Here's a shot of the subway pick up area around three month later showing the new Hubbell RLGs and square steel poles which replaced the early 70s Powerlite B2255s and concrete davit poles. Note that they also replaced the fence, the curbs, and repaved the lot. They also replaced the dead MH canopy lights.
The Hubbells use 400w PSMH lamps (as compared to 400w MV) and have Intermatic shorting caps fitted.
Sounds like my old McCann Lighting PSMH tags. At first, i used a standard probe MH tag but added "PULSE START TECHNOLEDGY" on the bottom a little larger than the "MV", "HPS", and "MH" on electromark/cooper tags. I have yet to see a cooper PSMH tag. I wonder if they use the split-color tag or if they use a fully red tag with "PSMH" in the corner...
Yeah, I've noticed that but I think their paint pretty durable though. Oh and Mike, I've seen some 320w PSMH OVFs on the Peace Bridge with red and white tags so I guess that's what Cooper uses.
Ahh thanks. Do you happen to remember if the top half had the red or the bottom half? I know GE tags have the red half on the bottom while AELs have it on top.
ahh thanks. I've only seen MV, probe start MH, and HPS Cooper tags. Their 50-150W PSMH tags are apparently fully red too. GE's are half and half for PSMH all the way down to 50W.
I'm not sure if they still have them but I remember seeing a red/white tag with the colours arranged vertically for vertical burning fixtures or something. I wonder why the PSMH tags aren't as standardized as the traditional HID NEMA tags.
I agree, all PSMH lamps should have bi-colored tags. It just makes more sense IMO. And yeah i wonder why PSMH tags aren't as standardized either. They should have choose another color, maybe orange for example, and used that instead of a multi-colored tag. I didn't like the red/white tags in the start, but I've grown used to them now.
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![What Replaced the B2255s...
Here's a shot of the subway pick up area around three month later showing the new Hubbell RLGs and square steel poles which replaced the early 70s [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-11959]Powerlite B2255s[/url] and concrete davit poles. Note that they also replaced the fence, the curbs, and repaved the lot. They also replaced the dead MH canopy lights.
The Hubbells use 400w PSMH lamps (as compared to 400w MV) and have Intermatic shorting caps fitted.
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What Replaced the B2255s...
Here's a shot of the subway pick up area around three month later showing the new Hubbell RLGs and square steel poles which replaced the early 70s [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-11959]Powerlite B2255s[/url] and concrete davit poles. Note that they also replaced the fence, the curbs, and repaved the lot. They also replaced the dead MH canopy lights.
The Hubbells use 400w PSMH lamps (as compared to 400w MV) and have Intermatic shorting caps fitted.
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IIRC you mentioned they were different than a normal PSMH NEMA tag...
especially being a non yellow source of light