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Public Lighting - Standard Luminaires, Poles and Bracket Arms

This document outlines AusNet Services' standards for public lighting luminaires, poles, and bracket arms. It provides definitions for categories of lighting, lists approved luminaires and components, and describes the approval process. Standard luminaires refer to commonly used lighting fixtures, while standard poles refer to commonly used steel poles. There are two lighting categories: Category V for major roads and Category P for minor roads and public spaces. The document also notes that mercury vapour lamps will be banned in Australia by 2021 per the Minamata Convention, and that LED is the preferred new lamp type.

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Public Lighting - Standard Luminaires, Poles and Bracket Arms

This document outlines AusNet Services' standards for public lighting luminaires, poles, and bracket arms. It provides definitions for categories of lighting, lists approved luminaires and components, and describes the approval process. Standard luminaires refer to commonly used lighting fixtures, while standard poles refer to commonly used steel poles. There are two lighting categories: Category V for major roads and Category P for minor roads and public spaces. The document also notes that mercury vapour lamps will be banned in Australia by 2021 per the Minamata Convention, and that LED is the preferred new lamp type.

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Public Lighting – Standard

Luminaires, Poles and


Bracket Arms
Electricity Distribution Standard

Document number: EDS 10-03


Issue number: 11
Status: Approved
Approver: John Paul Annal
Author : Saman De Silva
Date of approval: 24/06/2019
AusNet Services EDS 10-03

Public Lighting – Standard Luminaires, Poles and Brackets Arms

ISSUE/AMENDMENT STATUS

Issue Date Description Author Approved


Number by
1 25/3/2010 Initial Issue M Butson S De Silva
2 7/9/2011 Added Streetworx Enviro T5 luminaire M Butson S De Silva
3 18/12/2014 New Template. Added Optispan, Artcraft T5, S De Silva Stuart Dick
LED and new poles
4 8/02/2016 80W & 125W MV luminaires removed. SdeS Stuart Dick
100W HPS added. Photos, Spacing tables,
SSL spec, additional brackets added.
Reformatted.
5 28/07/2016 Category V LED luminaires added – section S De Silva Stuart Dick
6.3
6 01/08/2016 37W LED (high output) added - section 6.2 S De Silva Stuart Dick
7 19/12/2016 New section 3.1 added, Luminaires fitted S De Silva Stuart Dick
with glare shields/baffles
8 23/06/2017 Updated to include latest StreedLED model S De Silva John Paul
& Sylvania Cat V
9 30/07/2018 Revisions to all Clauses, updated approved S De Silva John Paul
luminaires & Poles list, added clause on
Minamata Convention.
10 23/05/2019 Updated latest approved luminares S De Silva John Paul
11 24/06/2019 Item ID on 33W cat P LED corrected S De Silva John Paul

Disclaimer

This template is for generating internal and external document belonging to AusNet Services and may or
may not contain all available information on the subject matter this document purports to address.
The information contained in this document is subject to review and AusNet Services may amend this
document at any time. Amendments will be indicated in the Amendment Table, but AusNet Services
does not undertake to keep this document up to date.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, AusNet Services makes no representation or warranty (express
or implied) as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information contained in this document,
or its suitability for any intended purpose. AusNet Services (which, for the purposes of this disclaimer,
includes all of its related bodies corporate, its officers, employees, contractors, agents and consultants,
and those of its related bodies corporate) shall have no liability for any loss or damage (be it direct or
indirect, including liability by reason of negligence or negligent misstatement) for any statements,
opinions, information or matter (expressed or implied) arising out of, contained in, or derived from, or for
any omissions from, the information in this document.

Contact

This document is the responsibility of AusNet Services.


Please contact the indicated owner of the document with any inquiries.

AusNet Services
Level 31, 2 Southbank Boulevard
Melbourne Victoria 3006
Ph: (03) 9695 6000

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Table of Contents

1 PURPOSE/SCOPE ............................................................................................................. 4
2 DEFINITIONS ..................................................................................................................... 4
3 MINAMATA CONVENTION ................................................................................................ 4
3.1 LAMP TYPE .................................................................................................................... 4
4 STANDARD LUMINAIRE APPROVAL PROCESS............................................................. 4
4.1 LUMINAIRES FITTED WITH GLARE SHIELDS/BAFFLES .......................................................... 5
5 STANDARD LUMINAIRES ................................................................................................. 5
5.1 SUMMARY OF SA/SNZ 1158.6 REQUIREMENTS ................................................................ 5
5.2 MAJOR ROADS (CATEGORY V) AND MINOR ROADS (CATEGORY P) ....................................... 6
5.3 SSL (LED) LUMINAIRE APPROVAL CHECKLIST ..................................................................... 7

6 APPROVED STANDARD LUMINAIRES & COMPONENTS............................................... 9


6.1 HPS LUMINAIRES ............................................................................................................ 9
6.2 ENERGY EFFICIENT LUMINAIRES – CATEGORY P ................................................................ 9
6.3 ENERGY EFFICIENT LUMINAIRES – CATEGORY V .............................................................. 11
6.4 APPROVED COMPONENTS ............................................................................................. 11

7 STANDARD PUBLIC LIGHTING POLES AND BRACKET ARMS ................................... 12


7.1 STANDARD POLES AND BRACKET ARMS APPROVAL PROCESS ........................................... 12

8 APPROVED STANDARD PUBLIC LIGHTING POLES AND BRACKET ARMS .............. 13


8.1 PUBLIC LIGHTING POLES ............................................................................................... 13
8.2 PUBLIC LIGHTING BRACKET ARMS .................................................................................. 14
8.3 APPROVED POLES SUPPLIERS ...................................................................................... 14
9 MANUFACTURER DRAWINGS ....................................................................................... 15

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1 PURPOSE/SCOPE
This document contains the following for standard public lighting luminaires, poles and brackets arms:-
 Technical specifications
 List of approved standard public light luminaires
 List of approved public lighting poles and bracket arms
 Approval process.

2 DEFINITIONS
Standard luminaires refer to those which are standard or are commonly used luminaires.
Standard poles refer to those which are standard or are commonly used URD steel poles.

There are basically two categories of lighting:

Major Roads, or Category V (Vehicles) – Lighting applicable to roads where the visual requirements of
motorists are dominant. e.g. traffic roads.
Minor Roads, or Category P (Pedestrian) – Lighting applicable tp roads and other public spaces where
the visual requirement of pedestrians are dominant. e.g. local roads (URD housing estate roads), car
parks.

HPS High Pressure Sodium


MV Mercury Vapour
CFL Compact Fluorescent
SSL Solid State Lighting
PE Photo Electric
RFI Radio Frequency Interference
NATA National Accredited Testing Association
NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association
IEC International Engineering Consortium

3 MINAMATA CONVENTION
The Minamata Convention on Mercury (the Convention) is a global treaty to protect human health and the
environment from the adverse effects of mercury through practical actions.
The Convention aims to protect human health and the environment by addressing releases of mercury
through its lifecycle: mining, import and export; manufacture into products and associated emissions and
releases; contaminated sites, waste management, and recovery and reuse.
The Convention came into force on 16 August 2017 and over 90 countries have so far ratified it.
Specifically, the Minamata Convention calls for banning the import, export and manufacture of
HPMV lamps by 2020.
Ratification of the Convention by Australia would therefore ban the import and manufacture of HPMV
lamps here from 1 January 2021. Ongoing use of existing lamp stocks already in-country would still be
permitted.

3.1 LAMP TYPE


Use of new Mercury Vapour (MV) lamps is not allowed in Australia. For both P and V category luminaires.
AusNet Services’ preferred new lamp type is LED.

4 STANDARD LUMINAIRE APPROVAL PROCESS


The standard luminaire (Category P & V) approval process involves a supplier making application to
AusNet Services where the suppliers may be requested go through an accredited third party service

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provider (eg Ironbark Sustainability, Steve Jenkins Associates) who will perform a technical evaluation of
the item. If deemed acceptable by AusNet Services or this company the item is then be considered for
approval by AusNet Services. It should be noted that AusNet Services may request for additional
information over and above already supplied to the third party service provider.

4.1 LUMINAIRES FITTED WITH GLARE SHIELDS/BAFFLES


AusNet Services will not accept luminaires fitted with glare shields/baffles as standard luminaires in their
network. If a Council intends to install glare shields/baffles due to customer complaints the Council should
enter in to an Non-Standard Public Lighting agreement with AusNet Services and install an approved
fitting at their own cost.

5 STANDARD LUMINAIRES
Both category V and P luminaires shall meet the requirements specified in SA/SNZ1158.6.

5.1 SUMMARY OF SA/SNZ 1158.6 REQUIREMENTS

 Marking (Interior of Luminaire)


 Marking (Exterior of Luminaire)
 Marking (Interior of Luminaire for HPS/MH)
 Form & Construction
 Ingress Protection
 Resistance to Vandalism
 Luminaire Body Material
 Component Fixing Devices
 Gaskets
 Sealing of Spigot Entry
 Visor Attachment to Luminaire Body
 Visor Material Requirements
 Optical System
 Fixing Spigot Side Entry & Post Top
 Means of Attachment
 Top Entry Spigot
 Maximum Mass of Luminaire
 Requirements for Fluorescent Lamps
 Electricity Supply
 Cable Entry
 Terminal Block
 Mounting of Control Gear
 Mounting of Gear on Hinged Tray
 Connection Arrangement for D2 Base
 Internal Wiring
 Wind Force Test
 Vibration Testing (not applicable for luminaires under 7kgs)
 Ingress Protection Test
 Resistance to External Mechanical Impact
 Impulse Voltage Test
 , Thermal Endurance Testing
 Additional Tests
 General Information Including Full Description of Luminaire & Drawing with Part Numbers
 Photometric Information from Accredited NATA Laboratory
Statement of Compliance from supplier that Luminaire Meets Requirements of SA/SNZ 1158.6
including all test reports from NATA accredited laboratories.

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5.2 MAJOR ROADS (CATEGORY V) AND MINOR ROADS (CATEGORY P)

a) Conform to AS1158.1 & SA/SNZ1158.6


b) Be Type P (photo-electrically [PE] controlled)

In addition to AS1158.6 requirements, the luminaire shall have the following features:

5.2.1 REQUIRED FEATURES OF CATEGORY V AND P LUMINAIRES

a) Be easily installed
b) Be easily maintained
c) Have a service life of at least 20 years
d) Maintain the specified Ingress Protection rating over the service life of the luminaire
e) Comply with AS1158.1, Clause 2.5, “Maintenance of Light technical parameters”
f) The lamp access, lamp, PE cell and electronic ballast (where applicable) must be easily
replaced by an operator wearing linesmen’s gloves
g) Access to the lamp chamber to be obvious when looking at the luminaire
h) Have a NEMA Type socket complying with BS5972 or ANSI C136.10 for the PE switch
i) All luminaire components which need to be removed for the installation or maintenance
of the luminaire shall be held captive during these operations
j) The Visor should be attached to the luminaire by quick-release stainless steel catches as
per Clause 2.4.2 of AS3771. If another method is used, then all parts shall be held
captive by the luminaire and be as easy to release as the quick-release catches
k) Comply with AS/NZS4051 “Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance
characteristics of electrical lighting and similar equipment”.
l) The luminaire performance shall meet the requirements of AS1158 and :-
a. Be light & energy efficient. The maximum luminaire spacing shall not be less than the
maximum spacing of AusNet Services standard Category V luminaires (with lamp
lumens output of 14000lm for 150W HPS & 27000lm for 250W MV)
b. I -Tables in the CEI format (as shown in AS1158.2 page 34) shall be supplied for
each luminaire. An Isolux diagram is also to be supplied – Data to be prepared by a
NATA Registered laboratory or equivalent and measured at 0 degree upcast
m) Luminaires shall have integral control gear.

Proof of conformity of all of the above requirements with all test reports by a NATA Registered
Laboratory shall be provided when submitting luminaire for evaluation.

Note: The use of Mercury Vapour lamps/luminaires in new Category P or V lighting schemes is
not permitted, effective after 31 December 2010 (refer AS1158.3).

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5.3 SSL (LED) LUMINAIRE APPROVAL CHECKLIST

Complies Requirement Reference to


supporting
evidence
☐ All relevant requirements of SA/SNZ 1158.6:2015 series are met

☐ Luminaire is fully sealed with a smooth, transparent visor in front of


the light emitting array such that spiders and dirt cannot collect

☐ Has an option for a luminaire which offers no upward luminaire


spill (e.g. aeroscreen)
☐ Transparent materials (including SSL optics) between the light
source and the area to be lit meet all relevant requirements of
visors within SA/SNZ 1158.6:2015 Section 2.4.2

☐ No sharp edges
☐ Minimum IK06
☐ Optical chamber is minimum IP65

☐ Water can drain out of control gear chamber naturally


(where control gear chamber is minimum IP24)
☐ No cable entry glands, washers, grommets or other device to
restrict the cable entry in order to meet the minimum diameter of
the cable entry hole required by SA/SNZ 1158.6:2015

☐ Meets vibration testing to SA/SNZ 1158.6:2015 Section 5.4

Meets impulse voltage testing to SA/SNZ 1158.6:2015


Section 5.5
☐ Complies with IEC 61000.3.2 (relevant component
compliance is acceptable)
☐ Luminaire and PE cell can operate when ambient temp
external to luminaire is 50˚C (compliant with this
requirement using all DNSP-approved PE cells)
☐ If a standard side-entry Category P luminaire, then is
able to accommodate 27mm to 34mm outer diameter
spigots or 42mm for Cat V
☐ Any material over the light emitting source, including the
optics and any other relevant material between the source
and the area to be lit, complies with the requirements of
the materials and construction clauses of
S A / S N Z 1158.6:2015 (i.e. 2.4.2: Materials and
construction).
☐ Correlated colour temperature (CCT) is 3985K ± 275K
☐ Luminaire is RoHS compliant (relevant component
compliance is acceptable)
☐ Luminaire has no moving parts in normal operation (e.g. fans)

☐ Luminaire utilises multiple chips to light a particular zone, such that


if one chip fails there will still be light provided for that particular
zone

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☐ Is supplied with 7 pin NEMA base for PE cell on the underside of
luminaire

☐ Is the luminaires include a Surge Protection Device (SPD)


rated to a minimum In = 5kA (Imax = 10kA) comply with IEC
61643-11 including thermal protection.

☐ Minimum ten-year warranty provided covering maintained integrity


and functionality of:
 Luminaire housing, wiring, and connections
 LED luminaire source(s)
LED driver(s)
☐ Warranty period to begin 90 days after date of invoice, or as
negotiated by owner such as in the case of an auditable asset
management system
☐ Life/mortality data for the driver/control gear provided
☐ Luminaire achieves relevant minimum spacing
requirement

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6 APPROVED STANDARD LUMINAIRES & COMPONENTS

6.1 HPS LUMINAIRES


Approved for maintenance and lamp replacement
Material Type Model/Manufacturer
ID
005312 LUMINAIRE, SODIUM, HIGH  Suburban/Sylvania Sylvania Suburban HID
PRESSURE, 100W, WITH
INTEGRAL CONTROL GEAR &
(250V CHOKE) AND D2 PE
SWITCH BASE

005306 LUMINAIRE, SODIUM, HIGH  Roadster/Sylvania


PRESSURE, 150W, WITH  Optispan/Aldridge
INTEGRAL CONTROL GEAR & Traffic Systems
(250V CHOKE) AND NEMA PE
SWITCH BASE,
005304 LUMINAIRE, SODIUM, HIGH  Roadster/Sylvania
PRESSURE, 250W, WITH  Optispan/Aldridge
INTRGRAL CONTROL GEAR & Traffic Systems
(250V CHOKE) AND NEMA PE
SWITCH BASE, Sylvania Roadster
005307 LUMINAIRE, SODIUM, HIGH  Roadster/Sylvania
PRESSURE 400W,WITH WITH  Optispan/Aldridge
INTRGRAL CONTROL GEAR & Traffic Systems
NEMA PE SWITCH BASE
Note: Though HPS is an approved lamp type in AusNet Services area (mainly for
maintenance) LED is the preferred lamp type for new and replacement luminaires.

6.2 ENERGY EFFICIENT LUMINAIRES – CATEGORY P


Approved for maintenance and lamp replacement
Material Type Model/Manufacturer
ID
007418 42W Compact Fluorescent (CF) JS97A03L / Sylvania
007417 32W Compact Fluorescent (CF) JS98A01L /Sylvania

007358 24W Twin T5 Fluorescent  GS2224VIC/P /


Pierlite
 SWT522401/
Streetworx
 12181/ Artcraft
007357 14W Twin T5 Fluorescent  GS2214VIC/P /
Pierlite
 SWT521401/
Streetworx
 12221/ Artcraft

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Category P LED luminaires approved for new installations and luminaire replacement
SAP ID System Watts Part Number
17W LED  JLC99A06L17/Sylvani
a StreetLED Mk3 (Semi
cut-off , NEMA PE)

 JLC99A16L17/Sylvani
a (Aeroscreen, NEMA
PE)

18W LED  Aldridge Aero P-


LED.II.14W

25W LED  GE P4P5 LED


011476 – (EVOLVE P4/P5)
Semi cutoff

18W LED  Artcraft Urban


Genesis 18 LED Semi-
cutoff
011477 –
Aeroscreen

**  Artcraft Urban
Genesis 18 LED
Aeroscreen

13758 33W LED (High output – replace  Sylvania StreetLED


125W MV) ECO 33W LED

** The current stores description for Cat P LED is for Sylvania StreetLED 18W, in the future
under the nominated stores items any of the technically approved luminaire type may be
purchased.

Note: The efficiency of LED lamps and associated luminiares are improving very rapidly.
The listed ’wattage’ of the luminaire is the most currently approved version. However for
ease of maintaining the SDME spatial data all catgory P lamp types shall be defaulted to
18W. Accordingly until further notice in all drawings Cat P LED public lighting shall be
marked as 18W LED.

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6.3 ENERGY EFFICIENT LUMINAIRES – CATEGORY V

Category V LED luminaires approved for new installations and luminaire replacement
Material Type Model/Manufacturer
ID
Aldridge Aero V-LED II
V21675WT5N7P
(System watts = 75W)
Lantern,LED, V
00013503 - RoadLED Midi 70W, 4K, SPD
Category, Replace
PM99A06L70 (Aero)
150W HPS
- RoadLED Midi 70W, 4K, SPD
PM99A16L70 (semi cut off)
(System Watts – 70W)
Aldridge Aero V-LED
V216175WT5N7P
(System Watts – 175W)
Lantern,LED, V
00013504 Category, Replace - RoadLED Midi 150W, 4K, SPD
250W HPS PM99A06L150 (Aeroscreen)

- RoadLED Midi 150W, 4K, SPD


PM99A16L150 (semi cut off)
(System Watts – 155W)
Aldridge Aero V-LED
V216265WT5N7P
(System Watts – 265W)

Lantern,LED, V -RoadLED 275W 4K SPD PECN7


00013505
Category, Replace 9006 - PL99A06L275 (Aeroscreen)
400W HPS
- RoadLED 275W 4K SPD PECN7
CO 9006 - PL99A16L275 (semi
cut off)
(System Watts – 275W)

6.4 APPROVED COMPONENTS


1) Lamps : For maintenanace
 80W & 125W MV (For maintenance purposes only until further notice)
 32W CF – Sylvania 32W Amalgam CF Lamp, colour 840 c/w anti-crush insert,
 42W CF – Sylvania 42W Amalgam CF Lamp, Colour 840, c/w anti-crush insert,
 14W T5 - 14W Philips Master TL5 HE 14W/840 and
 24W T5 - 24W Osram FO 24W/840 HO constant FLH1
 Samsung LED module
 Cree LED module
 Phillips LED module
 Samsung/Phillips/Mean Well/GE – Electronic driver

2) PE Cells :
Electronic D2 PE cell:
 Hendon Part No HSC-PE2 or
 Kaga Model No PS-2403P1
 Tyco Model No D2A-E22T
NEMA PE Cell:

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 ALR
 TE
 Hendon

3) SPD (Surge Protection Device) – 10kA (8/20s) c/w Thermal cut –off. – Littlefuse LSP10,
MOSO 12kA (8/20s) or equivalent.

7 STANDARD PUBLIC LIGHTING POLES AND BRACKET ARMS


Standard public lighting poles and Bracket arms must meet the requirements of AusNet Services
specification DES 10-02 ‘Steel Poles, Brackets and Weights for Public Lighting’.

7.1 STANDARD POLES AND BRACKET ARMS APPROVAL PROCESS


Supplier must meet the requirements of the AusNet Services specification, DES 10-02 “Steel Poles,
Brackets and Weights for Public Lighting” accompanied with all test reports from a NATA accredited
laboratory supplied. Structural computations certified by a qualified structural engineer for the adequacy
of the pole and brackets shall be accompanied with the submission for approval.

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8 APPROVED STANDARD PUBLIC LIGHTING POLES AND BRACKET ARMS

8.1 PUBLIC LIGHTING POLES

Item Material Description Drawing No.


No. ID
1 001581 Pole, Steel, Plate Setting, Centre Hinge, EVX15/325/6 (Pole)
76mm OD Spigot for 0.5m Hinged Pole EVX15/318/3 (Door)
Brackets with Ragbolts on 650mm PCD,15m EVX15/165/2 (Screw)
long. (EVX15/214/36 (Footing))
2 001570 Pole, Steel, Plate Setting, Centre Hinge, EVX15/325/6
76mm OD Spigot for 0.5m Hinged Pole EVX15/318/3 (Door)
Brackets with Ragbolts on 350mm PCD, EVX15/165/2 (Screw)
12.5m long. (EVX15/313/1 (Footing))
3 001576 Pole, Steel, 7/5.5m/1kN Ground Setting, EVX15/165
complete with Protective Coating. EVX15/318/3 (Door)
EVX15/165/2 (Screw)
4 006283 Pole, Steel, 9/7.5m/1kN Ground Setting, EVX15/330/1
complete with Protective Coating with 27mm
spigot.
5 006393 Pole, Steel, 10.8/9m /1kN Ground Setting, EVX15/330/1
complete with Protective Coating with 27mm
spigot.
6 001575 Pole, Steel, 10.8/9m /1kN Ground Setting, EVX15/330/1
complete with Protective Coating with 42mm
spigot.
7 01566 Pole, Steel. 8.5m, Impact Absorbing
8 06915 Pole, Steel. 11m, Impact Absorbing

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8.2 PUBLIC LIGHTING BRACKET ARMS
-

Item Material ID Description Drawing No.


No.
1 001060 Crossarm mounting bracket VX15/307/6
2 001088 Inclined arm 2.5m uplift, 3.0m VX15/2294/16
outreach
3 001079 Inclined arm 2.5m uplift, 4.5m VX15/2294/16
outreach
4 001170 Inclined arm 2.5m uplift, 6.0m VX15/2294/16
outreach
5 001101 Inclined arm 3.5m uplift, 4.2m VX15/2294/17
outreach
6 001094 Inclined arm 4.2m uplift, 5.0m EVX15/2294/18
outreach
7 000988 Cobra, tapered Tube 3m VX15/174/9
outreach
8 000982 Cantilever, tapered Tube 5m VX15/174/10
outreach
9 001134 Outreach arm, 3.0m single VX15/153/2
bracket
10 001104 Outreach arm, 4.5m single VX15/153/10
bracket
11 001124 Outreach arm, 1.5m/4.5m VX15/153/19
Asymetrical Double bracket
12 001125 Outreach arm,3.0m double VX15/153/3
bracket
13 001105 Outreach arm,4.5m double VX15/153/14
bracket
14 Outreach arm, 3.0m/4.5m double EVX15/153/23
bracket
15 000976 Bracket, for Hinged Poles 0.5m EVX15/325/7
Outreach, 2 Arms at 90°.
16 001147 Bracket, for Hinged Poles 0.5m EVX15/325/7
Outreach, 2 Arms at 180°.
17 001078 Bracket, for Hinged Poles 0.5m EVX15/325/7
Outreach, 3 Arms at 120°.
18 Bracket, for Hinged Poles 0.5m EVX15/325/7
Outreach, 4 Arms at 90°.

8.3 APPROVED POLES SUPPLIERS

- Ingal EPS
- Vicpole Pty Ltd
- Coslee Heavy Metal Fabricators Pty. Ltd.
- Saferoads Pty Ltd

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9 MANUFACTURER DRAWINGS

Sylvania (Gerard Lighting) 17W SteetLED

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COSLEE 5.5m URD POLE

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COSLEE 7.5m URD Pole

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Public Lighting – Standard Luminaires, Poles and Brackets Arms


COSLEE 9m URD POLE

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Public Lighting – Standard Luminaires, Poles and Brackets Arms


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