-Form system, you can expect a range of lumen maintenance from 70% to 80%. (see chart below) Performance will vary depending on the number of light-reducing conditions present. By selecting a Uni-Form lamp, a low current crest factor Opti-Wave ballast and optimizing the system conditions, significant improvements in lighting system performance can be achieved. Uni-Form® Pulse Start Lumen Maintenance 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 % Life All ratings based on the use of a 9000 lumen rated 100 watt metal halide, vertically oriented lamp in a commercially available 8" aperature, black baffled downlight. 9000 HOURS (60% life) OPEN 83.2 FC ENCLOSED 80.7 FC (3% less light) OPEN 62.4 FC ENCLOSED 52.7 FC (16% less light) Product Index Technical Information European Product Light Output: Open Luminaire vs. Enclosed Luminaire 100 HOURS 100 % Life % Lumens The lumen output values at specific hours of lamp life can be measured and plotted. This lumen maintenance (or lumen depreciation) curve contains important data for lighting designers. Though initial lumen ratings at 100 hours are frequently the basis for comparing light sources, mean lumens, determined at 40% of rated lamp life, are the most important. Mean lumen ratings are based on lamp operation of 10 hours per start (except where noted). Lamp lumens are measured on a reference ballast in the designed operating position at the rated lamp wattage. Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Light Output 87 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 100 Introduction Lamp Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Color Applications The “color” of light sources is derived from a complicated relationship derived from a number of different measurements, including correlated color temperature (CCT), color rendering index (CRI), and spectral distribution. In general, color is most accurately described by a combination of CCT and CRI. Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) The first factor in choosing a lamp color is the correlated color temperature. For example, if a retailer wants lighting to blend in with warm halogen accent lamps, the retailer may choose a Venture® MP 100W/C/U/3K, which has a correlated color temperature of 3200K. CCT is defined as the absolute temperature (expressed in degrees Kelvin) of a theoretical black body whose chromaticity most nearly resembles that of the light source. The CCT rating is an indication of how “warm” or “cool” the light source appears. The higher the number, the cooler the lamp color will appear. The lower the number, the warmer the lamp color will appear. Standard Metal Halide Spectral Energy Distribution When we look at a light source, the eye “perceives” a single color. In reality, we are seeing literally thousands of colors and hues made up of a combination of different wavelengths of light. These different combinations and the relative intensity of various wavelengths of light are used to determine the CCT and CRI of a light source. Color Rendering Index (CRI or Ra) In general, CRI is a numeric indication of a lamp’s ability to render individual colors accurately relative to a standard. The CRI value is derived from a comparison of the lamp’s spectral distribution to the standard (e.g. a black body or the daytime sky) at the same color temperature. Different Colors Venture Lighting offers lamps in many colors to suit virtually any lighting application. Outlined below are the various color temperatures (CCT) currently available: 27K 2700K - Used as a replacement for very warm incandescent lamps (coated only) 3K 3000K-3200K - Used as a general warm, white light source, available in clear or coated finish for retail or interior applications; blends with halogen lamps 4K 3700K-4000K - Used as a neutral white light source, available in clear or coated finish for general lighting, factories, parking lots, warehouses 5K 5000K - A moderately high CCT daylight source used in general and retail lighting applications 6K 6500K - A high CCT daylight source used to simulate average outdoor light conditions 10K 10,000K - A very high CCT, daylight light source, used in horticulture and aquarium applications High CRI vs. High CCT High CRI does not necessarily equal high CCT, and should not be the only deciding factor in light source selection since light sources with high CRI do not always render colors satisfactorily. For example, when comparing a light source with low CRI at a high illuminance level with another light source that has high CRI but at a low illuminance level, the respective value of CRI means very little in terms of accurately identifying colors. In many instances, the personal preference of the consumer is even more important than the specific CRI level. By definition, a standard 2700K incandescent bulb has a CRI of 100 even though its light output is predominantly yellow. This is because the incandescent lamp is utilized as the reference standard for determining the CRI of most light sources. However, for lamps with color temperatures of at least 5000K, the reference standard is daylight. For example Venture’s Natural White™ metal halide lamp at 5000K has a CRI of 91-92. even though it looks much whiter than the incandescent lamp. Compare the Spectrums 100 TYPICAL SPECTRAL ENERGY DISTRIBUTION 90 4000K METAL HALIDE LAMP 80 100 Uni-Form Natural White™ 70 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 300 8000 6500K 7500 Natural White™ Metal Halide 7000 Cool White Fluorescent 6500 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 6000 European Product WAVELENGTH (NM) Technical Information CCT 5500 5000K Relative Power (%) Daylight Metal Halide 80 60 50 40 30 20 10 4200K 0 393 443 493 543 Standard Metal Halide 4000K 100 5000 Warm (3K) Metal Halide 90 80 4500 3200K 4000 Halogen 3500 3000K 593 Wavelength (nm) 693 743 Natural Sunlight at 5000K 60 50 40 30 3000 Standard Incandescent 20 2500 2700K 10 2000 High Pressure Sodium 2200K 0 393 443 493 543 593 Wavelength (nm) 1500 Product Index 643 70 Relative Power (%) RELATIVE ENERGY Additional Ballasts 90 88 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 643 693 743 Introduction Lamp Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION As metal halide lamps age, chemical changes occur causing shifts in color. Generally, standard probe start lamps shift approximately twice as much in CCT over life as do Uni-Form® pulse start lamps. Why Color Uniformity: • Create a better atmosphere for customers and employees! - Whiter, brighter light makes people feel safer, more relaxed and more productive • See colors better! - Consistent color helps improve color rendering • Lighting all the same color appears better maintained Lighting Design for Low Light Levels Studies on nighttime visibility demonstrate experimentally that the sensitivity of the human eye to different colors of light at various light levels determines the true, or effective, lumen output of a lamp. Recent research shows that the color output of the light source has a significant effect on nighttime visibility, which is important because road accidents occur mostly at night. Also, it is well known that the eye responds to color depending upon the amount of light available. Photopic, Scotopic And Mesopic Conditions Lumens are the standard measure of light output, but light is actually defined as energy evaluated by the eye. Standard lumen measurements define the light output response of a person only during high light levels (called photopic light), typical of daylight and interior lighting. The light meter measures photopic light as seen by the central region of the eye. When light levels are very low, like starlight, the viewing conditions are referred to as “scotopic.” Under these conditions, the eye’s visual response changes dramatically. Sensitivity to yellow and red light is greatly reduced, while response to blue light is vastly increased. If lamp lumens under scotopic viewing conditions have been determined using photopic measuring devices, the lumen value does not accurately measure the true amount of light production as perceived by the human eye. The eye response does not shift suddenly from high light levels to low light levels. A gradual change occurs as light levels are reduced in twilight and typical street lighting conditions. This is the “mesopic” condition in which the eye’s response lies somewhere between photopic and scotopic. Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Color Shift and Variation Different colors are produced in metal halide lamps by using various arc tube shapes and metal halide salts. In new lamps these halides need to “burn-in” for approximately 100 hours before they reach their optimum color. This is why new lamps can sometimes be unstable or vary in color. 89 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Lamp Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION 45,000 40,000 Natural White™ 375W 400W 35,000 30,000 MS 400W/BU 20,000 4,000 8,000 Additional Ballasts 20,000 (S/P)0.5 Scotopic - Nighttime Natural White™ 400W 375W (S/P) 1 50,000 100,000 Natural White™ 775W 80,000 Natural White™ 310W Natural White™ 310W 350W 40,000 120,000 MH1000W/U 60,000 MH 400W/U 4,000 8,000 30,000 20,000 4,000 8,000 12,000 16,000 20,000 Hours of Operation HPS 12,000 16,000 Hours of Operation European Product Technical Information 16,000 Scotopic - Outdoors 400W HPS Product Index 12,000 Hours of Operation 140,000 Scotopic Lumens Specialty Lamps (S/P)0.5 25,000 60,000 Standard Metal Halide Scotopic - Indoors 50,000 Scotopic Lumens What Are Scotopic Lumens? NIGHTTIME OBSERVATIONS Published lumen ratings are based on the “photopic” lumen (“P”), or light measurement based on daytime observations. Lumen measurements, corrected for nighttime vision, are known as “scotopic” lumens (“S”). The ratio of light measured by the 2 methods is called the “S/P ratio”. The S/P ratio for white-blue (5000K daylight) light sources is 2.1. At 4000K the ratio is 1.65, and for HPS lamps the ratio is 0.64. As a result, 4000K light sources are at least twice as effective for viewing at night compared to HPS sources at the same photopic illuminance. 5000K light sources are at least three times as effective. DAYTIME OBSERVATIONS Lamps with high scotopic-content and high S/P ratios, such as Venture’s Natural White™ lamps, also improve the ability to see indoors. Human studies have shown that the S/P values, though previously applicable to only nighttime conditions, can be used to describe the “effective lumens” of indoor lighting as well. For example, if two rooms are lighted separately with 4000K and 5000K lamps to equal photopic luminance, the 5000K room will appear 13% brighter (2.1/1.65)0.5. Scotopic Lumens Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Effective Lumens and S/P Ratio Explanation Metal Halide 90 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 20,000 Introduction Lamp Technical Info Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications TECHNICAL INFORMATION Rods And Cones The change in the eye’s spectral response is due to the presence of two types of light receivers in the retina, called rods and cones. Rods are responsible for human vision at low light levels and are located in the peripheral field of view. Conversely, only objects viewed directly by the eye are seen by the cones. Rods are sensitive to scotopic light (nighttime); cones react to photopic light (daylight). Therefore, as the light level is reduced, cones become less active and rods become more active. Eye Color Sensitivity And Lumens The value of a lamp’s lumen output is different when considering the shifting color sensitivity of the eye at low light levels. The effective lumens will be different from the measured photopic lumens. As light diminishes from photopic to scotopic conditions, the effective lumens of yellow HPS light sources are reduced and the effective lumens of white light with blue/green content increases. This effect is dramatic for low pressure sodium (LPS) lamps. Almost all energy output from this lighting system is yellow, resulting in high photopic lumen output. At low light levels, the effectiveness of LPS lamps is drastically reduced. 50000 Horizontal Uni-Form® Uni-Form® H75 320W Metal Halide Spectrum .80 High Pressure Sodium Spectrum Scotopic, Visible Night Spectrum .60 Photopic, Visible Daylight Spectrum .40 .20 0 380 410 440 470 500 530 560 590 620 650 680 710 740 Wavelength (nm) Metal Halide Lamps For Low Light Levels A typical metal halide lamp has strong light output in the blue, green and yellow areas, resulting in high lumen output at all light levels. The blue light output of metal halide is in the high sensitivity region of the eye for low light levels. This means that the effective lumens actually increase for a metal halide lamp as the light level reduces and the eye shifts to a blue/green peak sensitivity. The ability to detect fine contrast is also significantly better under metal halide sources than sodium. In street lighting, driver reaction time under LPS and HPS lighting is roughly 50% longer than for metal halide. Therefore, the color output of a light source has an important influence on safety. Studies have shown that metal halide lighting, in some circumstances, can be up to six times as effective as HPS. This can make a difference in peripheral viewing and in dark areas where hidden hazards may be present. Before After Initial Lumens 40000 Horizontal Uni-Form® H75 200W 200W HPS 400W 30000 20000 10000 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Effective Initial Lumens 1.00 91 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Lamp Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Correct Operation and Warnings For High Intensity Discharge Lamps: High intensity discharge (HID) lamps require auxiliary equipment (ballasts, capacitors, ignitors or power supplies) to provide the correct electrical values for starting and operating. This auxiliary equipment must meet all electrical specifications outlined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Venture Lighting International will not be responsible for poor performance, personal injury, property damage, burns or fire from lamps operating on unapproved auxiliary equipment or from lamps being operated in a manner inconsistent with their design. Power should always be turned off and preferably locked out in accordance with OSHA guidelines whenever installation, removal or maintenance is performed on lighting systems. Safety glasses and gloves should be used when installing or removing HID lamps. Lamps should be installed firmly into appropriate lamp sockets, without over tightening, to avoid loosening from vibration. HID lamps and arc tubes operate at extremely high temperatures and may shatter as a result of misapplication, system failure or other factors. Scratches on the outer bulb, direct contact with water or excessive installation pressure can also cause the lamps to break. Breakage may release extremely hot glass and lamp parts into the surrounding environment and raise the risk of fire, personal injury or property damage. Injury may also be caused by ultraviolet energy from an unjacketed HID lamp. If the outer jacket should break, immediately turn the power off. Do not remove a lamp until it has completely cooled; then replace it with a new Venture® lamp. In areas susceptible to contamination by flying glass, where flammable materials are present or where there is a possibility of personal injury, users should seek additional protective measures by using open fixture (Type-O) lamps and enclosed luminaires. Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Proper Use of Metal Halide Lamps Positions of Operation Not Permitted Universal Any Position HOR ±15° Horizontal HOR ±45° Horizontal HOR ±75° Horizontal Vertical ±15° BU ±15° Base Up BU ±90° Base Up BU ±105° Base Up Permitted Luminaire Requirements and Operating Positions It is imperative that users adhere to specified luminaire and lamp operating positions and requirements. The operation of lamps in positions other than those specified can result in severe reductions in lamp performance, including lamp life, light output and color. Incorrect operating positions can also create the possibility of an early failure. Refer to each lamp’s technical data specification sheet to determine correct operating position and luminaire requirements. Also, refer to the diagrams in this section to determine allowable operating positions. Federal Compliance - Metal Halide Venture® lamps comply with USA Federal Standard 21 CFR 1040.30 and Canada Standard SOR/80-381. “WARNING: This lamp can cause serious skin burn and eye inflammation from shortwave ultraviolet radiation if outer envelope of the lamp is broken or punctured and the arc tube continues to operate. Do not use where people will remain for more than a few minutes unless adequate shielding or other safety precautions are used. Lamps that will automatically extinguish when the outer envelope is broken or punctured are commercially available.” Careful adherence to the previous mentioned precautions may not eliminate all possible risks associated with the use of metal halide lamps, but it will reduce the likelihood of personal injury or property damage. End-of-Life and Reduction of Risk At end-of-life, the vast majority of metal halide lamps will simply fail by not reigniting. On rare occasions, metal halide lamps may fail in a violent manner. The possibility of this failure is significantly reduced by group relamping at or before the rated end of life, (see Group Relamping). In any application where enclosed rated (Type-E) lamps are operated continuously (24 hrs/day, seven days/week), the lamps should always be turned off for a period of at least 15 minutes once a week, a precaution that can reduce the possibility of violent failures. This procedure is not required when Venture’s open rated (ANSI Type-O), shrouded lamps are used. These lamps are easily identified by the prefix “MP” or “MPI” in the lamp description code. Starting and Restarting Characteristics Probe start metal halide lamps will start at an ambient temperature of -30°C (-22°F) or higher. Full light output does not occur immediately when power is applied to any metal halide lamp; there is a time delay of at least three to six minutes after starting before lamps reach full light output. After lamps have started, a power interruption of 1/4 cycle (1/240th of a second) or more may cause the lamps to extinguish. Several minutes are required before an arc can be re-established by the ballast and full light output achieved. The exact time is dependent on a number of factors including lamp wattage, ballast and ignitor characteristics, ambient temperature, fixture dimensions and supply voltage. The time needed to establish full light output can be as short as 3 minutes and as long as 15 to 20 minutes. In general, pulse start technology dramatically decreases the time for hot restart. Venture’s exclusive Uni-Form formed body arc tube provides warm-up and hot restrike in up to 60% less time than probe start lamps (standard metal halide) and allows for better starting, even in temperatures down to -40°C (-40°F). 92 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Lamp Technical Info Lamp life is an important consideration when purchasing a new, retrofit or replacement lamp. Two very different and distinct terms describe life: “rated life” and “economic life.” Effective Lighting Management Group relamping offers significant savings in time and labor costs over spot replacing failed lamps. Regularly scheduled maintenance based on projected lamp life and lumen depreciation keeps a lighting system functioning at its maximum by replacing all lamps at their economic life. This provides: • Optimum light output • Superior aesthetic quality • Optimum energy efficiency • Lower labor costs Various operating conditions affect lamp life. One key factor is operating position. Position-oriented lamps (designed to operate in one specific position) are tested and rated based on that designated position. Operating these lamps in any other positions can dramatically shorten life, reduce lumen output and cause color shift. Lamps designated universal can be operated in any position; however, life expectancy and lumen output are sacrificed in certain positions. Published “rated life” for universal lamps is based on operation in the vertical position. “Rated life” for universal lamps operated horizontally is 75% of the published rating. Shorter operating cycles reduce life. At operating cycles shorter than 10 hours per start, life will shorten as follows: 5 hrs/start: Life is 75% of rating 2.5 hrs/start: Life is 55% of rating 1.25 hrs/start: Life is 40% of rating Other factors, alone or in combination, that can also reduce lamp life include: • High or low line voltages • Marginally-operating control devices (ballasts, capacitors, ignitors, dimming systems, etc.) Economic Life Economic life refers to the hours of operation during which a lamp is designed to provide optimum light output and color quality as well as lowest replacement cost. Economic life describes actual lamp life better than rated life because rated life does not account for the lumen depreciation and color shift that occur as lamps age. The economic life of lamps is generally 60% to 75% of the lamp rated life. Though economic life is important when considering a lighting system, lamp data tables show rated life because they provide a comparison with other lamp manufacturers’ ratings. 1) Optimum Light Output: Light levels are at their peak when a lighting installation is new. Most standard metal halide lamps decrease in light output to 40% of initial light output by the end of rated life. A number of factors may accelerate this reduction in efficacy (lumens per watt). Group relamping at economic life keeps the light levels from dropping significantly. It also provides an opportunity to remove dirt accumulation in the luminaires. Cleaning during group relamping saves time and helps maintain optimum light levels. A cleaner, well-lit environment increases safety and security, can contribute to higher worker productivity and creates a better impression for visitors. 2) Aesthetic Quality: The quality of light changes over economic life, shifting 200K to 350K in color. Most of this shift occurs in the last 25% of rated life. This causes old lamps to appear blue or pink, especially when compared to new lamps. All the lamps in an area will generally change color together; so the color shift of the lamps will be most noticeable during spot relamping. Group relamping at economic life is a practical way to reduce energy and maintenance costs, as well as sustain workers’ visual acuity with a bright workplace environment. It also offers the opportunity to replace older lighting with Venture’s energy saving Energy Master® retrofit products or more efficient Uni-Form systems. MAINTENANCE PROGRAM TYPICAL LAMP LUMEN PERFORMANCE 55,000 18 MONTH PROGRAM 50,000 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 2 6 10 14 18 22 26 30 34 38 42 46 50 Months Competitor's pulse start 400 Watt 400/U/PS Initial Lumens= 44,000 Mean Lumens= 31,000 (70%) ® Venture's Uni-Form 400 Watt MS 400W/V/PS Initial Lumens= 44,000 Mean Lumens= 35,200 (80%) MAINTENANCE PROGRAM TYPICAL LAMP LUMEN PERFORMANCE 34,000 32,000 20 MONTH PROGRAM 30,000 28,000 26,000 24,000 3) Optimum Energy Efficiency: 400W Intial Lumens= 34,000 22,000 Average of Venture's 320W Intial Lumens= 31,000 While the light output of standard metal halide 320W with Group 20,000 Relamping: 27,000 Lumens Spot Relamping lamps decreases over life, they will still consume 18,000 Average of 400W: 20,000 Lumens 16,000 the same (or sometimes more) electricity. Since 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 Months energy is the largest cost of lighting, group relamping prevents almost half of the energy from being wasted by under-performing Lamp Mortality & Maintenance Curves lamps. For example, a 400 watt 100 100 standard metal halide lamp may A cce consume $800 of electricity 90 90 lera ti n g over rated life. After 60% of Fa il u r 80 80 rated life, about $320 is wasted es De c re on lamps providing less than 70 70 as in g Lu mean lumens. Spot relamping me 60 60 ns wastes energy dollars. The cost &S h if t i n g of a new lamp and the labor to C o lo 50 50 r install it as part of group 40 40 relamping is generally less than 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 5% of the total energy cost. % LUMENS Rated Life Rated, or average (median), life for metal halide lamps is a value of lamp life expectancy based on laboratory and field tests of representative lamps, operating on approved ballasts, with a burn cycle of at least 10 hours per start. The average life is determined when 50% of standard metal halide lamps initially installed are still operating. For 350-875 watt Uni-Form lamps, life is determined when 70% of the lamps initially installed are still operating. 4) Cost Effective Replacement: Group relamping, as a planned maintenance program, reduces downtime and labor costs. Spot relamping often takes an employee away from regular duties just to replace a burned out lamp. This inconvenience grows as lamp failures increase towards the end of rated life. Group relamping not only eliminates wasted labor and workday disruptions, it allows for scheduling during normal shutdown periods. Lumens Group Relamping Lumens Lamp Life % LAMPS SURVIVNG Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications TECHNICAL INFORMATION Product Index % OF LIFE 93 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Lamp Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION It’s An Open Story: Open Rated Lamps Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard 3. Making lamp replacement easier There are now two types of lamps for use in open luminaires. One type is designated with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) “S” rating; the other is given an “O” rating. There are significant differences between these two ratings. To reduce the risk of liability, lighting specifiers need to be aware of what the criteria are for a true open rating and what the Type-S or Type-O designations indicate about lamp construction. The Open Fixture Rating The best-selling 400 and 1000 watt universal metal halide (probe start) lamps, produced to the ANSI M59 and M47 lamp standards, are rated by most major lamp manufacturers for operation in open luminaires. These lamps have been assigned the ANSI letter/designation “S,” indicating “suitable” for use in open luminaires, if positioned within ±15° of vertical. With a continuous operating cycle, “S” rated lamps must be shut down at least once a week for a minimum of 15 minutes and relamped at or before reaching rated lamp life. However, it has not been proven that these restrictions eliminate violent end-of-life failures. In fact, an insurance industry report published in March 1998, warned against the use of lamps with an “S” designation because they pose a risk of fire and injury1. Lamps with the “S” designation do not have containment shrouds. Type-O lamps, on the other hand, have been designed with a quartz shroud around the arc tube to help with containment and only receive the “O” rating if they pass a rigorous ANSI test. The insurance industry now recommends that all metal halide lamps manufactured for open luminaires incorporate shrouded arc tubes to contain shattered particles. One major insurer also recommends using Type-O lamps in enclosed luminaires with plastic lenses 2. The industry urges metal halide lighting manufacturers to adopt Type-O lamps and abandon the use of the Type-S lamps. With the growing use of metal halide lighting spurred by the advances of pulse start technology, proper selection of Type-O lamps for open luminaires becomes even more important. UV Shield lamps can also with UV Shield® be used in enclosed luminaires. This reduces “yellowing” of polycarbonate lenses, ensuring maximum white light output. Laboratory tests demonstrate that UV Shield extends polycarbonate lens life by a factor of six to ten times. ANSI Lamp Designations • Type-E lamps must be used in enclosed luminaires which meet the requirements of UL1598. • Type-S lamps are considered “suitable” for open luminaire operation only if operated in the vertical ±15° position. Lamps do not meet ANSI criteria for containment and must be turned off at least once per week for a minimum of 15 minutes if operated continuously. In addition these lamps must be replaced at or before reaching rated lamp life. 40 30 Open Fixture Enclosed Fixture (Type-O) (Type-E) Medium Base With 10 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 Burning Hours Polycarbonate with standard MH 400W/PS @90C Polycarbonate with UV Shield ® @100C 100% UV Spectral Distribution Unfiltered Metal Halide Light 75% Filtered Metal Halide Light with 50% 25% EX26 Socket 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 150 Watt Metal Halide Non-Visible UV Spectrum (in nanometers) The wider bulb neck will not fit past ceramic neck of socket. The narrower EDX17 neck allows full insertion into the socket. Mogul Base The extended center contact completes the circuit in the socket. WITHOUT UV Shield ® 20 0 • Type-O lamps can be operated in open or enclosed luminaires within the manufacturer’s specified operating position limits. These types meet the ANSI criteria for containment-rated operation and do not need to be shut off weekly. Special exclusionary sockets are available for these lamps to ensure that the wrong lamp type is not used. Yellowing Index Values 50 Yellowing Index Specialty Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide 2. Removing a source of dirt accumulation that further reduces light output Relative Intensity (%) Applications Open fixture rated (ANSI Type-O) metal halide lamps offer significant advantages for users. They broaden luminaire options by: 1. Eliminating the need for cover lenses, which reduce light output UV Shield® Protection All Type-O Venture® Uni-Form lamps also include UV Shield® protection. The quartz shroud in these lamps is specially-treated to reduce nearly all ultra-violet light output. Up to 50% more than other UV-reducing lamps on the without UV Shield® market. This protects assets like merchandise and signage, because ultraviolet emissions cause fading and damage to plastics and fabrics. EX39 Socket The standard center contact won’t reach the contact in the dedicated socket. Footnotes: 1. IRInformation, IM.5.11.2, Industrial Risk Insurers, March 2, 1998. 2. FM Global Property Loss Prevention Data Sheets, 5–21, Rev. May 2001. 94 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Introduction Applications While Venture Lighting focuses on metal halide systems, there are practical uses for other HID technologies. We apply the same level of passion for quality and performance to these ballasts as we do to Venture’s metal halide offerings. To assure compatibility, refer to our specification sheets to determine which ballast works with each lamp type. Why are ballasts needed? For many users, ballasts are a mystery. Electrical distribution systems deliver fixed AC voltage (50 or 60 Hz). Users expect connected electrical loads to limit the current drawn from the source. Low pressure and high pressure arc discharge lamps exhibit “negative impedance.” Without a ballast, the arc will extinguish or draw increasing current until some circuit element burns up. Ballasts provide system stability by limiting the current that can be drawn. Magnetic ballasts use inductive and capacitive components because they impede alternating current with little power consumption. Resistive components generate high losses and are usually avoided. This is true of conventional electromagnetic ballasts as well as electronic ballasts. HID ballasts perform the following functions: • Provide voltage to breakdown the gas between the electrodes of arc lamps and initiate starting. • Provide voltage and current to heat the electrodes to allow a low voltage, high current arc mode to develop (referred to as glow-to-arc transition, GAT). • Provide enough current to heat and evaporate the light emitting components after an arc has been established. Provide enough sustaining voltage (see Vss) to maintain the arc during warm-up and operation. • Set lamp current once all the evaporable materials have reached thermal equilibrium. Breakdown vs. Glow-to-Arc Transition (GAT) Standard metal halide lamps (also called “probe start”), and high-pressure mercury vapor (HPMV) lamps utilize an auxiliary electrode to facilitate starting. These lamps are filled with a relatively low pressure of argon gas. Breakdown occurs when several hundreds of volts are applied. The lower the fill pressure, the lower the breakdown voltage and less electrode heating occurs in the subsequent glow mode. Without enough electrode heat the arc mode will not develop. There is a Uni-Form® pulse start metal halide and high pressure sodium (HPS) lamps dispense with the auxiliary electrode, but have breakdown voltage requirements in the range of several thousand volts. An “ignitor” is added, which provides a narrow (µsec wide) pulse near the peak of the output voltage waveform. Some lamps require more than one pulse per half cycle. The minimum output voltage requirement (min. OCV) assures that a GAT will occur. At room temperature, mercury interacts with argon to reduce breakdown voltage. In cold weather or refrigerated spaces, the breakdown voltage requirement goes up. Standard metal halide and mercury vapor ballasts have to supply a fairly high output voltage for low temperature starting. Pulse start metal halide and HPS ignitors are sufficient to start lamps down to -40°C (-40°F). Warm-up Unlike low pressure lamps, HID lamps have a low initial arc voltage following GAT and warm up over several minutes to final operating voltage. In HPMV lamps this involves the evaporation of a fixed amount of mercury. In standard metal halide and Uni-Form lamps, a fixed amount of mercury and some of the metal halide salts evaporate. For most HPS lamps, this involves the partial evaporation of mercury and sodium as the lamp reaches thermal equilibrium. Standard and pulse start metal halide lamps have sustaining voltage requirements after GAT to assure the lamp will continue to operate. HPS lamps have a lamp power vs. lamp voltage space (see graph under ‘High pressure sodium lamp “trapezoids”’) that has been defined to assure stable warm-up and operation. Operation The ballast determines the lamp current in normal operation by providing the impedance. The combination of lamp current and voltage determines the power consumed by the lamp. The lamp power, in turn, determines light output and color. For example, if a 320 watt lamp is accidentally operated on a 350 watt ballast, the lamp will run over wattage at 350 watts because the nominal lamp voltage is the same for both lamps and the ballast delivers the higher current required for a 350 watt lamp. Color will be warmer, light output will be higher and lamp life will be shorter. In stable operation, lamp power varies with supply voltage and lamp voltage. Electronic ballasts can be designed to minimize both sources of power variation. On reactor and HX ballasts, lamp power varies about 2% for each 1% of line variation. On CWA and CWI ballasts, lamp power varies about 1% for 1% of line variation. These CW-type ballasts amplify lamp voltage variations into power variations while reactor and HX ballasts minimize the same. Ballast history Most of the world uses “lag” type ballasts for the operation of high intensity discharge (HID) lamps. Another common name for the simplest type of lag ballast is “reactor”. These ballasts are constructed from steel laminations and wire coils. The term “lag” derives from the inductive nature of the ballast; the input current lags the input voltage by up to 90 electrical degrees. Several input taps may be provided to accommodate small local variations in nominal voltage. Reactor ballasts provide outstanding lamp performance, with excellent efficiency, at the lowest possible cost, but only operate at a single input voltage. Lag ballasts that can accommodate a wide range of input voltages are made using an autotransformer stage in front of an inductive element. These use two coils and are referred to as HX or high leakage reactance autotransformers. The losses and material content are higher resulting in higher operating and initial costs compared to single voltage reactor ballasts. The lamp performance benefits are retained. The CWA, or constant wattage autotransformer ballast, became popular in North America for mercury vapor lamps after World War II. The primary application was roadway lighting. The circuit delivers relatively constant lamp current, which, in turn, translates to relatively constant lamp power as long as lamp voltage does not vary during life. This is a good assumption for mercury vapor lamps. It allowed utilities to start a roadway circuit with as much as +13% input voltage at the beginning of a string of lights and allow for sag to -13% at the end of the string. The resulting lamp power variation was an acceptable ±15%. A small “peaking” capacitor across the lamp terminals provided enough voltage to start lamps outdoors with modest OCV. The strategy had little to do with temporal variations in line voltage, but rather addressed the economics of lighting circuits along long stretches of road. When HPS lamps were introduced, they were Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide The information below introduces ballast function, terminology and proper usage. trade off of breakdown voltage and GAT with fill pressure for these lamps. For most mercury vapor lamps, sinusoidal output voltages around 220 Vrms suffice. For most metal halide lamps, highly peaked (distorted) output voltages around 300 Vrms suffice. Failing to attain a GAT will destroy lamp electrodes in less than 100 hours. 95 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Ballast Types Opti-Wave 277V These are optimized lag/reactor ballasts. The flux density, losses and power factor capacitors are chosen for good circuit loading and modest lamp power variation with respect to lamp voltage variation. These ballasts provide more consistent color from lamp-to-lamp than constant current designs. The circuit loading (250W – 875W) is similar to that of CWA ballasts, providing better value and performance without the need for higher capacity circuits. High Reactance Autotransformer (HX-HPF) CHOOSING THE RIGHT BALLAST Opti-Wave® Opti-Wave Opti-E™ 277V Multi-tap Electronic CWA Isolated CWI Ballast Efficiency Excellent Good Excellent Good Fair Lamp Wattage Regulation (over lamp voltage range) Excellent Excellent Excellent Good Good Lamp Wattage Regulation (over line voltage range) Good Good Excellent Excellent Excellent Circuit Loading Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Current Crest Factor Excellent 1.5 Excellent 1.5 Excellent 1.0 Good 1.6 – 1.8 Good 1.6 – 1.8 Input Voltage Dip Tol. Good Good Excellent Excellent Excellent Isolation No No Yes or No No Yes LAMP CAP LAMP Opti-Wave ballasts The Opti-Wave family of ballasts includes single voltage reactor and multi-tap HX circuit designs and incorporates ignitors. They are carefully matched to Uni-Form lamps to provide peak lamp performance. Single voltage designs offer the most overall value to the end user. Multi-tap designs offer flexibility and lower inventories for BLACK RED distributors, ED OEMs, and T/R H W X1 contractors. BLUE IGNITOR CAP X3 Venture offers YE LL a full line of X2 OW multi-tap CWA WHITE COMMON ballasts for Uni-Form lamps where CWA ballasts have been specified. BLK/WHT BLK/WHT Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product Technical Information Product Index Venture makes a full line of high performance ballasts for metal halide and high-pressure sodium lamps. Venture’s Opti-Wave® family of ballasts is designed especially for Uni-Form pulse start metal halide lamps. Metal halide lamps were introduced in the 1960’s. They required a higher peak starting voltage than mercury vapor lamps, but were incompatible with “peaking capacitors.” The lamps would start and promptly “drop out.” By adding saturable elements to the magnetic circuit of the ballast, the OCV could be “peaked” to start the lamps. Standard probe start metal halide lamps and “peaked lead” ballasts launched metal halide lighting in North America. Internationally, the same lamps operated on reactor ballasts by adding simple low cost ignitors. Multiple input voltage taps for CWA ballasts were readily accommodated. More CWA ballasts could be operated on a circuit than reactor or HX ballasts of the same wattage. However, the current wave shape left little margin for input voltage fluctuations during starting, had poor energy efficiency and provided poor regulation of lamp power with respect to lamp voltage. Evidence suggests that maintained lumens of most metal halide lamps operated on CWA ballasts are worse than those operated on lag circuits. Characteristic These are two coil ballasts, consisting of a primary winding that provides the voltage transformation for OCV requirements, coupled with a secondary coil for limiting current. The ballast uses more material and has higher losses than its lag/reactor counterpart. 277V BLACK RED ED HT In return, it T/R 240V TAN BLK/W WH X1 offers BLUE IGNITOR 208V PURPLE X3 multi-tap capability to 120V ORANGE WHIT E serve a wide WHITE WHITE COMMON variety of applications. A capacitor is typically connected to the highest voltage tap to increase input power factor. Lamp performance is excellent. OW LL YE X2 Selection Guide Applications incompatible with CWA ballasts because they required a high starting voltage. Where the constant current characteristic led to unstable operation. Lag and HX ballasts with electronic ignitors became the preferred circuit types. Later, CWA circuits were developed for HPS lamps that departed from the constant current characteristic and incorporated ignitors. Opti-Wave Multi-tap Our Opti-Wave multi-tap ballasts are HX circuits that have the same lamp power regulation characteristic as 277V Opti-Wave ballasts. These are multiple tap (two, three and four) HX autotransformers with all of the common US input voltages. The flux density, losses and power factor capacitor are chosen for good circuit loading. They generate modest lamp power variations, with respect to lamp voltage variations. As a result, these ballasts provide more consistent lamp-to-lamp color than CWA. Opti-Wave multi-tap ballasts can be used in a wider range of applications than 277V Opti-Wave ballasts while providing the same performance benefits. Circuit loading is similar to comparable CWA ballasts. Constant Wattage Autotransformer (CWA) Present day CWA ballasts for metal halide lamps have changed very little from early designs dating back to the 1960’s. Versions with ignitors to operate pulse start lamps are available, along with a wide range of wattages. CWA ballasts have a large installed base in the US. Note that low wattage metal halide lamp performance with CWA ballasts has proven to be poor. Most ballasts sold for lamps of 150 watts or less are reactor or HX types. CWA ballasts have two coils. One acts as an autotransformer with multiple input taps and a second provides inductance that in series with a capacitor controls lamp current. For standard probe start designs, the capacitor usually connects between the lamp and the secondary coil of the ballast. In pulse start designs, the capacitor usually connects between the primary and secondary coils. A tap near the lamp output on the secondary coil is connected to the ignitor circuit. 96 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION LAMP 80 74 68 Opti-Wave® Electronic DC 62 Standard HX 56 50 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 Lamp Voltage The most mature metal halide electronic ballasts operate low wattage (150 watts and less) metal halide lamps. The lower the lamp wattage, the higher the resonant frequency. Designers have opted for low frequency circuits that drive low wattage lamps with square wave current. The small size and light weight of low watt electronic ballasts fit retail track lighting applications very well. High wattage lamps have lower resonant frequencies, so ballast designs that operate lamps in the 100 KHz range and above work quite well. These ballasts have low losses, control/program lamp power, and are small and light. Dimming, in conjunction with the use of natural daylight, is a workable strategy with a shorter payback period. Lamp Wattage Regulation 390 370 Opti-Wave® Electronic AC (Opti-E™) 350 330 Standard CWA and Pulse Start CWA 310 290 120 130 140 150 160 Lamp Voltage Venture is investigating a number of exciting performance phenomena. Lamps operating on electronic ballasts (HF, DC, or square wave) provide higher maintained lumens over life. This is a rapidly evolving topic. Look to Venture’s website for new Opti-E™ developments. Current Waveforms 6 4 Same optimal wave shape at high frequency Opti-E™ (AC Electronic) 2 Current (A) Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide OW X2 Magnetically Regulated Ballasts (a.k.a. Regulated Lag) Magnetically regulated ballasts use three coils and saturable magnetic elements to provide a high degree of power regulation to the lamp. From the perspective of the lamp, operation is the same as on a lag ballast with a well-regulated input voltage. These typically have twice the material content of comparable CWA ballasts and higher losses. They are primarily used in heavy industrial settings where switching of large electrical loads impacts lighting circuits (for example, a downlight hanging from a crane in a steel mill). Venture currently does not offer these because demand is small. Low Watt Lamp Wattage Regulation Lamp Power LL Applications YE Constant Wattage Isolated Transformer (CWI) 240V BLACK RED CWI ballasts ED T/R H 208V PURPLE 1 W X share the same BLUE IGNITOR features as the 120V ORANGE BLUE X3 X3 YE CWA versions, LL X2 OW but have electrically WHITE BLK/WHT YELLOW CAP isolated secondary COMMON coils to meet the Canadian Electrical Code. These ballasts use slightly more material than CWA types, making them less energy efficient and more costly. Electronic Ballasts Fluorescent lighting uses electronic ballasts for essentially all new commercial lighting in the US, largely because of energy legislation. Fluorescent lamps generate more lumens per watt when operated at high frequency and have no compatibility issues. HID lamps on electronics had issues of no improvement in initial lumens per watt and acoustic resonances that disturb lamp operation. These issues were resolved. Electronic HID ballasts operate lamps either above acoustic resonance (HF sine wave ballasts used for mid-wattage HID), or below acoustic resonance (low frequency square wave ballasts used for low wattage HID lamps). The adoption of electronic HID ballasts has been slow, yet is growing. Lamp Power LAMP 277V BLACK RED “Constant ED T/R X1 H Wattage” is W 240V TAN BLUE actually a IGNITOR 208V PURPLE X3 misnomer. The 120V ORANGE BLK/WHT CAP circuit provides WHITE constant current COMMON to the lamp. This is undesirable for lamp loads that do not provide constant voltage. HPS lamps are unstable when they are operated at constant current. CWA circuits have been modified for HPS lamps, but use more materials and result in higher losses. This is also an issue for metal halide lamps that rise in voltage with aging. The result is lamp-to-lamp power variation that shows up as lamp-to-lamp color variation. As long as demand for CWA ballasts continues, Venture will provide them with the best technology available. 0 -2 Opti-Wave® Magnetic -4 Standard CWA -6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Product Index Time 97 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Applications Ballasts that Venture sells in North America include the following versions: • Quad-tap: 120V, 208V, 240V and 277V • Tri-tap: 120V, 277V, 347V (Canada) • 480V/120T: A 480V ballast with a 120V tap for standby quartz lighting. • 600V (Canada) Selection Guide • Most reactor and HX ballasts are rated for supply voltage variations of ±5%. Uni-Form® Systems • CWA and magnetically regulated circuits are rated for supply voltage variations of ±10%. Current Waveforms 6 Current Specialty Lamps (A) 4 Opti-Wave® 2 0 -2 -4 Standard Metal Halide Standard CWA Ballast Performance The following performance factors affect ballast specifications: Current Crest Factor (CCF) The current crest factor is the ratio of the peak lamp current to the root-mean-square (rms) value of the current. High current crest factors are associated with high lumen depreciation of HID lamps. Lamp specifications set upper limits for CCF. A typical range of current crest factors for reactor, HX and regulated lag ballasts is 1.4-1.5. For CWA ballasts CCF ranges from 1.6 to 1.8. Electronic ballasts can can be as low as 1.0. Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) The voltage across the output terminals of a ballast with no load connected is the OCV. Lamp OCV requirements differ for the various ballast circuit types. Sustaining Voltage (Vss) Vss is the instantaneous voltage across the lamp when lamp current crosses zero. If the voltage is not sufficient, the lamp will not ignite on the next half cycle of current and drop out. Adequate Vss is needed from every ballast type, but is particularly important for CWA ballasts. However, it is difficult to measure without sophisticated lab equipment. ANSI standard values are determined for the condition. ANSI does not specify Vss for lag or HX circuits. -6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Time Lamp Wattage Regulation Additional Ballasts 390 European Product Lamp Power 370 Opti-Wave® 350 e-Lamp™ 330 310 Standard CWA and Pulse Start CWA 290 120 130 140 150 160 AC Line Regulation Line regulation is the percentage change in lamp wattage per percentage change of supply voltage. In the US, Canada and most of Europe, supply voltage can be unreliable (such as a brownout or blackout); however, normal variability is small. An exception might be an industrial application where large electrical load switching (on and off) affects lighting circuits. Where supply voltages are steady, reactor or HX ballasts provide the best performance at a cost comparable to or lower than CWA ballasts. When there is a serious line voltage regulation issue, regulated lag or electronic ballasts are preferred. Lag (reactor) ballasts dominate HID lighting in Europe, where supply voltage is regulated to ±5%. In North America, lighting circuits wired according to the National Electric Code typically stay within the ±5%. Lamp Regulation By definition, lamp voltage regulation is the change in lamp wattage divided by the corresponding change in lamp voltage initially and during life. The ANSI lamp voltage range allowed for a new (100-hour) lamp is typically ±12%. Modern lamp manufacturing processes typically yield metal halide lamps with a much tighter voltage range. However, metal halide lamps typically rise between 1 and 2 V per 1000 hours. At end of life, the metal halide lamp voltage can be more than 25% higher than at 100 hours. With modern AC power lines regulated to within 5%, it is more important to have tight regulation of lamp power with respect to lamp voltage variation than supply voltage regulation. This results in the least lamp-to-lamp color and brightness variations. The operating characteristics of any ballast can be mapped in a graph of lamp wattage vs. lamp voltage. For reactor and HX ballasts, the graph is a parabola where the peak wattage typically occurs when the lamp voltage is about 60% of the OCV. The curve stops when the lamp voltage reaches about 80% of the OCV. At this point, the lamp stops operating. The graph for most CWA or constant current ballasts is a relatively straight line. HPS lamps need operating characteristics similar to resistive and reactor ballasts, a constant current characteristic is unstable. Product Index Technical Information Lamp Voltage 98 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info Selection Guide Applications TECHNICAL INFORMATION High pressure sodium lamp “Trapezoids” The HPS trapezoid is bounded by upper and lower wattage limits. At the low watt limit, lumens are low; at the high watt limit, life is short. The left side of the trapezoid represents the lowest voltage lamp a user could encounter. The right side represents the highest voltage lamp a user should expect to operate. The sides of the trapezoid slope because increasing power increases the voltage of HPS lamps. Acceptable ballasts chart a path that passes through both sides within the minimum and maximum wattage limits. The three ballast curves in the graph below illustrate the effect of low, nominal, and high line voltage. Trapezoid Curve Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts 250 e La mp Vo lta g imu mL am pV olt age lat ion xim um La Ma 350 300 European Product gu Rated Lamp Power mp 400 Maximum Lamp Power Re 450 Min 500 Lamp Watts Uni-Form® Systems 550 Lamp Drop Out Point Minimum Lamp Power 80 90 100 110 120 130 Lamp Voltage (in volts) 140 150 160 Lamp Starting Capacitors Pulse start metal halide ballasts provide the proper combination of open circuit voltage and high voltage pulses to start the lamp. The pulse is provided by a specially designed ignitor, or starter, that is used in conjunction with the ballast. As soon as the ignitor senses that the lamp has started, it discontinues the pulsing operation. At this point, the ballast sustaining voltage must be sufficient to maintain lamp operation. A positive feature of this system is that the lamp will hot restart in 3-4 minutes following a power interruption. Standard probe start metal halide ballasts can take as long as 10-15 minutes to restart the lamp. With Reactor and HX ballasts, capacitors are needed to improve (input) power factor. As a result, the number of lamps that can be operated on a circuit nearly doubles. In large installations, power factor correction is also required to avoid power quality problems and utility penalties. Capacitors are integral components of CWA and regulated lag circuits; they will not operate without them. Both oil-filled (wet) and dry-film capacitor technologies are commonly used with ballasts. A means to discharge capacitors after power is turned off is a safety requirement. The ballast open circuit voltage starts standard probe start metal halide and mercury vapor lamps. Auxiliary electrodes, or probes, aid these lamps in starting. The probe electrode is disconnected after lamp has warmed up. Most of these lamps operate on CWA ballasts that offer a more “peaked” open circuit voltage, to assist lamp starting. High Pressure Sodium lamps start in a manner similar to pulse start metal halide lamps. The main difference is a slightly less demanding ignitor pulse requirement. Minimum ambient temperature for starting ANSI and IEC write lamp specifications so that lamps will start at –30°C (–22°F) to -40°C (-40°F). Mercury vapor and metal halide lamps will start at lower voltages at room temperature. As temperatures drops below –40°C, not much happens until Xe (HPS) or Ar (metal halide and mercury vapor) starting gases condense to the liquid state. At these temperatures (-160°C/–310°F and lower) there are no lighting opportunities. Ballast Noise Magnetic ballasts generate audible noise as a result of magnetically induced mechanical stress. This may be amplified or attenuated depending on fixture design, mounting methods and room acoustics. There are presently no noise standards for HID ballasts. Opti-Wave ballasts are noticeably quieter (by greater than 10 dB) than CWA, CWI or regulated lag ballasts. Oil-filled capacitors Oil-filled capacitors come in metal cases and are filled with a dielectric fluid. They are rated up to 100°C, although 90°C is the most common rating. They usually have two 1/4” spade terminal lugs located on the top for connection with the ballast. Most ballasts come with the mating terminals already attached to the appropriate leads. Oil-filled Oil-filled capacitor capacitors are very reliable and available in ratings up to 525V. For some higher wattage HID ballasts, they are the only choice. Dry-Film capacitors Dry-Film capacitors do not use a dielectric fluid. Originally, these capacitors were limited to applications where voltages did not exceed 330V. Recent Dry-film capacitor advances have pushed this to 400V. They are available in temperature ratings of 100°C and have become an attractive alternative to oil-filled capacitors. They are packaged in plastic housings which do not need to be grounded and do not need any special clearances above the terminals. Ballast Noise Levels 45 40 35 Technical Information 30 25 20 320W 320W Opti-Wave CWA 350W 350W Opti-Wave CWA 450W Opti-Wave 450W CWA Product Index Ballast Type 99 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION There are HID lamps available internationally that incorporate internal ignitors. The pulse voltage appears on the ballast output terminals. These may not work with all ballast circuits, and could damage insulation. Request technical support for help with these. HID lamp ignitors provide a brief, high voltage pulse or pulse train to breakdown the gas between the electrodes of an arc tube. Pulses can range from several hundred volts to 5KV or higher. Typical durations are in the µsec range. They are usually timed to coincide with the peak of OCV. If they are timed too early or too late, lamps may not start reliably. Venture® ignitors and ballasts are capable of continuous pulsing at maximum rated case temperature. There are three basic ignitor circuits in wide use. The simplest is a capacitor in series with a voltage sensitive switch that connects across the output of a reactor ballast. It is used internationally to start standard metal halide lamps on 220-230V 50 Hz mercury vapor ballasts. It generates 600V pulses and has the virtue of simplicity and low cost. Prolonged continuous operation (weeks to months) degrades ballast insulation and reduces ballast life. Best practice is the timely replacement of failed lamps to prolong ballast life. Ignitor case temperature limits must be observed. There is little safety margin, so expect short ignitor life if the limits are exceeded. The second consists of a capacitor charging circuit and a voltage sensitive switch. It connects to a tap on the output inductive element of the ballast and uses it as a high frequency pulse transformer. This circuit works with lag, HX, CWA, or regulated lag circuits. It is the most common type of ignitor used in North America and is growing in popularity internationally. It has the virtue of simplicity and low cost. It requires the ballast insulation system to withstand the pulse voltage; because it is tied to the ballast, the distance the lamp can be mounted from the ballast depends on pulse attenuation. Circuits that generate wide pulses permit greater distance. These circuits are generically referred to as “impulsers.” Most Venture pulse start ballasts have distance limitations of 2 to 15 ft with standard ignitors. Longer ballast-to-lamp (BTL) distances can be attained with higher energy or sip ignitors. These should not be used for short range as they may damage ballast insulation and shorten ballast life. Contact Venture for availability and technical support. The third circuit is similar to the first except that it contains a pulse transformer. The virtues are that the ballast insulation is not exposed to pulse voltage. The ignitor can be mounted near the lamp while the ballast can be remote. It can be used with any ballast type. This is the most costly circuit, but allows the use of a less expensive ballast. It is the most commonly used circuit internationally. The ignitors are referred to as superimposed ignitors (SIP) because the pulse is superimposed on top of the ballast OCV. Venture’s new Smart Ignitor™ products use a microprocessor to limit pulses, detect lamp starting, and shut off the ignitor if the lamp does not start. This control technology is applied to the “impulser” type ignitor to allow longer ballast to lamp (BTL) distances without degradation of the insulation system should prolonged ignitor operation occur. Pulse Peak Voltage Pulse Duration (width) 90° 110° Time Ballast Open Circuit Waveform Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Ignitors 100 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Remote Mounting Typical Opti-Wave® (Reactor) Wiring Diagram with Remote Igniter Red Black/White Optional Cap for HPF only Black/White Black Blue B L N Remote Igniter White Common Input Line Remote Mounting Basics Red Blue For distance between ballast and igniter Refer to chart below No more than B L N Remote Igniter Input Line Uni-Form® Systems 3 feet between White Common lamp and igniter Typical CWA Wiring Diagram with Remote Igniter Remote Igniter Ballast Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product LAMP White Common Input Line Red Blue LAMP B L N Remote Igniter Input Line White Common LAMP White Common Remote Ballast Mounting Lamp Type Lamp Probe Start Mercury Wattage MH ANSI ANSI 175 250 400 1000 1500 M57 M58 M59 M47 M48 Typical CWI Wiring Diagram with Remote Igniter Maximum Ballast to Lamp Distance (in feet, listed by wire gauge) Input Line Red Input Line Blue AWG 10 AWG 12 AWG 14 AWG 16 AWG 18 H39 H37 H33 H36 N/A 420 300 200 325 225 250 200 125 200 125 150 125 75 125 75 100 75 50 75 50 65 50 25 50 35 B L N Remote Igniter White Common Black/White LAMP Yellow Lamp Uni-Form® Maximum Ballast to Ignitor distance for Pulse Start MH, Ignitor < 3ft from lamp Wattage MH PS ANSI AWG10 AWG12 AWG14 AWG16 AWG18 Remote Ignitor for PS MH 70W 100W 125W 150W 175W 200W 250W 320W 350W 400W 450W 750W 875W 1000W M98/M85 M90 M150 M102/M81 M152 M136 M153/M80 M154 M131 M155 M144 M149 M166 M141 600 560 560 340 420 380 300 240 220 200 160 325 360 325 360 340 340 220 250 260 200 150 140 125 100 200 220 200 220 200 200 140 150 160 125 90 85 75 65 125 140 125 150 130 130 80 100 90 75 60 55 50 40 75 80 75 95 80 80 55 65 60 50 30 35 25 22 35 55 50 BVS003REPL1, BVS003REPL1, BVS003REPL1, BVS003REPL1, BVS003REPL1, BVS003REPL1 BVS003REPL1 BVS003REPL1 BVS003REPL1 BVS003REPL1 BVS003REPL1 BVS002REPL1 BVS002REPL1 BVS002REPL1 Note 1: Remote Ignitors require a 4kV pulse rated lampholder socket. Also requires 600V wires at rated temperature which are resistant to cuts . Note: Ignitor must be placed in an electrical wiring enclosure such as an 8”x8”x4” or larger junction box, and be mounted so the ignitor case temperature is always less then the maximum temperature stated on the label Product Index Technical Information LAMP Typical HX Wiring Diagram with Remote Igniter Selection Guide Applications Probe start metal halide and mercury vapor lamp/ballast separation distance is limited only by adequate wire size as lamp current is the only consideration. Pulse start lamps are distancelimited by wire size as well as pulse attenuation. Ballasts with long-range ignitors are offered; but superimposed ignitors, mounted near the lamp, can bring the restriction back to only the wire size. (See table). 101 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Ballast Technical Info TECHNICAL INFORMATION Grounding and Wiring Applications Core and coil ballasts are insulated with a varnishlike material. This material must be penetrated at the point where the ground connection is made to ensure a good connection. This connection can be made when mounting the ballast to the luminaire, by using a star washer in combination with one of the mounting bolts. Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Ballasts must be connected to electrical ground to avoid electrical shock or damage to the equipment and facility. The installation and wiring must comply with applicable federal, state or provincial codes and regulations. Selection Guide Caution: Installation and maintenance should only be performed with the circuit turned off. Grounding of the Lamp Socket Shells The Canadian Electrical Code (Part 1 (1994) Rule 30-314) requires grounding of lamp socket shells; refer to the connection diagrams. In circuits with two lamps in series, the socket shell is non-hazardous, provided that the removal of the lamp electrically isolates the shell. Circuit Loading How many lamps can be operated on a circuit? According to the 2005 National Electric Code® (NEC), in Section 210-20: “Where a branch circuit supplies continuous loads, or any combination of continuous and noncontinuous loads, the rating of the over-current device shall not be less than the non-continuous load plus 125% of the continuous load.” “A Continuous Load is a load where the maximum current is expected to continue for three hours or more.” For new installations of CWA and regulated lag ballasts the highest current draw is in continuous operation. The total number of ballasts must draw less than 80% of the circuit breaker rating. A conservative approach would use the current draw of ballasts operating aged lamps. As lamps age, system wattage on CWA ballasts climbs, leading to higher than rated input current. A safety factor of 1.2 times the rated current is a reasonable de-rating factor. For new installations of reactor, HX, and Opti-Wave ballasts, the highest current draw is when the lamp is off or just after starting. This occurs for seconds during starting or for minutes following a power interruption. Per the NEC, this is a non-continuous load. Following a lamp failure, power could be applied for a long time. The NEC provides no guidance for dealing with failed lamps that result in an open circuit current draw. While it is unlikely that a lamp will be replaced in less than three hours, it is equally unlikely that users will tolerate very many lamp outages without replacements on a given circuit. As in the CWA case, a 1.2 safety factor seems reasonable. Divide the circuit breaker rating by the open circuit current draw of the ballast to determine the number of ballasts that can be connected (round down). Next, divide 80% of the circuit breaker rating by the normal operating current (round down) of a ballast. The first is normally the limiting factor in determining the allowable number of a ballasts on a circuit. In retrofits, higher wattage lamps and ballasts are usually replaced with better performing lower wattage lamps and ballasts. Circuit loading is rarely an issue as long as the circuit was properly loaded initially. Agency Certifications: This is one of the most common Underwriters Laboratories marks. If a product carries this mark, it means UL found that samples of this product met its safety requirements. These requirements are primarily based on UL’s own published Standards for Safety. Consumers rarely see this mark, because it is for components that are part of a larger product or system. These components may have restrictions on their performance or may be incomplete in construction. The Component Recognition marking is found on a wide range of products, including some switches, power supplies, printed wiring boards, some kinds of industrial control equipment and thousands of other products. The UL Recognized Component Mark, for components certified by UL to meet both Canadian and U.S. requirements, became effective in 1998. Although UL had not originally planned to introduce a combined Recognized Component Mark, the popularity of the Canada/U.S. Listing and Classification Marks among clients with UL certifications for both countries has led to the new mark. This is one of the most common Canadian Standards Association (CSA) marks. If a product carries this mark, it means CSA found that samples of this product met its safety requirements. These requirements are primarily based on CSA’s own published Standards for Safety. Circuit Loading Comparison 277V Multi-tap 277V Opti-Wave 277V Opti-Wave 277V Multi-tap Opti-Wave Open Circuit Open Circuit Systems Opti-Wave Current or Starting Current Per Breaker Operating Current Current Max 277V CWA Operating Current 277V CWA Systems Per Breaker 277V Opti-Wave Operating Current 125W, M150 0.55 29 0.55 0.85 23 Not Available Not Available Not Available 175W, M137/M152 0.80 20 0.75 1.05 19 0.80 1.10 18 200W, M136 0.85 18 0.80 1.25 16 0.90 1.15 17 250W, M138/M153 1.10 14 1.10 1.35 14 1.20 1.40 14 320W, M132/M154 1.40 11 1.40 1.70 11 1.45 1.80 11 350W, M131 1.55 10 1.50 1.90 10 1.60 2.00 10 400W, M135/M155 1.75 9 1.70 2.10 9 1.75 2.20 9 450W, M 144 1.90 8 1.90 2.30 8 2.00 2.50 8 Lamp Type Note: 16A max continuous load and 20A max short term load used to calculate systems/breaker 102 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 277V Multi-tap Systems Per Breaker Introduction Capacitors and Ignitors TECHNICAL INFORMATION 1.00" (25.4 mm) D IGNITOR– ROUND E 1.25 in .250 .605 .200 2.610 WIDTH Lamp Shape Comparison Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts 1.32" (33.5 mm) 2.75 1.250 BLUE 0.25" (6.3 mm) END VIEW 2.16" (55 mm) IGNITOR– OVAL F IGNITOR– OVAL G 2.06" (52.3mm) IGNITOR- BVS-046 H 2.06" (52.3mm) 2.45" (62.2mm) 2 in 2 in 3 in 2.30" (58.4mm) 1.16" (29.5mm) 2.30" (58.4mm) 1.48" (37.6mm) 1.48" (37.6mm) WD 2.97 2.75 2.97 2.97 2.75 2.97 2.75 2.97 2.97 3.72 3.72 2.97 2.97 3.72 3.72 3.72 3.610 LAMPS: MHDE Double Ended MBIL S Double Ended G12 Bi Pin T12 Tubular ED17 Elliptical Dimpled T15 Tubular EDX17 Narrow Neck (open fixture) ED28 Elliptical Dimpled T25 Tubular ED37 Elliptical Dimpled BT37 Blown Tubular BT56 Blown Tubular BASES: Bi Pin Ceramic Base RSC Recessed Single Contact Fc2 Ceramic MED Medium Base (E26) MOG Mogul Base (E39) Open Fixture Mogul Base (EX39) POMB Position Oriented Mogul Base (EP39) Product Index Technical Information European Product DIA 1.97 1.62 1.97 1.97 1.62 1.97 1.62 1.97 1.97 2.03 2.03 1.97 1.97 2.03 2.03 2.03 1.62 1.16" (29.5mm) B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 HT 3.00 3.25 3.68 3.37 3.87 4.00 3.37 2.87 4.00 4.94 6.00 4.37 3.87 4.44 4.37 4.37 3.00 YELLOW Selection Guide (Inches) Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems WD 1.38 1.60 1.75 1.75 1.38 1.49 1.49 1.97 1.38 1.49 1.80 1.75 .930 3.50 (88.9mm) A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A13 A14 HT 3.93 3.93 3.93 4.88 2.73 2.73 3.93 4.88 2.93 4.88 3.69 4.60 WHITE/RED OVAL DIA. WIDTH (Inches) POLARIZED QUICK DISCONECT .132 2.315 1.750 2.25 in C HEIGHT IGNITOR– ROUND 3.00"(76mm) HEIGHT IGNITOR– OVAL TOP VIEW 0.58" (15 mm) B Applications A CAPACITOR– OIL FILLED 4.75"(121mm) 4.25" (108 mm) CAPACITOR– DRY FILM 103 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Brackets TECHNICAL INFORMATION Core & Coil Welded Brackets Applications These brackets are supplied as an option by adding a “B” suffix to the ballast product number 1500-2000W 4 x 6 Core T&L Small Core E&I Reactors (3/4, 7/8, and 1 in) A B .28" .75" 1.51" 4.50" .31" 1.51" Selection Guide 3.19" 4" 6.75" 7.75" 4 x 4, 4 x 6 Core T&L 3.75 x 4.5 Core E&I Reactors C Uni-Form® Systems 2x400W-1000W 4 x 6 Core T&L 3 x 4 Core T&L D .28" 1.25" E .28" 1" 2.75" 5.38" 3.98" 6.50" 5.10" .88" .28" .88" 6.63" Specialty Lamps Core & Coil Adjustable Mounting Brackets, Included with Capacitor and Bracket Kits Standard Metal Halide 7.75" F These brackets along with appropriate hardware are supplied as an option by adding a “K” suffix to the ballast product number 3 x 4 Core T&L Small Core E&I Reactors (3/4, 7/8, and 1 in) 4 x 4, 4 x 6 Core T&L 3.75 x 4.5 Core E&I Reactors G 1.33" .31" 1.19" .28" 4.25" 5.75" 5.50" European Product Additional Ballasts 7.25" Core & Coil Adapter Mounting Bracket Kits These brackets along with appropriate hardware are available in kits BCK-015 To mount 3.75 x 4.5 Core E&I Reactors in fixtures with a 4 x 4 T&L footprint 4.75" 4.38" H BCK-017 To mount 3.75 x 4.5 Core E&I Reactors in fixtures with a 4 x 6 T&L footprint 3.94" 3.5" I J 6" 5.38" .653" 3.84" Technical Information 4.21" Product Index BCK-016 To mount 1 in Core E&I Reactors in fixtures with a 3 x 4 T&L footprint 2.5" 2.44" 4.21" 3.84" 3.75" 3.84" 3" 4.50" 104 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Glossary of Terms TECHNICAL INFORMATION Applications Arc Tube: A completely sealed quartz or ceramic tube where the electrical discharge (arc) occurs and light is generated Selection Guide Ballast Factor: The ratio of the luminous flux of a lamp on a ballast at the rated supply voltage to the flux on a reference ballast. It can also be determined by the ratio of the actual wattage of a reference lamp divided by the rated lamp wattage Ignitor: An electronic device which provides, by itself or in combination with other circuit components, the appropriate electrical conditions to start a discharge lamp Economic Life: The number of hours a group of lamps will burn before it is economically and aesthetically advisable to group relamp (typically 60% to 75% of rated life) Initial Lumens: The light output of a lamp at rated power on a reference ballast after 100 hours of operation Efficacy (Lamp): A ratio of lamp lumens to lamp power measured in lumens per watt (LPW) Lag Ballast: A magnetic ballast having a lagging lamp current with respect to the supply voltage. Current limiting is primarily inductive; holds lamp power reasonably constant with respect to lamp voltage variations Extinction Voltage (North America): The RMS value of supply voltage at which a reference lamp extinguishes when the supply voltage is slowly reduced from its rated value. The ANSI procedure calls for a 2 to 3% reduction in supply voltage per second Fixture Requirements: The type of fixture a lamp requires; i.e., enclosed or open Ballast Power Factor: Power consumed by the lamp and ballast (watts) divided by the product of line voltage and line current (‘volt-amps’ or ‘VA’); It is a measure of power quality and of concern to utilities Formed Body Arc Tube: Precisely reproducible ellipsoidal arc tube formed by pressurizing molten quartz inside a mold; produces consistent arc tubes with higher efficacy and improved color uniformity BTL : The distance from ballast to lamp HID: High Intensity Discharge lamps; includes metal halide, mercury vapor and high pressure sodium Burning Position: The position or orientation in which a lamp operates Cold Start Time: The amount of time from the application of ballast voltage to ignition of the arc discharge Color Rendering Index (CRI or Ra): A measure of a light source’s ability to render colors relative to a standard of 100 Constant Wattage Autotransformer (CWA) Ballast: A magnetic autotransformer lead ballast circuit incorporating a capacitor in series with the lamp; compared to other ballasts, the CWA regulates over a wider input voltage range, holding lamp current nearly constant Constant Wattage Isolated (CWI) Ballast: A magnetic lead ballast circuit incorporating a fully-isolated secondary winding; it has a capacitor in series with the lamp and the same performance features as the CWA ballast Correlated Color Temperature (CCT): The perceived “color” of the light emitted by a lamp expressed in Kelvin (K) units High-Power-Factor (HPF) Ballast: A ballast designed so that the input power factor is not less than 90% when the ballast is operated at the rated supply voltage using an appropriate reference lamp Input Power: See System Power Lamp Power Factor: Power consumed by the lamp divided by the product of RMS lamp voltage and RMS lamp current; it is less than unity on magnetic ballasts operating at 50 or 60 hz Lamp Voltage: The RMS voltage at which lamps operate when they are fully warmed up Lamp Power: The power consumed by a lamp after warm-up, measured in watts Lamp Regulation: The ratio of lamp power to lamp voltage often expressed in graphical format Lead Ballast: A magnetic ballast having a leading lamp current with respect to the supply voltage; current limiting is accomplished by means of an inductor as well as a capacitor connected in series with the lamp; this includes CWA and CWI ballasts High Reactance Autotransformer (HX) Ballast: An autotransformer lag circuit that uses a magnetic shunt path between primary and secondary coils to control reactance; has operating characteristics similar to those of a reactor and has input taps to accept a wide range of supply voltages Light Center Length (LCL): The distance from the center of the visible arc discharge to the bottom contact of the base Hot Restart or Restrike Time: The time from lamp extinction after a supply voltage interruption to lamp re-start Lumens: A measurement of light; takes into account the human eye sensitivity curve so that more weight is given to the yellow-green part of the light spectrum (photopic) Line Regulation: The ratio of lamp power to ballast input voltage often expressed as a percentage Lumen Maintenance: The lumen output of a lamp at a given operating time or a percentage of 100 hour lumens at that time Lumens Per Watt (LPW): See Efficacy Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Ballast Characteristic Curve: The curve of lamp wattage vs. lamp voltage over a range of normal lamp voltages when an HID ballast is operated at a given supply voltage Uni-Form® Systems Ballast: A device that, by means of resistance, inductance, capacitance or electronic elements, singly or in combination, controls the current, voltage and waveform to the required values for proper lamp starting and operation Current Crest Factor: The ratio of the peak-to-rms value of lamp current; metal halide magnetic ballast values range from 1.5 to 1.8 105 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Glossary of Terms TECHNICAL INFORMATION Applications Maximum Overall Length (MOL): The maximum allowable distance from the top of the glass bulb to the end contact of the base Mean Lumens: Light output at 40% of rated lamp life Selection Guide Normal (Low) Power-Factor (NPF) Ballast: A ballast designed so that the input power factor is less than 90% when the ballast is operated at the rated supply voltage using a reference lamp Open Circuit Current (Line): The RMS current measured at the input terminals of a ballast with lamp removed or inoperative Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Open Circuit Voltage, Ballast (OCV): The voltage across the output terminals of a ballast when no load is connected (RMS, unless otherwise stated) Standard Metal Halide Sustaining Voltage: The instantaneous voltage available to the lamp from the ballast at the time the lamp current passes through zero Rated Life: The number of operating hours at which 50% of most metal halide lamps or 70% to 80% for some Uni-Form® pulse start lamps initially installed will still be operating Rated Supply Voltage: The input voltage for which a ballast is designed to operate and to which performance characteristics are referred Reactor Ballast: A lag ballast with a single input voltage tap Operating Voltage: See Lamp Voltage Restrike: To re-ignite the arc of a HID lamp Opti-Wave Ballast: A Venture lag (magnetic) or electronic ballast designed with a low current crest factor for improved lamp performance. Opti-Wave lag ballasts are also optimized for low open circuit current S/P Ratio: The ratio of photopic lumens to scotopic lumens. See page 90 Photopic Light: Describes lumen values measured using the high luminance eye sensitivity function centered at 555 nm (yellow-green) applicable during normal daytime lighting conditions Additional Ballasts Quad-tap Ballast: A magnetic lag ballast with input voltage taps for four standard voltages - 120, 208, 240 and 277 volts Regulated Lag Ballast: A lag ballast with a third coil for improved lamp power regulation Peak Lead Ballast: A CWA ballast that produces a highly peaked open circuit voltage wave shape and a peaked current wave shape Position Oriented Mogul Base (POMB): Used with horizontally operating probe start lamps; has an alignment pin in the base for proper lamp orientation when installed into a EP39 socket European Product Starting Pulse: A high-voltage, low-energy pulse superimposed on the open circuit voltage of some HID ballasts to aid in starting a lamp Operating Current (Line): The RMS current measured at the input terminals of a ballast which is operating a reference lamp ® Technical Information Product Index Pulse Start Lamp: Specially designed metal halide lamp that requires a high voltage pulse for starting; has improved lumen maintenance Power Factor (Ballast): The ratio of the ballast input power (watts) divided by the product of the rms ballast supply voltage and ballast supply current Pulse Start CWA Ballast: A CWA ballast using an ignitor to start the lamp Scotopic Light: Describes lumen values measured using the low luminance eye sensitivity function centered at 507 nm (blue-green) applicable during dark nighttime lighting conditions Short-Circuit Current (Ballast): The current at the output terminals of a ballast when the output is shorted (rms, unless otherwise stated) Shroud: A quartz cylinder surrounding the arc tube of a metal halide lamp; designed to reduce the damage to the outer bulb if an arc tube rupture occurs; usually required to pass the ANSI Type-O containment test Spectral Power Distribution: The distribution of radiant power (watts) of a lamp as a function of wavelength (nm) Starter: See Ignitor Starting Current (Line): The RMS current measured through the input terminals of the ballast 5 to 15 seconds after the lamp has started System Power: The power measured at the input terminals of a ballast while is operating a reference lamp Tipless Arc Tube: An arc tube made without an auxiliary exhaust tube for dosing gases and other ingredients Type-E Lamps (Enclosed Rated Lamps): Lamps that must be used in enclosed luminaires which meet the requirements of UL1598. See page 94 Type-S Lamps: Lamps that are considered “suitable” for open luminaire operation, only if operated in the vertical ±15° position; Do not meet ANSI criteria for containment and must be turned off at least once per week for a minimum of 15 minutes if operated continuously; These lamps must be replaced at or before reaching rated lamp life. See page 94 Type-O Lamps (Open Rated Lamps): Lamps that can be operated in open or enclosed luminaires within the manufacturer’s specified operating position limits; Meet the ANSI criteria for containment-rated operation and do not need to be shut off weekly; Special exclusionary sockets are available for these lamps to ensure that the wrong lamp type is not used. See page 94 Warm-Up Time: The amount of time from ignition of the lamp to 90% of full light output Watts: A measure of energy (in joules) being used or emitted each second UL “Temp code”: An Underwriters Laboratories (UL) alphabetic temperature code for ballasts which designates a range of temperature rise of wire over ambient temperature. The code is found on the label directly following the number 1029X, where X is the appropriate alphabetic character 1106 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Venture Product Index Introduction ® PRODUCT FINDER KEY Your lamp has an imprinted code that identifies the important features you need to select a replacement. A complete explanation appears below. The ballast product number gives you complete information about the ballast. An explanation appears below. Lamp Description Example: MP 150W/C/U/ED28/PS/3K Lamp Type: 150 watt Uni-Form® lamp, ANSI Type-O, universal burning, coated Ballast Description Example: V90D1434K MP 150W C U ED28 PS 3K Metal halide type Lamp wattage Outer jacket finish Operating position Bulb shape and diameter, if non-standard Pulse start lamp Color temperature family Lamps designed for base up ( ±15°) operating position V Lamps designed for a vertical ( ±15°) operating position C Lamps with a coated (diffuse) outer jacket DE Double ended lamp ED## Bulb shape and diameter in 1/8 in. (i.e. diameter of ED28 is 3.5 in.) EL H75 HBD HBU HOR LU A Uni-Form lamp designed for operation on electronic ballasts in dimming applications Lamps designed for horizontal operation (±75° from horizontal) Lamps designed for horizontal to base down operating position (typically base down ±90°, except 1500W which is base down ±105°) Lamps designed for horizontal to base up operating position (or base up ±90°, except 1500W which is base up ±105°) Horizontal high-performance probe start lamps designed for horizontal ±45° operation; uses POM base White-Lux® lamp - MH lamp for use with HPS ballast MBIL High wattage, double ended lamp MED Medium base MH Metal halide, typically universal “U”, “HBU” or “HBD” operating positions 90 D 14 3 4 K Ballast Type Voltage Lamp Type, ANSI Code Circuit Design Version Suffix BALLAST DESCRIPTION CODES Ballast Type 90 Core and Coil LAMP DESCRIPTION CODES BU V Venture MP Uni-Form lamps with a protected (shrouded) arc tube designed for open luminaires MPI Lamps with a protected (shrouded) arc tube designed to replace standard (probe start) lamps in open luminaires MS High output MH lamps for dedicated operating positions PS Pulse start lamp U Universal operating position UVS UV Shield® lamps with reduced ultraviolet output 27K 2700K correlated color temperature 3K 3000K - 3200K correlated color temperature 4K 3700K - 4000K correlated color temperature 5K 5000K correlated color temperature 6K 6500K correlated color temperature 10K 10,000K correlated color temperature 950 Natural White™ lamp, 5000K, high CRI (90+) lamps Voltage B 120 C 120/208/240 D 120/208/240/277 E 120/240 H 120/277 J 120/277/347 P 208 U 277 V 347 Y 480 Z 600 AA 277/347/480 AS 347/600 Lamp Type and ANSI Code 10 35W HPS S76 11 50W HPS S68 12 70W HPS S62 13 100W HPS S54 14 150W HPS (55V) S55 16 200W HPS S66 17 250W HPS S50 19 400W HPS S51 23 1000W HPS S52 55 575W MH M178 57 50W PS MH M110 58 70W PS MH M98 59 100W PS MH M90 60 150W PS MH (DE) M81 61 175W MH/150W MH M57/M107 62 250W MH M58 63 2X400W MH M59 64 400W MH/360W MH M59/M165 65 1000W MH M47 66 1500W MH M48 67 2000W PS MH (DE) M134 Lamp Type and ANSI Code Continued 69 1650W MH M112 71 150W PS MH M102 72 175W PS MH M152 73 200W PS MH M136 74 320W PS MH M154 75 350W PS MH M131 76 400W PS MH M155 78 1000W PS MH M141 81 70W PS MH (DE) M85 82 100W PS MH (DE) M91 83 250W PS MH (DE) M80 84 250W PS MH M153 85 450W PS MH M144 86 875W PS MH M166 87 300W PS MH M151 88 125W PS MH M150 91 2X1000W MH M47 Circuit Type 1 CWA 2 Reactor 3 HX (Lag HPF) 4 HX (Lag NPF) 5 CWI Suffix B with welded bracket C with capacitor K pre-wired with capacitor, ignitor if required, & adapter mounting kit T with 120V tap A Listing of Our Product For the most complete product listings and most current up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications Metal Halide Lamp Description Code: Ballast Description Code: 107 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Product Index - Lamps Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications PRODUCT FINDER KEY Watts Part Number Product Description 50 50 50 50 50 50 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 125 125 125 125 125 125 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 52312 13093 10226 10381 32100 30041 78138 12180 90170 16017 40389 67115 45424 14611 22466 52983 12108 60248 16786 79470 27266 15823 18463 67868 79986 96267 11278 96770 11245 29112 22145 89887 76602 35638 61914 13341 43319 25813 99584 94986 13556 21344 22455 22888 22522 80039 58963 32147 MH 50W/U/PS MH 50W/C/U/PS MP 50W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 50W/U/UVS/PS MP 50W/C/U/UVS/PS MH 70W/U/PS MH 70W/C/U/PS MH 70W/C/U/PS/3K MH 70W/U/ED28/PS MP 70W/U/UVS/PS MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 70W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 70W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 70W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K HIT 70W/G12/UVS/4K HIT 70W/G12/UVS/3K MH-DE 70W/UVS/4K MH-DE 70W/UVS/3K MH-DE 70W/UVS/FS/6K MH 100W/U/PS MH 100W/C/U/PS MH 100W/C/U/PS/3K MH 100W/U/ED28/PS MH 100W/C/U/ED28/PS MP 100W/U/UVS/PS MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 100W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 100W/C/V/UVS/PS/27K MP 100W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS/3K HIT 100W/G12/UVS/4K MH 125W/HBU/PS MH 125W/C/HBU/PS MH 125W/HBU/ED28/PS MP 125W/BU/UVS/PS MP 125W/C/BU/UVS/PS MP 125W/V/ED28/UVS/PS MH 150W/U/PS MH 150W/C/U/PS MH 150W/U/ED28/PS MH 150W/C/U/ED28/PS MP 150W/U/UVS/PS MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS MP 150W/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 150W/C/U/UVS/PS/3K MP 150W/U/ED28/UVS/PS MP 150W/C/U/ED28/UVS/PS Catalog Section Uni-Form® Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Specialty Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Page Number Watts Part Number Product Description 38 38 38 38 38 38 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 69 69 69 69 69 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 69 41 41 41 41 41 41 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 44810 39083 69559 48339 25779 12106 74756 11295 29963 16497 34691 68475 68246 40335 70136 88791 96627 79881 15556 63187 40335 55087 20981 70310 52522 57330 32519 60811 60812 57739 70345 70764 22147 59174 44872 49621 81365 81054 64658 32658 91051 24785 10206 33479 63897 88353 54843 84727 MH 150W/U/EM MH 150W/C/U/EM MH 150W/U/ED28/EM MPI 150W/BU/ED28/EM HIT 150W/G12/UVS/4K HIT 150W/G12/UVS/3K MH-DE 150W/UVS/4K MH-DE 150W/UVS/3K MH-DE 150W/UVS/FS/6K MS 175W/BU/MED/PS MS 175W/C/BU/MED/PS MS 175W/BU/PS MS 175W/C/BU/PS MH 175W/U/T15 MH 175W/U/T15/10K MH 175W/U MH 175W/C/U MH 175W/U/5K MH 175W/U/MED MH 175W/C/U/MED MH 175W/U/T15 MS 175W/BU MS 175W/C/BU/3K MS 175W/BU/MED MS 175W/C/BU/MED/3K MS 175W/HOR MPI 175W/BU MS 200W/BU/MED/PS MS 200W/C/BU/MED/PS MS 200W/V/PS MS 200W/C/V/PS MS 200W/H75/T15/PS MP 200W/V/UVS/PS MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS MP 200W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K MS 250W/V/PS MS 250W/C/V/PS MS 250W/H75/PS MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS MP 250W/C/BU/UVS/PS MS 250W/BU/LU MPI 250W/BU/LU MPI 250W/C/BU/LU MH 250W/U/T15 MH 250W/U/T15/10K MS 250W/HOR/T15 MS 250W/HOR/T15/3K MH-DE 250W/3K/Fc2 Catalog Section Page Number Specialty 65 Specialty 65 Specialty 65 Specialty 65 Specialty 69 Specialty 69 Specialty 69 Specialty 69 Specialty 69 Uni-Form 43 Uni-Form 43 Uni-Form 43 Uni-Form 43 Specialty 68 Specialty 68,72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Standard 72 Uni-Form 44 Uni-Form 44 Uni-Form 44 Uni-Form 44 Uni-Form,Specialty 44,68 Uni-Form 44 Uni-Form 44 Uni-Form 44 Uni-Form 46 Uni-Form 46 Uni-Form 46 Uni-Form 46 Uni-Form 46 Specialty 66 Specialty 66 Specialty 66 Specialty 68 Specialty,Standard 68,72 Specialty 68 Specialty 68 Specialty 69 108 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Product Index - Lamps Watts Part Number Product Description Catalog Section Page Number Watts Part Number Product Description 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 72748 22468 63052 61290 27252 33479 36297 18477 94883 88353 54843 60722 60723 19523 59194 77594 52236 67712 47549 79710 10103 10104 21714 32795 66506 25984 32409 28712 35698 79710 98530 98520 98389 71329 52980 64866 46959 93749 22149 44097 27845 47887 55401 44983 48952 62584 71035 33149 MH-DE 250W/4K/Fc2 Specialty 69 MH-DE 250W/4K/RSC Specialty 69 MH 250W/U Standard 72 MH 250W/C/U Standard 72 MH 250W/U/5K Standard 72 MH 250W/U/T15 Standard 72 MS 250W/BU Standard 72 MS 250W/C/BU/3K Standard 72 MS 250W/HOR Standard 72 MS 250W/HOR/T15 Standard 72 MS 250W/HOR/T15/3K Standard 72 MPI 250W/BU Standard 72 MPI 250W/C/BU Standard 72 MP 250W/BU/UVS/PS/EM/950 Uni-Form,Specialty 59,65 MS 320W/V/ED28/PS Uni-Form 48 MS 320W/C/V/ED28/PS Uni-Form 48 MS 320W/V/ED37/PS Uni-Form 48 MS 320W/C/V/ED37/PS Uni-Form 48 MS 320W/H75/ED28/PS Uni-Form 48 MS 320W/H75/T15/PS Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/C/BU/ED37/UVS/PS Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/3K Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/V/EL/UVS/PS Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS Uni-Form 48 MP 320W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 Uni-Form 58 MP 320W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 Uni-Form 58 MS 320W/H75/T15/PS Uni-Form,Specialty 48,68 MP 320W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 Uni-Form,Specialty 59,65 MP 320W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 Uni-Form,Specialty 59,65 MS 350W/V/PS Uni-Form 49 MS 350W/C/V/PS Uni-Form 49 MS 350W/V/ED28/PS Uni-Form 49 MS 350W/C/H75/PS Uni-Form 49 MS 350W/H75/ED28/PS Uni-Form 49 MS 350W/H75/T15/PS Uni-Form,Specialty 49,68 MP 350W/V/UVS/PS Uni-Form 49 MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS Uni-Form 49 MP 350W/C/V/UVS/PS/3K Uni-Form 49 MP 350W/V/ED28/UVS/PS Uni-Form 49 MP 350W/C/V/ED28/UVS/PS Uni-Form 49 MP 350W/V/EL/UVS/PS Uni-Form 49 MP 350W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS Uni-Form 49 MP 350W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 Uni-Form 58 MP 350W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 Uni-Form 58 MP 350W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 Uni-Form,Specialty 59,65 350 360 360 360 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 450 450 450 450 575 575 750 51628 38029 67293 62274 73531 42401 85260 46416 58788 40124 55459 71642 45541 12445 88648 56745 78752 71564 95103 95527 26091 59441 52134 72190 10044 55422 55100 32225 18520 83545 36813 57540 20753 27540 40013 40509 64648 21929 24573 72315 57129 10079 10138 65072 59216 60023 60020 33940 MP 350W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 Uni-Form,Specialty 59,65 MPI 360W/BU/EM/HO Specialty 63,65 MPI 360W/C/BU/EM/HO Specialty 63,65 MS 360W/BU/EM Specialty 65 MS 400W/V/PS Uni-Form 50 MS 400W/C/V/PS Uni-Form 50 MS 400W/V/ED28/PS Uni-Form 50 MS 400W/C/V/ED28/PS Uni-Form 50 MS 400W/H75/PS Uni-Form 50 MS 400W/H75/ED28/PS Uni-Form 50 MS 400W/C/H75/ED28/PS Uni-Form 50 MP 400W/BU/UVS/PS Uni-Form 50 MP 400W/C/BU/UVS/PS Uni-Form 50 MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS Uni-Form 50 MP 400W/C/BU/ED28/UVS/PS Uni-Form 50 MP 400W/V/EL/UVS/PS Uni-Form 50 MP 400W/C/V/EL/UVS/PS Uni-Form 50 MP 400W/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 Uni-Form 58 MP 400W/C/BU/EL/UVS/PS/950 Uni-Form 58 MPI 400W/BU/HO Specialty,Standard 63,73 MPI 400W/C/BU/HO Specialty,Standard 63,73 MH 400W/U/LU/ED28 Specialty 66 MS 400W/BU/LU Specialty 66 MS 400W/C/BU/LU Specialty 66 MPI 400W/BU/LU Specialty 66 MH 400W/U/T15 Specialty,Standard 68,73 MS 400W/HOR/T15 Specialty,Standard 68,73 MS 400W/HOR/T15/3K Specialty,Standard 68,73 MH 400W/U Standard 73 MH 400W/C/U Standard 73 MH 400W/U/5K Standard 73 MH 400W/U/ED28 Standard 73 MH 400W/C/U/ED28 Standard 73 MH 400W/U/ED28/10K Standard 73 MS 400W/BU/ED28 Standard 73 MS 400W/HOR Standard 73 MS 400W/C/HOR Standard 73 MS 400W/HOR/ED28 Standard 73 MS 400W/C/HOR/ED28 Standard 73 MP 400W/BU/ED28/UVS/PS/EM/950 Uni-Form,Specialty 59,65 MP 400W/BU/ED37/UVS/PS/EM/950 Uni-Form,Specialty 59,65 MS 450W/V/PS Uni-Form 52 MS 450W/C/V/PS Uni-Form 52 MP 450W/BU/UVS/PS Uni-Form 52 MP 450W/C/BU/UVS/PS Uni-Form 52 MP 575W/V/BT37/PS Uni-Form 54 MP 575W/C/V/BT37/PS Uni-Form 54 MH 750W/U/LU/BT37 Specialty 66 Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications PRODUCT FINDER KEY Catalog Section Page Number 109 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Product Index - Lamps Watts Part Number Product Description 775 875 875 875 875 875 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 24983 22619 35426 33759 58953 41686 71722 49111 47503 53702 22417 72051 88460 35914 MP 775W/BU/PS/950 MS 875W/BU/BT37/PS MS 875W/BD/BT37/PS MS 875W/HOR/BT37/PS MP 875W/BU/BT37/PS MP 875W/C/BU/BT37/PS MS 1000W/BU/BT37/PS MS 1000W/HOR/T25/PS MS 1000W/HOR/SPORT 60 MS 1000W/HOR/BT37/3K MBIL S 1000W MH 1000W/U MH 1000W/C/U MH 1000W/U/5K Catalog Section Page Number Watts Part Number Product Description Uni-Form 59 Uni-Form 56 Uni-Form 56 Uni-Form 56 Uni-Form 56 Uni-Form 56 Uni-Form 57 Uni-Form,Specialty 57,68 Specialty 67 Specialty 67 Specialty 70 Standard 73 Standard 73 Standard 73 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1500 1500 1500 1500 1650 2000 2000 2000 15332 89113 59982 13090 53702 47503 18360 12342 82070 22151 16419 22132 84476 17236 MH 1000W/U/BT37 MS 1000W/BU MS 1000W/C/BU MS 1000W/BU/BT37 MS 1000W/HOR/BT37/3K MS 1000W/HOR/SPORT 60 MH 1500W/HBU MH 1500W/U/XL MS 1500W/HOR/XP/SPORT 60 MBIL S 1500W MS 1650W/HOR/XP/SPORT 60 MBIL S 2000W MH-DE 2000W/T9 MH-DE 2000W/T9/UVS Catalog Section Page Number Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications PRODUCT FINDER KEY For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 110 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 73 73 73 73 73 73 67 67 67 70 67 70 70 70 Introduction Product Index - Ballasts Watts Part Number 35 35 35 35 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 125 125 125 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 V90B1020 V90B1020C V90E1030 V90V1030 V90B1120 V90B1120C V90E1131 V90V1131 V90E1151 V90H1132 V90D5731 V90J5731 V90H5731 V90B1222 V90B1222C V90D1233 V90J1232 V90E1250 V90E1252 V90Z1252 V90D5832 V90J5832 V90H5832 V90B1322 V90B1322C V90J1332 V90Z1352 V90E1350 V90D1333 V90C1353 V90U5920 V90D5932 V90J5932 V90H5932 V90U8820 V90H8811 V90D8811 V90D1435 V90C1454 V90B1422 V90B1422C V90J1434 V90V1454T V90Y1454 V90Z1454T V90U7120 V90H7130 V90D7130 Product Description HPS 120V RCTR HPS 120V RCTR HPS 120V/240V HX HPS 347V HX HPS 120V RCTR HPS 120V RCTR HPS 120V/240V HX HPS 347V HX HPS120V/240V CWI HPS DUAL HX PS MH QUAD HX PS MH TRI HX PS MH DUAL HX HPS 120V RCTR HPS 120V RCTR HPS QUAD HX HPS TRI HX HPS 120V/240V CWI HPS 120V/240V CWI HPS 600V CWI PS MH QUAD HX PS MH TRI HX PS MH DUAL HX HPS 120V RCTR HPS 120V RCTR HPS TRI HX HPS 600V CWI HPS 120V/240V CWI HPS QUAD HX HPS 120V/208V/240V CWI PS MH 277 RCTR PS MH QUAD HX PS MH TRI HX PS MH DUAL HX PS MH 277 RCTR PS MH DUAL CWA PS MH QUAD CWA HPS QUAD HX HPS 120V/208V/240V CWI HPS 120V RCTR HPS 120V RCTR HPS TRI HX HPS 347V CWI HPS 480V CWI HPS 600V CWI PS MH 277 RCTR PS MH DUAL HX PS MH QUAD HX Catalog Section Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Uni-Form® Uni-Form Uni-Form Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Page Number Watts Part Number 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 38 38 38 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 39 39 39 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 40 40 40 40 41 41 41 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 42 42 42 150 150 150 150 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 200 200 200 200 200 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 350 350 V90J7130 V90D7110 V90J7110 V90Y7110T V90D7210 V90J7210 V90Y7210T V90D6111 V90J6111 V90Y6111T V90B6112 V90E6150 V90P6150T V90Z6150 V90V1650 V90E1650 V90U7321 V90D7330 V90J7330 V90Y7330T V90D1711 V90J1711 V90Y1711T V90E1750 V90AS1750 V90U8421 V90D8410 V90J8410 V90Y8410T V90D6211 V90J6211 V90Y6211 V90D6212 V90J6212 V90Y6212T V90E6250 V90P6250T V90Z6250 V90U7421 V90D7430 V90J7430 V90Y7430T V90D7411 V90J7411 V90Y7411T OPE320W V90U7521 V90D7530 Product Description PS MH TRI HX PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA PS MH 480V/120T CWA PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA PS MH 480V/120T CWA MH QUAD CWA MH TRI CWA MH 480V CWA MH 120V CWA MH 120V/240V CWI MH 208V/120T CWI MH 600V CWI HPS 347V CWI HPS 120/240V CWI PS MH 277 Opti-Wave® PS MH QUAD HX PS MH 120/277/347 HX PS MH 480V/120T HX HPS QUAD CWA HPS TRI CWA HPS 480V/120T CWA HPS 120/240V CWI HPS 600/347 CWI PS MH 277V Opti-Wave PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA PS MH 408V/120T CWA MH QUAD CWA MH TRI CWA MH 480V CWA MH QUAD CWA MH TRI CWA MH 480/120T CWA MH 120V/240V CWI MH 208V/120T CWI MH 600V CWI PS MH 277V Opti-Wave PS MH QUAD HX PS MH 120/277/347 HX PS MH 480V HX PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA PS MH 480V/120T CWA Opti-E™ electronic 208-277V PS MH 277V Opti-Wave PS MH QUAD HX Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications PRODUCT FINDER KEY Catalog Section Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Page Number 42 42 42 42 43 43 43 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 79 79 44 44 44 44 79 79 79 79 79 46 46 46 46 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 51 49 49 111 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com Introduction Product Index - Ballasts Watts Part Number 350 350 350 350 350 350 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 430 450 450 450 450 450 575 575 V90J7530 V90Y7530T V90D7512 V90J7512 V90Y7512T OPE350W V90E1950 V90P1950T V90D1912 V90J1911 V90Y1912T V90U7621 V90D7612 V90J7612 V90Y7612T OPE400W V90D6413 V90J6413 V90Y6413T V90D6412 V90E6450 V90P6450T V90Z6450 V90C2050 OPE450W V90U8521 V90D8530 V90J8530 V90Y8530T V90U5520C V90D5530C Product Description PS MH 120/277/347 HX PS MH 480V/120T HX PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA PS MH 480V/120T CWA Opti-E electronic 208-277V HPS 120V/240V CWI HPS 208V CWI HPS QUAD CWA HPS 120/277/347 CWA HPS 480V/120T CWA PS MH 277V Opti-Wave PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA PS MH 480V/120T CWA Opti-E electronic 208-277V MH QUAD CWA MH TRI CWA MH 480V/120T CWA MH QUAD CWA MH 120V/240V CWI MH 208V/120T CWI MH 600V CWI HPS 120V/208V/240V CWI Opti-E electronic 277V PS MH 277V Opti-Wave PS MH QUAD HX PS MH 120/277/347 HX PS MH 480V/120T HX PS MH 277V Opti-Wave PS MH QUAD HX Catalog Section Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Page Number 49 49 49 49 49 51 79 79 79 79 79 50 50 50 50 51 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 79 51 52 52 52 52 54 54 Watts Part Number 575 575 600 600 875 875 875 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1500 1500 1650 1650 2000 V90J5530C V90Y5530C V90D2111 V90C2150 V90Y8620 V90D8611 V90J8611 V90D2311 V90J2310 V90Z2353 V90Y2311T V90E2353 V90D7810 V90J7810 V90Y7810T V90D6514 V90J6514 V90Y6514T V90E6550 V90P6550T V90Z6550 V90D6612 V90Y6612T V90C6910 V90AA6910 V90Y6810 Product Description PS MH 120/277/347 HX PS MH 480V HX HPS 120/208/277/480 CWA HPS 120/208/240 CWI PS MH 480V Opti-Wave PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA HPS QUAD CWA HPS TRI CWA HPS 600V CWI HPS 480V/120T CWA HPS 120V/240V CWI PS MH QUAD CWA PS MH TRI CWA PS MH 480V/120T CWA MH QUAD CWA MH TRI CWA MH 480V/120T CWA MH 120V/240V CWI MH 208V CWI MH 600V CWI MH QUAD CWA MH 480V CWA MH 120V/208V/240V CWA MH 277V/347V/480V CWA PS MH 480V0 CWA Catalog Section Page Number Uni-Form Uni-Form Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Additional Additional Additional Additional Additional Uni-Form Uni-Form Uni-Form Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Product Index Technical Information European Product Additional Ballasts Standard Metal Halide Specialty Lamps Uni-Form® Systems Selection Guide Applications PRODUCT FINDER KEY For the most complete specifications and up-to-date information, visit us on-line at www.venturelighting.com 112 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com 54 54 79 79 56 56 56 79 79 79 79 79 57 57 57 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 STANDARD WARRANTY Limited Warranty on Lamps: Venture Lighting statement on lamp life For years, most lamp manufacturers have used typical life expectancy as the basis for lamp replacements under warranty. Venture Lighting International understands the parameters involved in life expectancy and also uses typical life expectancy curves as part of their lamp warranty. Venture is aware of their customers’ needs and offers additional warranty protection. Warranty 1. Upon receipt and/or initial installation by the customer, Venture Lighting International will replace any lamp determined to be defective in materials, workmanship or proper operating parameters. 2. Venture Lighting will replace any lamp that fails within one year from the purchase date (based on 5000 hrs/yr operation) when the failure is determined to be lamp related. (Applies to lamps with life ratings of greater than 7500 hours.) 3. During economic life, Venture Lighting will supply replacement lamps for failed lamps in excess of the failure rate projected by life expectancy curves when the lamps are operated correctly and in accordance with the guidelines outlined in this technical guide. Lamp Performance All performance ratings are based on lamp testing at rated watts, under controlled conditions, using primary AC electrical circuits with the highest quality auxiliary equipment. The performance of any lamp may vary somewhat under typical service conditions. All lamp specifications and ratings are subject to change without notice. Limited Warranty on Ballasts: Venture® ballast products are warrantied free from manufacturing and workmanship defects for a period of two years from the date of shipment. During this period, Venture will, at its option, repair or replace ballast products which prove to be defective or out of specification. This warranty is granted by Venture only to the original purchaser or first end-user of such ballast products. This warranty is conditional upon installation, maintenance and operation in accordance with Venture’s instructions and specifications set forth in the purchase order or contract at the time of order and in accordance with the standards of The National Electric Code (NEC), Underwriters’ Laboratory, Inc. (UL) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and, in Canada, with the standards of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). Damage by misuse or abnormal conditions of storage, installation, maintenance or operation, including, but not limited to, excessive temperatures or evidence of partial or complete disassembly beyond normal maintenance or expansion procedure void this warranty in its entirety. The conditions of any tests performed concerning any ballast product claimed to be defective in accordance with the terms of this warranty shall be mutually agreed upon in writing between the original purchaser or first end-user and Venture and Venture may be represented at any such test. No implied statutory warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose shall apply beyond the afore-mentioned warranty period. This warranty excludes other warranties, expressed or implied and is the exclusive remedy of the claimant. Venture shall not be liable for any special, indirect or consequential damages. Venture’s liability on any claim of any kind, nature or description arising out of, resulting from or concerning any aspect of this warranty agreement or from the product or services furnished hereunder shall not exceed the price of the specific ballast or ballasts which give rise to the claim. For warranty service or repair, the buyer shall prepay all shipping charges to Venture and Venture shall pay shipping charges to return the repaired or replaced item to the buyer. However, the buyer shall pay all shipping charges, duties and taxes for products returned to Venture from a country other than that of the United States of America. Product replacement/liability limits The foregoing warranty shall be the sole and exclusive remedy of the purchaser and Venture’s sole and exclusive remedy to the purchaser. NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR ANY SPECIFIC OR PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS MADE OR IS TO BE IMPLIED. NO OTHER WARRANTY APPLIES. Venture will not, under any circumstance, whether as a result of breach of contract, warranty tort or otherwise, be liable for any costs or damages, including lost profits or revenues, incidental, special or consequential damages. Some states or provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state and province to province. No distributor, salesperson, dealer, retailer or other representative has the authority to change or modify this warranty, either orally or in writing, in any respect. Dimming Policy Warranty policy on the dimming of Venture Lighting International metal halide lamps: SCOPE: Venture Lighting metal halide lamps can only be step or bi-level dimmed by the switched capacitance method on a CWA or CWI ballast. Line voltage and electronic dimming systems are not covered by this policy. Contact Venture Lighting for further information. WARRANTY POLICY: Venture Lighting International, Inc. agrees to extend a limited one-year warranty on lamp life to lamps operated on dimmable control gear, provided the following conditions are met: 1) A lamp must never be started by a ballast in the dimmed operating mode. 2) During any lamp start (cold or hot restart), the ballast must meet all of the requirements for starting and sustaining a lamp described in ANSI lamp standard C78.43. 3) The lamp must be allowed to warm up for at least 10 minutes after the lamp has started (20 minutes for lamp wattages greater than 450). Only then can dimming begin. 4) For system design purposes an ANSI reference lamp cannot be dimmed below 50% of the rated lamp wattage at 90% input voltage for CWA or CWI ballasts. 5) Operating position requirements are • Base up ±15°, only, for probe start or pulse start lamps designated as U, BU, HBU • Vertical ±15°, only, for pulse start lamps designated as U, V • Base down ±15°, only, for pulse start lamps designated as BD, HBD • No Horizontal dimming. 6) The ballast input voltage must be kept within the accepted line voltage range for the ballast type (±10% for CWA or CWI ballasts) at all times in dim and full power modes 7) The dimming device should not allow the ballast current crest factor to exceed 1.8. Ballasts/Lamps Introduction Applications Selection Guide Uni-Form® Systems Specialty Lamps Standard Metal Halide Additional Ballasts European Product TECHNICAL INFORMATION Product Type 320, 350, 400, 450 150, 175, 200, 250 50, 70, 100, 125 575, 775, 875 Magnetic Ballasts Electronic Ballasts “ONE CALL” WARRANTY Venture’s “One Call” limited warranty program is first in the industry in its comprehensive system coverage. It doubles the warranty period on lamps and ballasts purchased and installed as part of the Uni-Form® pulse start system. Since Venture designs and manufactures the lamps and ballasts, customers who purchase a complete system need to make only “one call” to receive full service on any component from Venture’s team of technical experts. This means no finger pointing; one source, one call to 1-800-451-2606 for service. Technical assistants will answer all your questions. Warranty Activation/Service Claims – You Must Register To activate the One Call warranty, Venture must receive a completed registration form within 30 days after installation of the Uni-Form system. You may complete the registration form on Venture’s web site at www.venturelighting.com or call our toll-free number to have the form sent to you. Venture will send an acknowledgment for each registration received. For information, service, technical assistance or replacement claims, call the One Call toll-free number at 1-800-451-2606. If a lamp or ballast in the Uni-Form system fails to operate within the warranty period (based on a maximum 5000hrs./yr operation and normal mortality), Venture will provide a free replacement. No reimbursement for labor is made for lamp or ballast replacement. Warranty Terms And Conditions Venture’s One Call warranty covers lamps and ballasts purchased and installed together as a Uni-Form system. The installation must be operated under proper environmental conditions and in accordance with current National Electrical Code, Underwriters Laboratory and ANSI specifications. This warranty will be voided if conditions demonstrate abnormal use or stress, such as operating temperatures in excess of maximum rated temperatures, under/over voltage conditions, excessive switching cycles or operating hours or improper lamp or ballast installation. The lamp warranty will be voided if Venture® lamps are replaced with any other manufacturer’s lamps. The entire warranty will be voided if Venture ballasts are replaced with any other manufacturer’s ballasts. Product Replacement/liability Limits The foregoing warranty shall be the sole and exclusive remedy of the purchaser and Venture’s sole and exclusive remedy to the purchaser. NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR ANY SPECIFIC OR PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS MADE OR IS TO BE IMPLIED. NO OTHER WARRANTY APPLIES. Venture will not, under any circumstance, whether as a result of breach of contract or warranty tort, or otherwise, be liable for any costs or damages, including lost profits or revenues, incidental, special or consequential damages. Venture reserves the right to examine all failed lamps and ballasts purchased as part of a Uni-Form system. Some states or provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. No distributor, salesperson, dealer, retailer or other representative has the authority to change or modify this warranty, either orally or in writing, in any respect. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state and province to province. Standard One Call Warranty System Period Warranty One Year Two Years One Year Two Years One Year One Year One Year Two Years Two Years Five Years Two Years Three Years ONE CALL LIMITED SYSTEM WARRANTY Product Index Technical Information Warranty Information 113 800-451-2606 or (440) 248-3510 Fax (800) 451-2605 venturelighting.com E-mail: venture@adlt.com North America Europe: and World Headquarters: Middle-East: South Africa: Venture Lighting International 32000 Aurora Road Solon, Ohio 44139 USA 800-451-2606 440-248-3510 Fax: 800-451-2605 venture@adlt.com www.venturelighting.com Venture Lighting Europe Ltd. Trinity Court, Batchworth Island Church Street Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire England WD3 1RT +(44) 0845-2302222 Fax: +(44) 0845-2302077 sales@venturelighting.co.uk www.venturelightingeurope.com Venture Lighting International FZE P.O. Box 16994 Jebel Ali Dubai, U.A.E. (971-4) 883-7370 Fax: (971-4) 883-7371 ventufze@emirates.net.ae Venture Lighting South Africa (PTY.) LTD. 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