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One fixture, four wattages. The HD-SB05-150WD area light switches between 80W, 100W, 120W and 150W on a slide switch, with 3000K, 4000K and 5000K on a second switch beside it.
That's up to 23,700 lumens at 4000K, 158 lm/W, CRI 80 plus. Input is AC120-347V, so one part number covers 120V and 347V sites.
Die-cast aluminium, clear PC lens, IP65, cULus wet location listed. Bronze. 5 year warranty.
How many lumens should a parking lot light be?
Match the lumens to mounting height and pole spacing, not to the biggest number on the spec sheet. At 4000K this fixture measures 12,640 lm at 80W, 15,800 lm at 100W, 18,960 lm at 120W and 23,700 lm at 150W. Switch to 5000K and the same four steps give 11,360 to 21,300 lm. Set the wattage once at commissioning and you won't pay to over-light a lot for the next decade.
What lighting is best for parking lots?
Type 5 optics suit open lots. This one throws a 143 by 145 degree square pattern, which is what you want on poles set in a grid across the middle of a lot. It's the wrong choice along a property line, where a Type 3 or Type 4 asymmetric pattern keeps spill off the neighbour. Votatec's beam-angle switchable area light covers T3, T4 and T5 if one site needs both.
Set the wattage and colour on the ground
Both selectors sit under a plastic plug on the housing. Open it with a flat-blade screwdriver, slide the wattage and CCT switches, then reseal the plug so IP65 holds. The photocell reads the opposite way round: silicone cap on means light control off, and opening the cap turns dusk-to-dawn switching on. Doing this at 25 feet is how a crew strands a lift for an afternoon.
What fits, and what ships separately
Brackets are ordered separately. SF, TR and RS each carry their own order code, and the 150W shares a bracket with the 300W while the 500W takes its own. The universal bracket drills a 6-M8 pattern for square or round poles. Tenon and slip-fitter versions both take a 63 mm tenon. Supply conductors need a 90°C rating, and the fixture isn't rated for enclosed installations.
For the wiring diagram, the bracket hole patterns and the switch procedure, open the Manual (PDF), and pull the IES file if your designer needs photometry for a point-by-point layout. Send us the pole count, mounting height and site voltage, and we'll come back with a wholesale quote and a distribution check before anything ships.
