HomeMy WebLinkAbout218C KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON & ASSOCIATESCITY OF PALM DESERT INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DATE: JANUARY 16, 1985
SUBJECT: SPECIAL REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL CONSTRUCTION SIGN FOR
MARRIOTT
Marriott Corporation submitted the attached 11 ft. x 24 ft. proposed construction sign to
be located near the intersection of Cook and Country Club. (A total of 264 sq. ft.) The.
previously approved sign on Country Club would remain.
This particular type of sign may be approved by the city council pursuant to Municipal
Code Section 25.68.540, which is attached. The city council has the perogative to review
this sign permit.
Because of the criteria set forth in this section the granting of --a permit becomes more of
a policy decision. Therefore, there is no staff recommendation.
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not extend beyond the property line or into the public right-
of-way. (Ord. 129 54(part), 1977: Ord. 98 §1(part), 1975:
Exhibit A 925.38-16.09).
25.68.510 Obstruction of passage. Signs shall not be
constructed so as to obstruct any door, window, or fire
escape of any building. (Ord. 129 94(part), 1977: Ord.
98 §1(part), 1975: Exhibit A §25.38-16.10).
25.68.520 Maximum si n area limitation. Unless other-
wise authorized by this chapter, regar ess of the zone where
located, no sign shall exceed the maximum area necessary to
identify the.use. (Ord. 129 §4(part), 1977: Ord. 98 §1
(part), 1975: Exhibit A §25.38-16.11).
25.68.530 Exceptions to sign limitations. Nothing con-
tained in this chapter shall prevent the erection, construc-
tion, or maintenance of official traffic, fire, and police
signs, temporary traffic -control signs used during construc-
tion and maintenance of utility facilities and substructure
location and identification signs and markers required to
protect these facilities, devices, and markings of the state
Department of Transportation, the city council, or of other
competent public authorities, or the posting of the notices
required by law. (Ord. 129 94(part), 1977: Ord. 98 §1(part),
1975: Exhibit A 525.38-16.12).
25.68.540 Special permits., Nothing contained in this
chapter shall prevent the city council from granting a tem-
porary special permit or otherwise permitting, on such terms
as it deems proper, signs or the like advertising or pertain-
ing to any civic, patriotic, or special event of general pub-
lic interest taking place within the boundaries of the city
when it can be found that same will not be materially detri-
mental to the public welfare, interest, or safety, nor
injurious to adjacent property or improvements.
Grand opening signs may be approved by the director of
environmental services, subject to appropriate conditions.
(Ord. 129 §4(part), 1977: Ord. 98 §1(part), 1975: Exhibit
A §25.38-16.13).
25.68.550 Imitation of traffic signal. No person shall
Place, maintain or display upon or in view of any street
or highway, any unofficial sign, signal, or device, or any
signal, sign or device which purports to be or resembles an
official traffic signor signal or which hides from view any
official traffic sign or signal. Any such signal may be
abated forthwith. (Ord. 12Q 54(part), 1977: Ord. 98 §1
(part), 1975: Exhibit A §25.38-16.14).
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73-510 FRED WARING DRIVE, PALM DESERT, CALIFORNIA 92260
TELEPHONE (619) 346-0611
March 27, 1984
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION ACTION
CASE NO: 218 C
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON &
ASSOCIATES, 3833 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90807; ARMADILLO JOINT
VENTURE, C/O RANCHO LAS PALMAS MARRIOTT RESORT, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270;
and MARRIOTT CORPORATION, ATTN: JONATHAN C. NEHMER, Marriott Drive,
Washington, D.C. 20058.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Preliminary approval of architectural
plans for hotel and ancillary facilities.
LOCATION: Southwest corner of Cook Street and Country Club Drive.
ZONE: PR-4
Upon reviewing the submitted plans and the presentations by the staff and by the
applicant, the architectural review commission moved to approve this case by minute
motion subject to the conditionsin the minutes.
Date of Action: March 27, 1984
Vote: 3-1
(An appeal of the above action may be made in writing to the city clerk of the City of
Palm Desert within fifteen 05) days of the date of the decision.)
STAFF COMMENTS: Please read the attached minutes.
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MINUTES
PALM DESERT ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION
TUESDAY - MARCH 27, 1984
2:00 P.M. ADMINISTRATION CONFERENCE ROOM
73-510 FRED WARING DRIVE
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The meeting was called to order at 2:00 p.m. after a two hour study session.
Members Present: Ron Gregory
Rick Holden
Bernie Leung
Charlie Martin
Members Absent: Al Cook
Staff Present: Ray Diaz
Steve Smith "4 ^•.,
Tonya Monroe
Moved by Commissioner Holden, seconded by Commissioner Martin, to approve the
minutes for the meeting of March 13, 1984, as submitted. Carried unanimously 3-0-1
(Commissioner Leung abstained).
Moved by Commissioner Martin, seconded by Commissioner Leung, to approve the
following cases by minute motion.
I. CASE NO: 203 C
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): STEVEN H. SULLIVAN, P.O. Box 398,
73-730 Highway 111 ,Suite 5, Palm Desert, CA 92260.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Final approval of plans
Tor an office building.
LOCATION: North side of Alessandro, east of Portola, 74-058
Alessandro.
ZONE: R-3
2. CASE NO: 218 C
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER,
LINDGREN, WILSON do ASSOCIATES, 3833 Long Beach Blvd., Long
Beach, CA 90807; ARMADILLO JOINT VENTURE, C/O RANCHO LAS
PALMAS MARRIOTT RESORT, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270; and
MARRIOTT CORPORATION, ATTN: JONATHAN C. NEHMER, Marriott
Drive, Washington, D.C. 20058.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Preliminary approval of
architectural plans for hotel and ancillary facilities.
LOCATION: Southwest corner of Cook Street and Country Club Drive.
ZONE: PR-4
MR. JONATHAN C. NEHMER, Marriott Corporation, BOB CLARK,
Peridian Group, LEROY VELASQUEZ, LINDA STEVENS, and LARRY
STRICKER, K.S.L.W., were present.
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PALM DESERT ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION MINUTES
MARCH 27, 1984
The applicants present gave a presentation to the commission during
study session.
Commissioner Holden was opposed to the use of a chain link fence along
south property line.
Approval is subject to the following conditions:
1. Construction plans shall be submitted for approval to the City Fire
Marshal prior to issuance of building permits. All conditions shall
be made a part of construction and no certificate of occupancy
shall be issued until completed.
2. Final construction drawings, including a final landscaping, grading,
lighting, amenities, trash storage, walkway layout, irrigation plans
and sign program shall be submitted to the Architectural Review
Commission. No final inspection or occupancy permit shall be
given by the Department of Environmental Services to this project
until the aforementioned approved plans and construction shall
have been completed.
3. CASE NO: 259 MF
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): TED MARTINEZ, c/o VORTEX, 38-725
Adams Street, Bermuda Dunes, CA 92201.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Preliminary approval of
plans for a 28 unit apartment project.
LOCATION: South of Highway 111, between Deep Canyon and Shadow
Hills road.
ZONE: R-3
Approval was subject to the following conditions:
1. Construction plans shall be submitted for approval to the City Fire
Marshal prior to issuance of building permits. All conditions shall
be made a part of construction and no certificate of occupancy
shall be issued until completed.
2. Final construction drawings, including a final landscaping, grading,
lighting, amenities, trash storage, walkway layout, irrigation plans
and sign program shall be submitted to the Architectural Review
Commission. No final inspection or occupancy permit shall be
given by the Department of Environmental Services to this project
until the aforementioned approved plans and construction shall
have been completed.
3. Reexamine solar protection on the south, east, and west elevations.
4. That planters be provided for the central courtyard.
The minute motion on these cases was approved 3-1. (Commissioner Holden voting
nay.)
III. CASES:
A. Final Drawings:
None
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AGENDA ITEM NO: III-B-1
DATE: MARCH 27, 1984
ARCHITECTURAL COMMISSION
CASE NO: 218 C
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON &
ASSOCIATES, 3833 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90807; ARMADILLO JOINT
VENTURE, C/O RANCHO LAS PALMAS MARRIOTT RESORT, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270;
and MARRIOTT CORPORATION, ATTN: JONATHAN C. NEHMER, Marriott Drive,
Washington, D.C. 20058.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Preliminary approval of architectural
plans for hotel and ancillary facilities.
LOCATION: Southwest corner of Cook Street and Country Club Drive.
ZONE: PR-4
BACKGROUND:
November 9, 1983, planning commission reviewed and approved the precise plan
determining the site layout, a tentative map creating 10 parcels on the 235 acre site and a
negative declaration of environmental impact. Prior to that approval the applicant had
made a presentation to a joint city council -planning commission session, at which time the
general concept was found acceptable.
SITE PLAN:
The applicants are proposing the construction of a 900 room resort hotel on a 235 acre
site. The hotel and accessory uses are centrally located, completely surrounded by an 18
hole golf course. The building is located some 800 feet from Country Club and some 1100
feet from Cook Street. The building is basically oriented to the northeast. In addition to
the hotel and accessory uses, several of the parcels created by the tentative map in the
future will be developed with residential uses; fairway home sites. This part of the
project is not under review at this time, although the landscape plans do cover this area
and describe the theme to be carried out.
The main entry point for the hotel will be from Country Club Drive. Access to the
fairway home sites are from Country Club and Cook Street. Along the west property line
a driveway provides access to the maintenance and landscape storage building which is
located at the southwest corner of the site.
ELEVATIONS:
The proposed hotel ranges from 5 to 8 storys. The 8 story section encompasses the lobby
and atrium with skylights. The building then steps down to 5 storys at each end.
Structural walls and columns will be finished in navajo white, trellis and trim in mesquite
and lanai partitions and louvers in a sand beige color. Guardrails will be medium bronze
anodized aluminium.
The maintenance building, located at the southwest corner of the site, will be metal roof
and metal wall panels. At one end of the building will be a greenhouse. This facility will
be 26 feet in height and will have overhed doors in the east and west elevations.
LANDSCAPING:
The landscape plans submitted cover the hotel, the golf course, walls and the future
residential areas.
The entire site is enclosed with various types of walls and fences. Along the east and
north property lines slump block walls, sacked finish and painted to match the hotel will
alternate with sections of tubular steel fencing. These walls will vary from 6-7 feet in
height. Along the west property line a slump block wall will match with the existing
Silver Sands wall. Along the south property line, 6 foot chain link is proposed.
Planting along the west property line has taken into consideration the prevailing wind. A
double row of nerium oleander, heavily planted eucalyptus rudis and southern live oak are
delineated along this section. This same combination is shown along the other perimeter
of the site, although not in the same intensity.
In the medians on Cook Street and Country Club Drive, the plan proposes 35-40 foot date
palms and 36 inch box jacaranda. This same combination is proposed outside the walls
with the addition of pyracantha planted to climb the slump block walls. Staff have spoken
with the applicant outlining our concerns relative to date palms. Center median strips on
the residential streets will be planted with 36 inch box jacaranda, indio hawthorne and
pyrancantha.
Along the edges of the golf course, situated where they can be seen through the steel
fence sections, will be groupings of 20' - 25' washingtonia filifera.
On the hotel building itself, planter boxes are provided on most if not all of the units
which will be planted with either star jasmine or bougainvillea.
The entry driveway and building perimeter show a continuation of the use of jacaranda,
southern live oak and date palms.
CONCLUSION:
Considering the nature and size of the proposal, this report has attempted to highlight the
salient features. The applicant will make a complete presentation to commission at the
meeting.
RECOMMENDATION:
That the commission review the plans for Case 218 C, Marriott Hotel, and determine
acceptability. Should commission decide to grant preliminary approval, it should be
subject to the following conditions:
1. Construction plans shall be submitted for approval to the City Fire Marshal
prior to issuance of building permits. All conditions shall be made a part of
construction and no certificate of occupancy shall be issued until completed.
2. Final construction drawings, including a final landscaping, grading, lighting,
amenities, trash storage, walkway layout, irrigation plans and sign program
shall be submitted to the Architectural Review Commission. No final
inspection or occupancy permit shall be given by the Department of
Environmental Services to this project until the aforementioned approved
plans and construction shall have been completed.
KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS
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COLORS AND MATERIALS
Marriott's Desert Springs
A Palm Desert Resort & Spa
Site Materials
Perimeter wall - slump block masonry wall to be with sacked finish
plaster painted to match Frazee exterior stock color #307, "Navajo
White". Tubular steel fencing painted to match Frazee exterior
stock color #133, "Bark".
Vehicular and pedestrian concrete paving and poured -in -place walls -
integrally colored concrete surfaces (Chromix, C-15, "Coachella Sand")
to be either lightly sandblasted or exposed aggregate.
Masonry retaining walls with stone veneer (between #1 fairway and
hotel lake) - "Desert Bark" stone veneer.
Hotel Exterior Building Materials
Structural walls and columns - painted to match Frazee exterior stock
color #307, "Navajo White".
Lanai partitions and louvers - painted to match Frazee color #2392 M.
Trellis and trim - painted to match Frazee exterior stain stock color
#112, "Mesquite".
Guard rails - medium bronze anodized aluminum.
MARRIOTT DESERT SPRINGS
A PALM DESERT RESORT AND SPA
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The theme of Marriott's Desert Springs Resort and Spa is recreation,
water and quiet elegance. The 900 room hotel is centrally located
on the 235 acre site completely surrounded by its 18 hole champion-
ship golf course. The irrigation water for the course has been
concentrated in several large lakes around the hotel creating an
oasis experience.
One first approaches the hotel on the palm lined entry road crossing
over the lake which is flanked by the 3rd, 4th, 15th and 16th holes.
Next you are greeted by the elegant motor court, with its cascading
water falls and then by its bougainvillea covered trellis which
completely surrounds the guest with an array of flowers and color.
The colors and materials used on the project enhance the image of
quiet elegance. The subtle creams and beiges enrich the structure
and emphasize the plant color and water activity surrounding the
structure.
As you enter the magnificent eight story atrium lobby again the focus
is on water. You walk across richly paved bridges through the lushly
landscaped atrium. At the lower level you see the lake penetrate
into the atrium with gondolas carrying guests to various activities
throughout the resort.
Centered in the lake beyond the atrium is a landscaped island where
one of the pools and sunning areas is located. Beyond the island is
the 18th green to further emphasize the focus on recreation. The
mountains provide a backdrop for this beautiful setting.
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DESlGy REVIEW BOARD
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KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON & ASSOCIATES
Applicant (please print)
3833 Long Beach Boulevard 213)427-7939
Mailing Address Telephone
Long Beach, California 90807 90807
city State ZIP -Code
REOUESTO (Describe specific nature of approval requested).
To receive initial plan review approval for the project site and hotel and
maintenance buildings. Tennis and Spa facilities and residential lots will be
submitted at a later date.
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:
A portion of the north half of Section 9, Township 5, South, Range 6, East,
San Bernardino Meridian, in the City of Palm Desert, County of Riverside, State
of California.
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO, Book 624, Page 03, Parcel Nos. 2 thru 6, inclusive.
EXISTING ZONING PR-4 and PC (2)
Property Owner Authorization T"n*d atthey are Me onner W of the property described he in and hereby give author -
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BY MY SIGNATURE ON THIS AGREEMENT, Absolve the City of Polm Oeewt of all liabilities rdIn9 any deed restrictions
may appl' to the property described "1r L
1 tt Date
Applicants Signature
( FOR STAFF USE ONLY) Environmental Status
❑ Ministerial Act E.A. No.
❑ Categorical Exemption
❑ Negative Deaaration
❑ Other
Accepted by,
CASE No.
Reference Cate No.
CITY OF PALM DESERT
APPLICATION FORM
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD PROCESS
Design Review Of: CASE NO.
HOTEL AND ASSOCIATED COMMERCIAL USES, GOLF COURSE
(Type of Project)
KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS
(Applicant)
Agreement of compliance to be signed by those applying for review.
I hereby acknowledge that I have read and agree, to comply with
all the following requirements, and understand that the Depart-
ment of Building and Safety will not issue a building permit or
allow occupancy on the use permitted until this signed confirma-
tion has been received by the Department of Environmental Services.
The development of this project shall conform substantially to all
development plans submitted in behalf of this case, and as revised
according to the Design Review Board process. Any minor change
requires approval by the Director of Environmental Services. Any
substantial change requires approval by the Design Review Board.
All requirements of any law, ordinance, or regulation of the State,
City, and any other applicable government entity shall be complied
with as part of the development process.
This approval is applicable, subject to the development of this
project, commencing within one year from approval date and being
promptly completed.
Landscaping (with irrigation system) shall be installed prior to
final inspection and receiving certificate of occupancy.
Curb, gutter, curb cuts, and tie-in paving shall be provided along
the full frontage of the lot by means of installation prior to
final inspection or other provisions as approved by the City
Engineer. Construction shall conform to City Standards and all
requirements of the City Engineer.
All new and existing electrical distribution lines, telephone,
cable antenna television, and similar service wires or cables,
which are adjacent to and provide service to the property being
developed shall be installed underground as a part of development
from the nearest existing pole not on the property being developed
as req ed by Mu icipal Code.
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Signa ure to
Department of Environmental Services Form la
KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS
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March 15, 1984
City of Palm Desert
Department of Environmental Services
73-510 Fred Waring Drive
Palm Desert, CA. 92260
Attention: Mr. Ray Diaz
Mr. Steve Smith
Re: Marriott Hotel Site - Architectural Commission
Initial Plan Review
Dear Mr. Diaz and Mr. Smith:
We are submitting herewith, the following items for the referenced
project for Architectural Commission review:
Project Description
Completed Application Form (No, 1A)
Address Labels for Project Sponsors
(Gummed labels and typed list)
Filing Fee ($50.00)
Six (6) sets of each of the following
Site Improvement Plans showing existing topography,
proposed topography, on site street improvements,
and lot line (Sheets 1 - 14)
Sewer Plans (Sheets 1 - 14)
Water Plans (Sheets 1 - 8)
Off -site Street Improvement Plans
Perimeter Wall Plans (Sheets 1 - 3)
Planting Plans (Sheets P1-P45, one set - color coded)
Paving Patterns for Concrete Patterning of Vehicular Drives
(4 sheets)
Conceptual Site Plan (Sheet 1 - one additional colored
plan is included)
Precise Plan (Sheet IA)
Vicinity Map (Sheet 1B)
Site Section (Sheet 2)
Mr. Ray Diaz
Mr. Steve Smith
City of Palm Desert
March 15, 1984
Page two
Hotel Schematic Floor Plans (Sheets 3 - 10)
Hotel Sections (Sheets 11 - 14)
Hotel Elevations (Sheets 15 - 17) - one additional colored
elevation of Sheets 15 and 16 are also included)
Well and Pump Enclosure (Sheet A-420)
Maintenance and Greenhouse Building Plans and Elevations
(Sheets A-401 through A-403)
Dimensioned Grid Plans (Sheets A3.10 - A3.12)
Sign Program (Sheets D-300 and D-301)
Lighting Plans (Sheets LL-1 through LL7)
Colors and Materials - Written Description for Hotel and Site.
Colors and Materials Sample Boards (One each for Hotel and Site)
Please call if we can be of any assistance to you on any of the above
items.
Very truly yours,
KILLINGSWORTH, STRICKER, LINDGREN, WILSON & ASSOCIATES
Linda Kelselei
Associate
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Enclosures
ATTACHMENT FOR APPLICATION FOR:
ARCHITECTURAL COMMISSION REVIEW
Project Roster of Parties Directly Involved in Representing this Project:
OWNER: Armadillo Joint Venture
c/o Rancho Las Palmas Marriott Resort
4100 Bob Hope Drive
Rancho Mirage, CA. 92270
PROJECT SPONSOR: Marriott Corporation
Marriott Drive
Washington, D.C. 20058
ATTN: Mr. Jonathan C. Nehmer
Mr. Richard Senechal
PHONE: (301) 897-9000
ARCHITECT: Killingsworth, Stricker, Lindgren,
Wilson & Associates Architects
3833 Long Beach Boulevard
Long Beach, CA. 90807
ATTN: Mr. Larry Stricker
Ms. Linda Stevens
PHONE: (213) 427-7939
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Kim's patented wedge mount
eliminating all exposed
fasteners at the pole top. A
single concealed bolt in the
convenient field splice com-
partment facilitates fixture
attachment to pole. Fixture
housing locks in the open
Position, freeing both hands
for mounting.
U.S. Patent No. 4,064,432
Unitlzed In -Head Ballast
The ballast and all related pre.
wired components are mountec
to a single plate, facilitating
attachment to the fixture by
means of key slots. As a further
convenience for installation and
maintenance, all wiring uses
quick -disconnect plugs. For
easy access to the ballast area,
the reflector hinges down.
One -Piece Hydroformed
Reffectors
Both the Type V Square and
Type III Asynvnetric reflectors
are hydrofomred in one piece to
ensure optical precision. This
Process also provides the
mechanical strength to prevent
distortion throughout the fixture
life. A lasting polish is assured
on all reflectors because of the
protective Alzak processing.
U.S. Patent No. 4,041,306
One -Piece Enclosures
Both the standard acrylic and•
optional Lexan enclosures are
injection molded in one piece
for optical clarity and homo-
geneous strength. Fixture
(rousing is held by internal sup-
port rods rendering enclosures
non supporting; full gasketing
gives a totally sealed optical
chamber.
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Housing is fabricated from a one-piece extruded aluminum side
panel with mitered comers, Internally welded and sealed for
weather -tightness. A press -formed aluminum top cover interlocks
With the housing and has a continuous seal of silicone rubber resist-
ant to weathering, moisture, UV and ozone. Top is peaked for
strength and efficient water runoff. .
I Refledorisone-piecehydrofonnedwithahighly specularAlzak
processed surface. Socket is mounted in a one-piece casting
which is fully gasketed at the reflector surface. All wir-tot
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socket are gasketed at point of entry into the optical chamber.
Reflector side walls and top are contoured so no light is reflected
back into the lamp arc tubeforoptimum lamp life and performance.
Reflector hinges down with two captive quarter turn fasteners for
ballast access. All High Pressure Sodium models are provided
c4KV pulse -rated sockets.
losure Assembly consists of an extruded top frame, a one-
piece injection molded clear acrylic enclosure and acast aluminum
pole adapter. Enclosure is fully gasketed top and bottom, held in
a lightly stressed condition by four internal steel tubes within
chrome pfated spacer sleeves.
-,*Flush Mount adapter is cast aluminum and secures the fixture
rigidly by internal wedge grips and a single center bolt. Afield .
splice compartment is provided in the adapter and no fasteners
are visible at the pole top.
Tenon Mount is one-piece cast aluminum for mourning to a 2" pole
tenon (2WO.D.) by means of eight socket head set screws. One set
screw is to be field drilled into pole tenon to inhibit fixture rotation.
Fixture teran mount has an internal field splice compartment
All Electrical Components are UL fisted and mounted inside fhe
fixture. Ballastand related components are integrated onto asingfe
mounting plate attached to the fixture with easy release key slots.
All electrical components are prewired using quick -disconnect
plugs. Ballasts are the component type capable of providing lamp
starting down to -200 F. with power factor of 90%or better
(High Power Factor}
Standard Finish is baked enamel applied over satin polish and
Alockne or Irddite primer. Available colors are semi -gloss black,
dark bronze, or natural aluminum.
Optional Finish is Architectural Class I Anodize over satin polish.
Available colors are black and dark bronze (for flush mounted
fixtures only).
ure Strength Factor = 55 for one fixture,110 for two fixtures.
strength factor must be equal to or greater than fixture strength
factor. See page 10 for explanation of strength factor system.
WARNING: This fixture must be grounded in accordance with
local codes or the National Electric Code. Failure to do so may
result in serious personal injury.
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Nat-T�perod Square Aluminum
For Hush mounted fixtures ony,
SBC500 and SBC300, single post
top mount.
Shaft is square non -tapered
extruded aluminum, alloy 6063-T5,
supplied with a hand hole complete
with gasketed cover and flush allen
head screws.
Standard Fixed Baca is cast
aluminum fully welded to shaft
supplied with a two-piece cast
aluminum cover secured to base.
Grounding is by one 144-20 green
screw at hand hole.
Anchorage is by four galvanized
`'- * anchor bons supplied with
l nuts, eight washers and a rigid
Pressed board template.
Anchor Bon Size: 44" x 15"
Bolt Circle Diameter. 11"
Anchor Bon Projection: 3%'
Base Size: 10" sq.
Conduit Opening (dia): 3"
Hinge Base Max. Conduit
Projection Above Footing: 1 %-
Standard Finish is semigloss
baked enamel applied over Alodine
or Inidite primer.
BL-E Black baked enamel.
D" Dark Bronze
baked enamel.
NA-E Natural Aluminum
baked enamel.
Optional Finish is Architectural
Class I anodize.
BL-A Blackanodize.
DB-A Dark Bronze anodize.
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only. Cast aluminum with self-locking
slip hinge providing full 90' lowering
and removal. Uses same anchor
bolt circle as standard fixed base.
Add HB to catalog number.
Example: PD124125HB.
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wtth Arm Mounting Cleats
For flush mounted fixtures Doty,
SBC500 and SBC300, twin arm
mount.
Shaft is square non -tapered
extruded aluminum, alloy 6063-TS.
with two extruded aluminum arm
minting cleats welded to pole
180" apart. A hand hole is supplied
with
wgasketed cover and hush anon
head screws.
Standard Fixed Bass is cast
aluminum fully welded to shaft.
supplied with a two-piece cast
aluminum cover secured to base.
Grounding is by one W-20 green
screw at hand hole.
Anchorage is by four galvanized
L-hook anchor bons, suPPlied with
eight ruts, eight washers and a rigid
pressed board template.
4" s4 5" sq-
Anchor Bolt Size W x 15" i4" x 26"
Boll Circle
Diameter, 1l" 11"
Anchor Bolt
Projection: 3%" 314"
Base Size: id'sq. 11"sq.
Conduh
Opening: 3" 4"
Hinge Base Max. Conduit projection
Above Footing: IN" 144"
Finish is semi-gklss baked enamal
applied over Alodine or Imcire
pprrnar.
BL-E Black baked enamel.
DO-E Dark Bronze
baked enamel.
NA-E Natural Aluminum
baked enamel.
Anodized finishes are not available.
Polls Shaft Thick- StrengM
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•1`01041115-2 10, 4"sq..188" 361
*M241W2 12' Val..18r 275
'r014J1418-2 14. 4'sq. .188" 217
1`014-5188.2 14' 51sq. AN" 303
1`016d1862 1& 4"sq..188" 175
PD76-51842 16' 5" sq..188" 243
PD20.5188-2 2e 5"sq. AN" IN
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available on poles up to 14'he4ght
only. Cast akmuxm with son
slip hinge providing full 90" lowering
and removal. Uses same anchor
bon circle as standard fixed base.
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Single
xtm: ® SBC500/70HPS277/BL-A/LS/A-25/PD12-4125HB/BL-A
91 (M�tt 60
Ordering ExarPfa
Twin Mount: 2B/SBC500/250HPS240/DB-E/BR/A-25/PD16-5188-2/DB-E
OrdedngExempb, +�,._.:.:'::
wall ourK 1W/SBC300/175MH120/BL-E/LS/A-25 (rapole)
Optional Enclosures TvWn Arm Mount Poles
For all fixtures. For flush mounted fixtures only. Fbr flush mounted fixtures, single post top ortwin arm mounted.
Cat. No. BR 7r Non -Tapered Square Aluminum Non Tapered Square Aluminur
Bronze finted one-piece i for Single Post Top Mounting: for Twin Arm Mount:
injection molded acrylic. r Strength Stre r
�*Cat. No. LS i i i L�CeL HL Factor Cat No. HL F t�or
One-piece injectionnolded CaL No. 2B 25 Ir 812 PD144188-2 10' 361
clear Lexan. See page 7 for Consists of two prewired arm125 10' 510 P012-4188.2 1Z 275
caution. assembles. Available in baked125 1Z 361 PD14-4188.2 14' 217
enamel o match to and125 14' 265 PD145188.2 14' 303
Y Po 125 16 203 PD1B41882 16 175
lure• 168 tfi 295 PD165188-2 16' 243
188 27 189 PD20S188-2 27 168
Well Mount Standard Finishes: Standard Finishes:
For flush mounted fixtures only. BL-E Black baked enamel. BL-E Black baked enamel.
1_ DB-E Dark Bronze baked DS-E Dark Bronze baked
ra NA-E ' NanturalAluminum NA-E Natural Aluminum
Optional Cat. No.1W baked enamel. baked enamel.
Houxs(de Shield Consists of wall plate and pre- Optional Fmishes: Optional anodized finishes
FbrType 16 dstnbution wired arm assembly. Available BL-A Black anodize. rot available.
fixtures only. in baked enamel only to mat DB-A Dark Bronze anodize.
CaL No. HS fixture. Avaftablewith optional Hinged Base HB.Pdd HB to pole catalog
number. Example: PD124125HB. Seepage B forhinge direction
Xt, X2, Yt orY2 when twin mount is used..
'Poles
Optional Photocell For tenon mounted fixtures, single post top mount only.
Receptacle
For all fixtures. Tapered Square Steel with Non -Tapered Square Steel
Cat No.A-25 Tenon for Single Post with Tenon forSingle Pod
Receptacle orgy. Photocell by Top Mounting. Top Mounting:
others: For Win mount each, Strength Strength
fixture is supplied with its own Cat No. HL Factor Cat No. HL Factor
photocell receptacle. PGOKlUr 10' 1266 PFGK1Ur 10, 950
PGQ K12r 1Z 879 PFDK12r 1Z 660
Twin Arm Mount and Wall PGGK14T 14' 646 PFDK14r 14, 485
PGOK16i 16' 494 PFGK16T iB 371
Mount not available for* PGDK2f1T 27 316 PFGK20T 27 238
tenon mounted fixtures. Standard Finish is factory
applied Red Oxide Primer.
Optional Finishes are air dried enamels forjobsite painting
over factory appried red oxide primer.
• O oriel BL-ADE Blackardryenanel.
Ho�iraealdeShield DB<ADE Dark Bronze air dry enamel
FbrType III distribution NA-ADE Natural Muminum air dry enamel
fixtures only. Hinged Base not available.
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Waming: This fixture must
be grounded in accord-
ance with local codes, or
the National Electrical Code.
Failure to do so may result
in serious personal injury.
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Specifications Ndmber%,',-
Fixture shall be Underwriters Laboratories Inc. listed.
Fixture and Reflector System
Housing shall be a one-piece aluminum casting of an alloy Cat. No. Description
containing less than 0.3% copper to prevent corrosion when cast LLF1 'j System 1, symmetric right -left light distribution, vertic
iattached tothe n concrete. A cast aluminum J-box of the same alloy shall be LJ lamp position: For surfaces from horizontal to 10°slop
a removable coverdenter. Irside nterior vthe olume of the J andbo slhall be 22 cubilosed c LLF2 System 2,1 eft asymmetric light distribution, horizont
i inches, and shall contain lour (4)1"N.P.T. conduit taps. There shall lamp Position. For stairways from 20° to 35° slope.
be two tops in the bottom and one in each end, each tap with a LlF3 lampSystpo it right asymmetric light distribution strib 350;horizon'.
removable plug. Aparticle-board cover shall be furnished to IMP Position. For stairways from 20° to 35°slope.
keep the housing cpean until the electrical components
are to be installed.
Door Frame shall be a one-piece aluminum casting with a line Electrical Components (Ballast/Socket Assembly) Pebbled texture on the outer surface. Trapezoidal outer contour
shall tilt the lens 18- from vertical. Retained by 4 stainless steel Cat. No. Description W": Vne Max
y countersunk socket head fasteners. Volts Amp:
[50HPS277
OHPS120 SOW. High Pressure Sodium (E-23yz) 120 0.65
—�j Lens shall be tempered borosilicate glass with a smooth outer""iOHPS208 Same P08 0.35
surface (lush with the door frame, and vertical inside flutes. For HPS240 Same 240 0.30
Systems 2 and 3, a shield shall be provided behind the lens, to Same 277 0.30
control the fixture brightness when viewing up the stairway. For 70HPS120 70W. High Pressure Sodium (E-23y2) 120 0.81
impact resistance, an optional injection molded Lexane (in lieu 70HPS206 Sarre
of glass) lens can be provided. ft shall be identical in appearance 70HP5240 Sarre 240 0.40
to the glass lens and contain a UV inhibitor. 70HPS277 Same 240 0.40
277 0.35
Gaskettriq between the lens, door frame, 100HPS120 1 OOW. High Pressure Sodium (E-23%) 120 1.30
silicone rubber. A neoprene gasket shall be p housing
between be
the 10000Hp � Same 208 0.76
J-box and the housing. The entire fixture shall be weathertight 100HPS277 Same 240 0.66
277
75MV120 75MercuryVapor(E-17) 120 0.82
WReflector shall be one-piece hydroformed aluminum with an 75MV208 Same
Alzake finish. The bottom surface shall be finished in matte black to 75MV240 Sarre 208 0.48
prevent any escape of upward light. 75MV277 Same 240 0.41
1OOMV120 100W. MercuryV 277 1..
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Ek+chtcal Components shall be mounted as self-contained 100MV208 Same spot (A-23) 120 1.05
subassembly. All electrical subassemblies shall be mounted to the t00MV240 Same 208 0.60
housing using key slots, and all lamp modes shall be IOOMV240 Sarre 240 0.52
interchangeablewithin a single housing. Ballasts shall be 277 0.45
high power factor for —20°starting. °1161NC 11 6W. Incandescent (A-21) 120 PIA
Lamps by others. Wldng of the electrical comp rents shall be done at the fact °A-21 Clear Traffic Signal Lamp —8000 His. Average Life
using high temperature leads. A ground lead shall be fumi
between the housing and J-box.
Finishes
i Sockets shall be UL approved for appropriate lamps with high Cat. No. Descriptor
Pressure sodium sockets rated for 4 KV. NA-E Natural Aluminum baked enamel.
Finish shall be clear anodized on the housing. Black, dark bronze BL-E Black baked enamel. _
or natural aluminum baked enamel finishes shall la applied to nze Dark Bronze baked enamel.
frame ass Resembles Duranodice 313 in color-
pecified.
Photometricsshallbeprovidedbyanestablishedandcertified Options
independent laboratory. Cat. No. Description
Lexan Injection molded Lsxar>° lens, identical configura-
tion as standard glass lens. CAUTION: Use only
Some interpretations of the National Electric Code may when vandalism is anticipated to be high. Useful allow 120 volt fixtures only. If206, 240, or 277 wok fixtures are Gfe is limited due to yellowing caused by UV from
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desired, check with local code authority before sifying. sunlight and MercuryVapor lamps.
OEM Quartz Emergency Lighting Circuit. Includes Mini -
Can 1-4 socket for customer wiring back to an
Orderin emergency 120 volt generator. Can be used with
g guide for complete fixture any H.I.D. or incandescent LLF fixture. 150W. T-4
Mini -Can quartz lamp by others.
,�d� QAx Quartz Auxiliary Light. Includes Mini -Can T-4
_ Pe" socket and relay wired to 120 volt fixture ballast
x to Op tap. Quartz lamp lights until H.I.D. lamp reaches
E i� apes �d approx. 70% brightness in either cold or hot start
conditions. For use with 70HPS, 100HPS and
100MV LLF fixtures only. 150W. T-4 Mini -Can
LLF1 /70HPS120/BL-E/Lexan/OEM quartz lamp by others.
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1. Cartaluminumn flush guard with convex tenpred lens of moidd
borodlicite glass. Guard muffed to housing with 10.24 stainless
steel flat heed socket yaws.
2. tens retaining ring and splice compartment covers am deast
aluminum seared by corrosion resistant 10.24 flat head Tom(R)
. screws. -Lars gasket is EPDM high temperature rubber. Splice
compertm at gaskets re soli! neoprene.
3. (4) K"'NPT and (1) W; NPT hubs provided In bottom of spin
compartment for conduit entry. Closure pugs also providaL
LOW VOLTAGE INCANDESCENT
GROUND MOUNT
PRECISION UPLIGHTS
FLUSH GUARD
with CONVEX TEMPERED LENS
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COMPLETE UNIT
LIL-5130FG 25W or 50W, PAR-36, low
KIL v0 a i�nondescenL 6o6V w 12V
lamps.
,L'-5132FG 12(YW, PAR-56, low voltage
127 'Mcandescent lamp only.
ant leap (6132 unit). Lampe adjustable 300 each tide of
vertical, over 3600 horizontal rotation. Lamps not furnished.
6. Screw terminal connector. -
7..Integral prewired transformer accasubie through lamp housing.
120V Input only. PAR-36 lamp units utifse a 50VA terns•
former for 6.6V or 12V lamp operation. PAR-56 lamp units
uti0ze a 120VA transformer for 12V lamp operation.
B. Ducmrsal(R) electrical fed thru ensures high pressure sal while
mainteining conductor to conduct" electrical isolation.
4. Housing consists of one piece diecart aluminum faceplate with •'
integral wiring compartments Iwleted from lamp compertrrant.
bonded to heavy gauge seamless aluminum tubing with diecast
aluminum clamping plate end (3) X"tle sods, below grab et-
Wior surfaces factory oos d with a minimum 5 mils Seotdr
Cled(R) 1706. Ennposedwrfaaa brona pshlt
5. 25W or 50W. PAR-36 low vollage (65V or 12V1 Incandescent •.
lamp (5130 unit) or 120W, PAR-56 low voitege (12V) inades-
a. 1_SO -
U.L. listed - File No. E16263. C.S.A. File No. LL13931.
Supply wiring: 75oC. Through wiring: B - No. 12 AWG -
75oC. Suitable for scot locations.
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' FEATURES
SPECIFICATIONS
These heavy duty -all cast bronze fixtures
are
designed for the 120 volt" 300 watt PAR 56
The underwater lighting fixture shall be de -
signed to accommodate a 120 volt* 300 watt
2000 hour incandescent lamp or the-500 watt
incandescent PAR 56, or 500 watt tungsten
PAR 56 tungsten halogen 4000 hour lamp.
halogen (quartz) lamp and shall be of poros-
Units incorporate clear heat resistant temper-
iy free cast bronze construction with all
ed lens, single piece ..U.! shaped molded
fasteners of stainless steel or silicon bronze.
gasket, brass watertight cord entrance seal.,,
and 9 feet of # 16 3 ST submersible cord. "
The lens shall be 8%" diameter convex and -
-
of clear tempered, heat resistant glass, (color
300 WATT UNDERWATER IGHTS
ad lens available on special order). Lens
4422-4 Yoke Mount --, _:
gasket shall be single piece molded "U"
Provided with heavy cast bronze support yoke "prene
shaped silicone 1500 watt models) or neo ;:
for complete adiustabitity and mounts to an :`.e
- Y..-.:;._
(300 waft models). Fixture shall be
supplied with -9' #16-3 T
5 submersible cord:
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surface with % diameter stud' or mounting
with 'ground wire poiitively grounded inside
bolt.'
4422-5 Base Mount x ,�,k<. ?
Cord entrance to .fixture shell -be by
means a
n of brass Wateitight seal: Socket shall %'
Provided with cast bronze:support yoke choui.t i, - be -mogul prong, with 200° silicone insulated
ed on 12' diameter heavy cast bronzo base, r r`
leads. Yoke and base shapll be hea cast
bronze"construction with v fo 90°. cn le of °
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HIGH VOLTAGE 230 roll underw`afer R k r R 0.z ��r The yoke lock is an, accessory ae
p a° Standard 300 watt fuehires may 6e used hn °'"` attaches to the yoke and.fixture bodf
1„ 230 volt PAR 36, 300 watt tempi Wfth aRyh► ; tam a more pos�hve lock of fhe'fxture at
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SPECIFICATION DATA
I PRODUCT NAME :...
ROBERTS STEP-LITE "
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MANUFACTURER
ROBERTS STEP-LITE SYSTEMS
4501 North Western Avenue
Oklahoma City, 'Oklahoma 73118
(405) 528-7004
III PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
BASIC USE;
L . Step-Lite System is a 24-volt low light level system which requires
2,4 watts of energy per foot for the "V-Std Series" and produces
5 foot candles 6 inches below the light source, T e "V-EB Series"
requires 4.8 watts of energy per foot and produces 10 foot candles
at 6 inches below the light source. The "V-Series" is used in any
application in which the extrusion can be cast into the finished
material (concrete, terrazzo, etc,).
The V-extrusion is cast into the finish material to create the void for
the light tube and also as a reflector.
LIMITATIONS:
If used as the product was originally designed, there is very little
possibility of the light tube being damaged or vandalized. (Proper
use is indicated in detailed installation drawings No. V-1 and V-2
furnished with each set of shop drawings and also available from the
Manufacturer's Representative) However, some Designers may wish
to use the product in a different mapper. Caution should be exercised
in any application where the light tube is visible. There is the chance
for vandalism to the tube being damaged. In climates where de -thawing
chemicals are used on ice and snow, damage to connectors may occur
unless installed as originally intended and according to Manufacturer's
Shop Drawings.
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COMPOSITION AND MATERIALS:
V-extrusion is VTR-319 white polyvinylchloride.
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Light tubes are 5/16 diameter "Lexan" with 5 volt
lamps. , 4/10 .wattwheat
Size: V-Std Series extrusion is 1 3/8 inches wide x 13/16 inches
deep x any length required up to 18 feet
V-EB Series is 1 3/8 inches wide x 13/16 inches deep x any r
length up to 9 feet long, ;
Color: All extrusions are pure white and all light tubes are clear with
clear lamps,
IV TECHNICAL DATA.
All Step-lite Systems are powered by CLASS.H-UL approved buck and
boost transformers. Transformers are furnished with System and are
sized (KVA rating) according to total system load, 120V to 24 volts
or 220V to 24 volts.
V-Std. Series allows up to 18 feet in a single piece of light tubing to
be powered from a power point. Thus, tuns up to 36 feet are possible
by placing the power source between two 18 foot tubes,
V-EB Series allows 9 feet in a single piece of tubing to be powered from
a power point. Runs of 18 feet are possible by placing the power source
between two tubes.
"Power Point" is term applied to end• of feed line from transformer to n
location of light tubes. Many "Rower Points" may be required and can
be powered from one transformer.
Clear silicone rubber sealant is used to hold light tube in extrusion.
(Dow Corning or G.E.) Sealant will stretch to three times its original
size and will adhere to extrusion and light tube -in sub -zero or extremely
high temperatures.
TEMPERATURE: V-Std Series.generates a temperature of approximately
1200, V=EB Series generates a temperature of approximately 1500.
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f V INSTALLATION:
V-Series extrusions and conduits must be cast into finish material as
It is poured. Exact placements of conduits will be shown as "Power
Points" on Shop Drawings furnished by Manufacturer. Placement of
the extrusion is shown in the forming sections on sheet V-1 and V-2.
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In curved design installations, the extrusion may require kerfing
one side of the !,V".
The extrusion may be held in place on the form by mechanical tape F
during the pouring operation, then the excess cut away when the form
is removed.. Be sure a race -way has been provided from "Power Point"` -
to Transformer location. Normally #18-2 stranded wire is used from
"Power Point" to Transformer.
Light tubes are fuished in exact lengths required and are numbered to
conform to numbers on Shop Drawing. This allows each to be placed
exactly where it should go on job site. After all tubes have been placed
at installation location, place the shrink tube furnished over the tube
at end or ends where connections are to be made. Connect tubes to
24-volt power to test. If all lamps are burning properly, slide shrink
tube into proper position to protect connections and heat with heat gun
or hair dryer.
Place a continuous bead of Sealant on the light tube and allow to set
for two or three minutes. The tube is now placed into the extrusion
by starting at one end and gently pressing the tube into place. Continue_
along the tube until entire length is pressed into the extrusion. Start
at point of beginning and firmly press tube with fingers to insure a
tight bond, then wipe excess Sealant with clean cloth and the installation .
Is completed.- .0
AVAII.ABn= AND COSTS ,,,i • ,'
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Availability; Roberts Step-lite Systems are furnished directly to the user
through. Manufacturer's Representatives in each state. Contact Manufacturer
for complete list of Representatives and their addresses.
Costs; Each order is custom fabricated for a specific project, therefore,
plans must be furnished to Roberts Step-lite Systems for a cost quotation.
However, area Representatives can fumishDesigners and Specifiers
approximate cost estimates for budget purposes.
The original costs are generally more than conventional systems, however,
this cost is quickly recovered by the energy savings and the fact there
is no lamp replacement cost.
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VII GUARANTEE
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If any light tube should fall to burn properly during the test prior to
installation or should it fail within a period of thirty six (36) months
from shipping date, and this failure is, in the opinion of the manufacturers
of Roberts Step-Lite System, not a result of a faulty installation or
mistreatment after installation, a duplicate light tube will be provided
by Roberts Step-Lite Systems at no cost upon the return of the faulty
tube. Guarantee covers replacement of light tube only,
VIII MAINTENANCE
Roberts Step-Lite Systems require no maintenance The lamp life is
over 430,000 hours, The transformer life varies depending on use,
and is the only part of the System that may require replacing over
a period of time,,
IX TECHNICAL SERVICES
Complete technical information and literature is available from
Manufacturer's Representatives or by contacting Roberts Step-Lite
Systems direct by telephone or letter. Manufacturer welcomes inquiries
Econcerning unusual applications of product and will provide custom
designs for those applications,
X FILING SYSTEMS
Additional product information and technical data, and instructions
are available upon request.
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MATERIALS FURNISHED BY ROBERTS STEP-LITE SYSTEMS•
1. Shop Drawings when required.
2. Vinyl extrusions (with Series V) cut to lengths and numbered in accordance
with shop drawings.
3. U Vinyl extrusions (with Series A).
4. Light tubes. Fabricated to exact length and numbered to correspond
with same numbered extrusion.
5. Transformer(s), properly sized.
6. Connectors required for runs to be connected together.
7. Shrink tube to be placed over connectors to make splice moistureproof
when required.
NOTE: ITEMS REQUIRED BUT FURNISHED BY OTHERS-
1 - #18 P.V.C. or Vinyl Covered wire to serve as "Power Wire', to connect
light tube to transformer.
2. Solder to connect light tube pig -tail to "Power Wire" .
3. Conduit or wire raceway to pull "Power Wire" from light tube location
to transformer location.
4. GE or Dow Corning clear silicone sealant to bond light tube to vinyl
extrusion. ,
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4501 North Western Avenue • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118
Phone: A/C 405.528-7004
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