f

SINGLE 4OO VATT

The Sylvan a Vanguard is a The Vanguard line is sPe-

compact Mercury,/Meta arc luminaire consisting of a de
tachable a um num reflector. die-cast aluminurn socket
hous ng, cast aluminum ballast hous ng, and lVercury or
wetalarc amp in one compLete package Designed for
vertical lamp operation, the Vanguard provides efficient
ght distribution and outstanding brghtness control in
a wrde var ety of spacing-to-mounting herght ratios.
L ght ng Equipment by
cilrii,,L rrLrrrorr & ErEa. RON as
Llght ng Equ pment D vision
Lighting Center, Danvers, Mass. 01923
the extremely adverse servlce
cifical y desiqned to meet
conditions encountered in jndustrial plants, and wher-
ever h gh footcand e levels of qualrty lighting are re
quired. Reflector geometry provides unusually fine
brightness control. The Vanguard comb nes conven
ient instalLation and maintenance wlth built-in safety
features for long ast ng dependab e service in rugged
app icatlons.
When equ pped with the lVetalarc lamp the Vanguard
can be used wherever a h gh degree of color rendering
is required. The Metalarc lanp provides a cont nuum
of co or throughout the vlsib e spectrum. The Vanguard
starts and operates both lVetalarc and Mercury lamps
at 20"F arnbient temperatures
SECT|ON 103-30
 3 PE{llFlCATi0;{ FE:.. riii:E1.
SAFETY
The Vanguard features a shock-resistant lightweight aluminum
bal ast housing wh ch serves as both a support and closLrre
for the ballast and capacitor. Fixture support s not dependent
on strefgth of screws or bolts. The tota fixture weight is dis-
tribuied through the alumrnum strap which embraceslhe entire
ballast compartment. The peened Alzak a uminum reflector is
supported by two (2) heavy duty NEf,,1A sty e atches, Droven for
rhe,- depenoao r) t- o,Ldoo" ..ghr n9 lun na,.es.
Paqe L
ACCESSORIES
A varrety of accessories for faster, easjer and safer
tion are available for ihe Vanguard. See page 4.
VEBSATILITY OF APPLICATION
The light distribution pattern for the Vanguard is "bu it-in"
the fixiure by means of vaflatons of light-center,length. The
same reflector can be used ln a multlplicity of ight dtstrbuton
- simp ifying instal ation and maintenance of re
varations
flectors.
SIMPLIFIED ASSEMBLY TO CONDUIT SUPPORT
A specially designed suppoft rjnq can be positoned and se-
cured to standard heaw wall conduit. The complete Vanguard
unit is simply ifted and eased inio its hanging positon. Ex
iernal hook fiitings are not requ red to attain the advantages of
safe, fast rnstallation Th s exclus ve feature s siandard on alL
Vanguard units. Figure A, Page 8
CONVENIENT WIBING
f gu,e C , The Vanguard can be connected to branch crrcut after it s
nstal ed in its hanging positon. A convenient lock-on wring
access cover s attached. Lock screws are provided for fixture
Installa_ orlentation. Figure E, Page B. Pre-w red ballast components
indivjdually replaceable -
are standard features of the Van-
guard Ser es. -
FUSING
Line fusing is ava lable for the Vanguard. Fuses are acces
sbjle from outslde the ballast housing, thus e minating the
necess ty of rernov ng the baL ast cover for fuse malntenance,
Photo 3, Paqe 4.

SINGLE 4OO WATT MERCURY- I20 VOLTI

CONSTANT WATTAGE AUTOTBANSFOBMER BALLAST ?

O RD ERIN G LAMP TYPE INCLUDED ]ES LICHT

N I -IM BFF (oNE - 400w) D]STRIBUTION LBS
vf.4AC ,400-1 20c-1 E Br. Wh te Dx H33,1CL/DX Concenirat ng 2A
vMAM -400-120C-1 E Brt. White Dx H33-1GL/DX Med um Spread 28
vMAS -400-120C-1 E Brt. White Dx H33-l GL/DX Spread 28
VMAW-400 120c 1 E Brt. Wh ie Dx H33-1GL/DX Widespread 28
vMAC -400-r 20C-XB No lamp light distribution de- Concentrating 26
vMAM-400-120C-XB signed for -Phosphor coated mercury Medium Spread 26
vMAS -400,120c-xB Sp read 26
vMAW-400-120C-XB Widespread 26
VMAC ,4OO-120C XA No lamp light d strlbution de- Concentrating 26
vN,,1AM,400-120C-XA - mercury
signed for clear MediLrm Spread 26
VMAS .4OO-120C-XA Spread 26
vftAW-400-1 20c-xA Widespread 26
NOTES:
1. All ordering numbers shown indicate 120 voli primary voliag;. Other voltage ratings (208, 240, 277, and 4l0) are also avatlable. lndicate proper voliage
by insertirg ratlng in ordering number in place of 120. Example: Vl\I AM-400-277C1 E.
2. Wiih CWA - Consiant Wattage Autotransforrner b/pe ballasts the starting cu(ent is eqDal to or less than operattng line.!reni.
High powe. factor reactor ballasts for 2,10V and 277V available on request.
Hgh power factor autotransformer baLlasis for l20V and 480V available on requ€st. Substitute letter "R for "C' after voltage raiing in orderrng
number to indicate reactor or autotransformer ba lasls ln place of constant waltage autotransformer ballasts. Exampler VMAM-4001208"1E.

SINGLE 4OO WATT METALARC _ 120 VOLT3

METALARC BALLAST4
ORDER]NG LAMP TYPE INCLUDED IES LIGHT
NUMBEB (oNE - 4oow) DLSTRIBUTION LBS,
VMAC 400-120C-1C Metalarc f/400 Concentrating 28
vt4AM-400-1 20c,1 c Metalarc 11400 lvled um Spread 28
VMAS -400-120c 1 C Metalarc M400 Spread 2n
vMAC ,400-120C-XC No lamp light distr bution de- Concentrat ng 26
vMAM-400-120C-XC - Meta arc amp
signed for clear Medium Spread 26
VMAS 400 120C,XC Spread 26
NOTES: 3. All ordering numbers shown indicate 120 volt prjmary voltage. Othe. voltage ratlngs (208, 240, 277. and 480) are also available. proper
voltage by inserti.g rating in ordering number in place ol 120. Exampte: VMAC,400-277C-1C. 'rdicaie
4 fleta arc ballasts are hlgh power facior starting cureni ls less than operating line curent. 480 Volt reacior ballasts available on req!est.
5. For liqhi dlskibuiion for phosphor coated- Metalarc l6mp, substitute letters XD i. p ace of XC in ordering number.

Retlector and Head Assembly for Bemote Ballast lnstallations (Page 3, Frg. F)
Assembly includes ref ector and socket assernbly prewlred for use wrth remote rnounted ballasts.
OBDEBING LAN,,1P TYPE IES L CHT
NUMBEB (NOT NCLUDED) DISTR]BUTION LBS
VMAM 4OOBB XA C ear Mercury Medium Spread 7
VMAS -4OORB XA Clear Nlercury Spread 7
VMAW 4OORB-X,A Clear Mercury W despread 7
VMAC 4OOFB XB Phosphor coated Concentraiing 7
VMAM -4OOBB-XB Phosphor coated Mediurn Spread 7
VMAS -4OORB-XB Phosphor coated Spre ad 7
VMAW-4OORB XB Phosphor coated Widespread
VMAC 4OORB-XC C ear Metalarc Concentrating 7
VIVAIV-4OORB-XC Clear Meta arc Med um Spread 7
VM,AS -4OORB-XC Spread 7
 SC REWS I

o BEMOV,ABLE COVEB FOR

BALLAST HOUSING

]DENT]FLCATION

T
X
HEICHT VARIES WITH
L,A.MP TYPE AND %" RrGrD CONDUIT
LIGHT DISTRIBUTION (BY OTHERS)-
SUPPORT RING

SET SCREW

20.518'------1
Luminaire Overall Height see dimension X

Ope r LLr.nrna res Enc os-"d Luminalres

Hook & ixtu re

F
Condu t it
Condu Hook

o Dlrect
tvlo ! nl ing t\/ o Lr nt ing Mou nting
Dlr€ct
Moufting
Assemb y
\4o u nl ing [/]ou n t ng N4o u

VHP 1 &
ntlng

Acc essory Pirt No. VHP ] VHP 1

VLP 1

Disrrlbution

28 I i16 32 1i16 32 1]',t6 34 31r 6 29 9/16 33 3/16 35 7/16

M€diunr Spread 2A 5i32 3',t 25132 31 25i32 29 9i32 32 29i32 35 5132
Spread 21 13 16 31 7,/16 '?t 1i1F, 33 r 11'r6 28 15116 32 9116 34 13/ 16

29 23i32 33 11 t3? 33 l'1132 35 r 9i32 3A 2l i32 3415i32 34 15132 36 ?3i32

[4ed]um Spread 2A 9116 3? 3 16 32 3i 16 29 1|r 6 33 5i16 33 5/16 35 9i r6
Spread 27 5iA 31 114 31 114 28 3t4 32 3i8 34 5i8
26 15i 16 30 s/'t6 30 9i16 32 I 3/16 28 Ir16 3r r 1116 31 11r16 33 1 5116

Conc-"ntrating 2121i32 ll 15132 3l 15 i32 3219i32 31 2l i32

Clear Mercury
Ued um Spread 27 5i I 3l 1i4 3l 1i4 33 1/2 34 518
Spread 21 3lA 3l 31 33 114 2A 1f2 32 1iA 32 1i 8
27 5i32 JO 25, 12 30 25i32 33 1i 32 28 9132 31 29 32 31 29132 :14 5i32
Wjth wireg!ard add 7/a" to e ected overall height of open luminaires onlv

19 3/ 16 23 5/16 23 5i16 25 9/16 20 5i 16 241t16 24I i16 26 11i 16

1A 29132 23 1i32 23 1132 25 I132 20 1i32 24 5i32 , 26 11 32
'18 9,r16 22 11!16 2211i16 24 t5/16 19 11/16 2313 ',t6 23 l3/l6 26 1r'16

20 11/16 24 1316 24 l3' t6 21 1i16 21 13116 25 1516 '51516 28 116

19 5/r 6 23 7 16 211 16 25 11 i16 2A 1i16 2.1916 )4916 26 l1116
18 5/16 22 t 116 22 t 16 24 11il6 19 7i 16 23916 2tqlC 25tJ16
11 11i16 21 13116 21 13t16 21 1i16 1:l 1 3/t ti 22 t516 22 r516 25 l, 16

1a 19132 21 31132 19 23132 2321 32 2321 32 26 1J2

18 5/ 16 22 1l tC 221 t t6 24 |1 16 19 1i16 2l 9rl6 21 9/16 25 1316
18 118 22 I ,l 2214 13 114 23ob 2')A 2558
11 29132 221132 22 1132 24 gt32 19 | i32 2151]2 21 512 25 IlJ2
With Wireguard add 7/8" to selected overall he'sht of open lumj.air€s only
 The Totaliy Enclosed Vanguard is recommended for areas
where dust and grit cause reflector maintenance prob ems.
The factory installed borosillcate glass drlp cover provides
uplight in this totally enclosed unit. The glass is heat
resistant and completely sealed for resistance to moisture.
A factory installed ceramic filter permits the enclosed
reflector to "breath" air which is free ol dirt particles. Since
,a
enclosed luminaires force hot air out dur n9 lamp operation and .l-i:-
force cooler air in when lamp is iurned off, ihe fi ier acts as Glass Drip Cover
a barrier to d rt padicles before they can contaminate the
reflector and lamp surface. Result: Higher maintained light
outpui. Filter can be washed or replaced during norma
relarnping or maintenance perlods. Ceramic Filter
An impact resistanl glass door cover ls also provided.
The door is fully gasketed and can be h nged or removed
for convenient maintenance. \
)
Ind cate "Totally Enclosed Vanguard" by insert ng letier "E Glass Door Cover
ln ordering nurnber prefixes as shown on Page 2.
(Example: EVMAS-400'l 20C-1 C)

Fixture Hanger
G ass Door Cover Hook (32833). Thls is
(32827). This cover the hanger hook only.
includes the door
assembly with hinges
and latches. lmpact
resistant glas6 is used
with this cover.

Wire Cuard (32826). ,3 Fixture Hanger

This is used for Loop Assembly
physical protection of 68) (VLP-1) (factory
the lamp. instal ed). This
assemb y includes a
hanger oop, 2 ln ch
nipple (%" IPS) and
3 foot, 3 wire,
prewlred cord and

Lr
plug set.

Fusing (VFA-4) Flxture Hanger

(factory installed). The Loop (32834). This is
fuse holder and fuse the han ger loop oniy.
are mounted in the
ballast housing cover
plate. Fuses are
accessible wlthout
removrng cover plate.
Specify whether single
or double line fuslng
and give voltage.

Fixture Hook './ Power Hook

Assembly (VHP-1) Assembly (32835). This
(factory insta ed). This provides a convenient
assembly includes a Power receptacle and
hanger hook,2-inch support hook, in a
nipple (%" IPS) and single assernb y,
3-foot, 3 wire, directly at the fixture
prewired cord and moLrnt ng position.
The following three visibility factors, important in
any lighting installation, seTve as a useful guide in
selecting the ideal Vanguard luminaire distribution.
These factors are:
After estab-
lishing the required footcandle level and calculating
the number and type of luminaires required, three
easy steps are necessary to confirm that the Van-
guard luminaire selected in your lighting calculation
will provide maximum uniformity of illumination in
ihe particular installation at work plane. (1) Estab-
lish the "Actual Spacing to l\,4ounting Height Ratio"
above the work plane. This has already been cal-
culated by the footcandle level, the space condi-
tions, the dumber of luminaires required and the
allowable geometric relationship of these lumin-
aires. (2) Select the type of light source, clear or
phosphor coated lamp. (3) See the Maximum Uni-
formity Table below for recommended distributions.
These distributions are jndicated by the letter de-
signations C = Concentrating, M - Medium
Spread, W = - Widespread. By adding the chosen
distribution classification to the basic luminaire
Prefix (VMA-), the recommended ordering number
may be derived. The luminaire recommended for
maximum uniformity may be different from the one
originally selected for the lighting calculation. lf a
change in luminaire selection is desired in order to
obtain maximum uniformity, the new coefficient of
utilization should be used and resultant footcandle
level noted.
site the luminaire) at which direct view of the light
source is cut off. lf the lamp is a clear enveloped
lamp, the light source is the arc tube in the case
of the mercury or Metalarc lamps, or the filament
is the light source in the case of the incandescent.
lf ihe lamp is a phosphor coated mercury or Metal-
arc lamp or an inside frosted incandescent source,
the light source becomes the phosphor or the
frosted envelope surface. The shielding angles of
various sources in a variety of Vanguard luminaire
distributions are given in the Shielding Angle Chart
on Page 7.
Since the eye is attracted to
the maximum brightness in a visual field, the max:-
mum brightness of a luminaire reflecting surface,
or the light souTce, is of greater importance than
is its average brightness. The characteristics of
clear enveloped lamps are such that source bright-
nesses are sometimes reflected in the clear bottom
of the lamp envelope. Therefore, although the
reflector surface may be of Iow brightness, at
various viewing angles, the lamp envelope bright-
ness may be apparent in brightness measurements.
Such considerations are shown in the Maximum
Brightness Chart shown on Page 7. These lamp
envelope brightness effects are shown in paren-
theses. The reflector maximum brightness along with
the luminaire shielding should be considered along
with the choice of luminaire related to its uniform-
ity and distribution class ification.

For maxirnum uniformity of iluminatlon between

Calculate actual spacing to mountlng height ratio

Aciual Spaclng 2
1 3
to Mnt'g
Hgt Batio
Phosphor Coated Clear Mercury Clear l',4etalarc
above work plane
1.4 Refer to Table 1 Refer to Table 1
1.3 Refer to Tabie I or 2
1.2 VMAW or S VM,AW Refer to Table 1 or 2
1.1 Vlt/AW or S VNIAS VMAS
1.0 VMAW or S or M VMAS or N4 VMAS
0.9 VMAW or S or M VMAW or S or M Refer to Table 1 or 2
0.8 VN4AW or S or M VMAW or S or M Befer to Table 1 or 2
0.7 VMAW or S or M VMAW or S or M VlvlAM
0.6 VMAWorSorMorC VMAWorSorMorC VMAS or C
05 VMAWorSorMorC VMAWorSorMorC VMAS or M or C
4.4 VIV1AW or S or M or C VMAWorSorMorC VMAS or M o. C
0.3 VMAWorSorMorC VMAWorSorMorC VMAS or M or C
CLEAR MERCU RY CLEAR ME RCURY
CONCENTRATING DISTRIBUTION r,,1E D ItJlll SPREAD DISTB IBL'T

ZONAL CAVITY INTE RF LECTANCE NTE B FLECTANCE ZONAL CAVITY

80 80 50 50 a0 80 50 50 30 CEILING 80 80 80 50 50 30 RCC 80 80 50 50 10

o
RCC 80
50 30 30 10 10 50 50 30 30 10 10 WALLS 50 50 30 10 10 RW 50 30 30 10 10
'10 '10 RCR 20% Effective Floor
RCR 20% Etlecti\te Floot 30 10 10 10 10 FLOOR 30 10 10 10 10
Crvitv Re{lmtance Cavilv Reflectance
93 g1 19 55 54 51 50 48 48 0.6 J 53 50 50 48 1 B6 a2 80 15
2 a1 a4 a1 19 15 64 63 59 59 5l 57 0.8 r 62 61 58 57 55 ? 83 ao 76 15 71
3 a2
-78
76 't3 tl 70 6l 64 63 61 61 1.0 9 u 68 65 62 62 60 60 3 1A 74 11 69 61
4 ll 13 71 68 67 l? 69 68 66 66 r.zs ! c 73 69 66 65 64 4 73 69 61 64 63
5 13 68 61 64 62 t9 /5 71 11 1.5O cc F 76 l2 69 68 61 66 5 6a 64 62 60 58
6 68 64 63 60 59 85 1A l6 l4 l3 t2 2.O > E a1 l5 l3 12 70 7A 6 64 59 58 55 65
7 64 59 5a 56 55 /l l5 75 85 78 15 74 73 7? 7 60 55 54 51
8 60 56 55 52 51 91 ao 7B ll 76 3.o &c l9 11 J5 l4 l3 B 51 50 47 47
s 56 52 51 48 48 94 84 80 79 l8 4.O B 90 80 19 17 15 I 52 47 46 44 43
10 53 4A 48 45 91 84 81 80 79 93 a1 BO l8 t1 76 10 4a 44 43 40 40
CLEARfv|ERCURY CLEAB ME B!!8Y
SPREAD DISTR IAUTION WI''F SPB EAD DISTRIBUTION
81 B5 a1 52 51 48 46 46 0.6 J 48 47 44 42 42 86 a4 79 78 13
2 81 7a 75 73 70 61 59 56 54 0.8 r 51 56 53 52 50 50 2 ao 77 73 71 68
3 t6 72 10 67 65 6l 64 61 61 59 1.o 9 H 61 5a 56 55 3 74 70 68 65
4 t1 67 65 62 61 t1 68 65 63 62 1.2s I G 69 65 62 60 60 4 69 64 63 60 58
5 66 62 60 57 56 l5 /1 68 65 65 1.5O cc F l3 69 66 65 63 63 5 64 59 58 55 54
6 62 57 56 52 80 l4 l? l1 69 69 2.O>E 13 10 69 61 67 6 54 53 50 49
7 57 53 52 49 4A 84 76 14 /1 11 z.s !o 82 l5 /? l1 10 6S 7 54 49 49 45 45
8 53 48 48 45
86 14 t? 1? 30 ; c 84 l6 /4 13 l1 7A 50 45 44 41 41
9 49 44 44 41 40 a9 79 76 15 l4 4.O B l4 /3 I 46 41 40 37
10 46 41 40 37 31 92 1g 17 76 75 90 19 l6 l5 14 10 42 37 36
PIIOSPHOR COATED LAMPS_META-LA RC " ltlo-sPHon coarro leMPS,M
CONCENTRATING DISTR IAUTION MEDITIM SPA EAD DISTRIBUTION
BI 81 75 59 56 54 0.6 J 55 53 51 51 49 49 l 81 76 75 69
2 84 a1 tl
t6 1) 66 61 61 59 59 0.8 r 61 59 5l 56 55 55 2 7A 75 72 70 66
3 ao 76 74 t2 69 1A 68 65 65 63 63 1.0 I H 63 61 60 58 58 3 74 70 66 63
4 16 72 '10 68 66 t5 l1 6a 6a 66 titi r.25 [ G 69 66 63 63 61 61 4 10 66 64 60
5 72 67 64 63 78 13 l1 70 68 68 1.50 c. F 13 68 65 ti3 63 5 66 62 60 58 56
6 69 65 64 62 60 82 l4 73 l1 11 2.O >E l1 11 69 67 66 65 6 62 58 5l 55
7 66 62 61 5a 5l 85 78 t6 t4 13 12 2.5 QD ao l? 11 69 68 7 59 55 54 51 50

10
8
9
63
60
57
59
56
53
58
55
52
56
53
50
55
52
50
s1
93 a1
a0

PHOSPHOF COATE D LAMPS METALA RC*

1l
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la
11
14
16
71
73
15
3.0 Hc
4.O B
l6 5.O A
82

87
85
14

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PHOSPHOR COATED
12
l5
10
14
15
69
l2
72
11
l2
6a
lo
70
LAMPS METALARC*
I
10
56
52
49
52
4A
45
5l
47
45
48
45
42
47
44
42 o
SPB EAD D STB IBUTI ON WIDF SPR FAD DISTR IBUTION
84 79 78 13 50 49 45 45 43 43 0.6 J 40 40 3l 3/ 86 a4 79 7'/ 7t
2 80 77 73 11 6a 5l 53 53 51 51 o.8 I 49 2 79 16 '12 10 61
3 75 1l 68 65 63 64 62 sqi 58 srj 56 1.0 9 H 61 59 55 54 52 73 69 66 63 61
4 69 65 63 60 58 69 66 63 62 60 r.25 ! c 60 59 51 5/ 4 6'1 63 61
5 65 60 58 55 54 73 69 66 65 63 63 l50 tr F 71 67 64 63 61 60 5 62 57 55 52 51
6 51 50 )9 la la 69 2.O >E 11 l'l 68 6l 65 65 6 57 51 50 47 46
7 55 50 49 46 45 15 l2 11 69 69 2.5 3D a1 l4 l1 /o 1 52 46 45 42 41
8 51 46 45 42 42 85 l/ t4 1 12 11 /o 3.0ccC .84 t6 73 11 10 69 I 47 42 4l 37 31
I 47 42 41 3a tt /5 l3 l2 4.O I 78 l6 t4 l3 12 s 43 37 37 33
39 3a 35 35 q1 l7 t5 l4 l3 10 39 33 30 29
CLEAR METALABC CLEAR META LARC
CONCENTRATING DISTRIAUTION MEDIUM SPREAD D ISTR IBUTION
I 80 79 74 !e 0.6 J 61 9l 56 56 1 17 13
? 82 BO L1- 75 72 65 64 61 61 6U 0.8 r 66 64 62 62 61 61 2 BO

I4 l9 /6 13 12 6C 69 66 64 64 a? 92 1.O 9 H 10 6l 65 65 64 63 q 76
15 l2 10 68 L? 70 67 67 65 69 r.25 L G 13 70 68 67 66 66 4 73 69 68 66
5 7? 69 6'l 12 7A 69 68 6/ r.so # n l6 it 10 69
80 14 L2 _
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l2
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2.5QD 82
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7 67 63 83 16
5a 5l ll 3.0 Hc g,a t3
'/4
n 56 56 53 53
9 6l 58 7 1l I5 l4 t4 40 B 87 ll l6 l4 19 1

o 77 l4 /3
CLEAR METALARC
Spn eno otsrn leurtoN
!1 51 51 0.6 J
2 1A 75 7? 11 68 61 58 58 51 57 0.8 I
64 6l 64 62 62 1.0 9H
4
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*COLOR IMPROVED MERCURY ANO BRITE WHITE DELUXE MERCURY

 CLEAR METALAFC M-4OO
F lture Descr pt on ShedngAngle
VN,lAC 39"
VMAM 3B'
VN,4AS 37'

PHOSPHOR COATED BR TE WHITE DELUXE MERCURY

(H33-1GL/DX)

PHOSPHOR COATED COLOR IMPROVED tvtERCURY (H33-j CL/C)

and
PHOSPHOR COATED METALARC
(M,400/c)

Fixture Descript on Shielding Ang e

VJVlAC 34"
VMAl\,4 2A'
VN,4AS 25',
VMAW 21"

CLEAB MEFCURY (H33.1CD)

Fixture Descript on Sh e dino Anq e
VMAC 36'
VMAM 35'
VI,4AS 34'
33'
The va ues given are for nominal ength (USAS J sta.dard tensth amps

IES Bas ic Maximum Brightness (Footlamberts)

Lamp Viewing angle from horizonta plane (90")
Luminalre Luminalre
Type C ass if cai on Coding B5' 75" 65' 55' 45"
M 400 Clear Concentrat ng VMAC 40 41 44 (1800)
Meta arc 400 Watt Medlum Spread VMAM 41 42 48 (2800)
32000 Lumens Spread VMAS 40 42 4A
H33,1CL/DX
Phosphor Concentrating VMAC 40 43 67
Coated Brite Mediunr Spread VMAM 40 43 (4700)
Wh te Deluxe Spread VMAS 31 34
Mercury 400 Watt Wlde Spread 43 45
23000 Lumens
To obta n va ues for phosphor coated Color lmproved Mercury (H33 1cL/C) mLrltip y above values by 0.890.
To obtain values for phosphor coated Metalarc (M 400/C) nrultipLy above values by 1.30.
H33-1 CD Concentrat ng VMAC 29 34 (460)
Clear Medium Spread VN4AM 30 35 (700)
Mercury 400 Watt Spread VMAS 25 29 Q2a)
20500 Lumens Wide Spread 38 4A (r 600)
A = Source Br Shtness. Va ues n parentheses ndicare brghtness of ampenvetope

M400 H33
Lamp Type 400W Mercury
Consiant Wattage Constant Wattage
Ballast Type Autotransformer* Autotransformer* Reactor
Primary Vo tage 124 2Aa 240 211 480 124 208 24A 211 480 240 271
Open Circu t Vo tage 294 290 290 294 290 250 250 250 250 2sO 240 277
Start nq Llne Current 3 2 15 16 1 4 2.4 2 1.7 4.1 42
Operating L ne Current 4 2.3 2 18 1 4 2.4 2.1 1.73 1 1.95 17
Line Extingu shlng Voltage 55 95 r 10 125 22s 60 105 124 140 24A r 75 200
Min mum Power Factor s0% s0% 90o/o s0% e00k 90% 90% e0% saYo 90% e00k e0%
Approx. lnpui Watis 455 455 455 460 455 445 455 455 455 455 426 431
Mrn mum Ambrent Startrng Temp. 2A'F -2O'f 20'F 20"t -2A'l 20"F 2a'F 2A'F 20'F 2A"F 20F" -24" F
Watts Output Begulat on 12% at 110Y. L ne Volts 6% at :!10% Line Volts 12oh at lsaA
L ne Volts
iwith a CWA type ballast the start ng cunent is eqla to, or ess than the operar ng I ne current
Simplified Assembly
A specia y designed support rlng (A) can be positioned and
secured to standard %" heavy-wall conduit. Ring s threaded
onto condlrit and locked nto position by a thread destruct ve
screw. Complete unit s s mply lifted and eased into hang ng
position. (B) External hook hangers are not requlred to attain
the advaniage of safe, fast insiallation.
Conven;ent Wiring
All necessary wires are accessible from the lsolated wring
charnber (C) located at the top of the ballast housing rnaking t
unnecessary to enter the ballasi compartment for connections.
Once connections are made (D) the lock-on w ring access cover
is put lnto place. (E) Lock screws are provded for fixture
orlentat on.
Built-in Safety Features
The shock reslstant, cast aluminum ba ast housing (F) serves
as both a suppoft and enclosure for the ballast and capacitor.
F xture support is not dependent on strength of screws or bo ts.
Tota fixture weght is dstrlbuted ihrough the auminum sirap
which embraces the entre ballast compaftment. The ba ast
cover plate is eas y removed for access to ba ast conrponents.
Safety cords retain ballast cover plate during ma ntenance. The
reflecior is supported by two heavy duty NEMA style Latches,
(G) proven for their dependab lty in outdoor ghting appllca

Versatility of Application
The light d stribution pattern for the Vanguard s "buit in the
fixture by means of variatlons of ght center length. The same
reflector can be used in a multiplic ty of llght distribution varia
tions simplifying installaion and maintenance of refectors.
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