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COMPACT CUBE® PARALUME®/“CC” for Biax and PL Lamps Is a High Perfor- Mance Recessed, Compact Fluorescent Downlight ® ® COMPACT CUBE PARALUME /“CC” Series 5711 APPLICATIONS The COMPACT CUBE® PARALUME®/“CC” for Biax and PL lamps is a high perfor- mance recessed, compact fluorescent downlight. The development of the com- pact fluorescent lamps and the resulting increase in lumen output have provided new possibilities for reducing the size of the fixture itself. With these specially designed compact cubes, LEGlON puts the user in a position to benefit from the best possible advantag- es of the new compact fluorescent lamps. Well suited for Stores, Banks, Offices, Corridors, Lobbies, Hotels, Restaurants and Display Areas. SPECIFICATIONS 2 LAMPS 3 3 11 /4" x 13 /8" HOUSING: Die-formed of code gauge steel, rigidly fabricated, and electri- cally welded throughout to insure true and perfect alignment. Overhang design permits use of 24 watt and 27 watt lamps. SOCKET PLATE/REFLECTOR: Socket plate die-formed of code gauge 1 steel, mounted securely to fixture housing and readily removable for 5 /2" maintenance. Reflector securely mounted to housing, formed to optically correct contour to provide maximum efficiency, minimum surface bright- ness, and removable for access to wiring without the use of tools. DIFFUSER: Retained in place for correct optical positioning by means of *12" x 12" 1 1 torsion springs, permitting ease of access for relamping and servicing by 12 /2" x 12 /2" pulling down on diffuser. SEE SHlELDlNG MEDlA for diffusers available. 3 BALLAST: Single and/or Two or Three lamp ballast for Octron, Twin Tube, 13 /8" Quad Tube and 2D lamps, for 118 volt 60 Hz operation, class “P”, (con- sult factory for other voltages and frequencies). QUICK-WIRE ACCESS PLATE: Permits wiring without opening fixture, includes two 7/8" K.O’s and grounding screw. QUICK-MOUNT BRACKETS: Die-formed of 16 ga. steel suitable for use with standard 3/4" and 11/2" Lathing Channels (by others) or optional Mounting Bars (see options). Adjustable from within housing. *12" x 12" MOUNTING: For mounting in Exposed Grid, Concealed Spline, Gypsum 1 1 12 /2" x 12 /2" Board and Plaster ceilings, designed to integrate into most standard ceil- ings. HOUSlNG MUST BE lNSTALLED BEFORE COMPLETlON OF FlNlSHED 3 LAMPS CEILING. 3 13 /8" FINISH: All steel components parts are completely protected against rust and discoloration after fabrication through an automated conveyorized multi-stage phosphate bonding process. Finished with an electrostatic baked white polyester thermosetting powder coating. Antimicrobial paint finish available, CONSULT FACTORY. This electronic computer controlled integrated system assures consistent 88%+ reflectance efficiency and maximum durability. CERTIFICATION: The COMPACT CUBE® PARALUME®/“CC” compact *12" x 12" downlight is U.L. and C.U.L. listed and bears the label of the I.B.E.W./AFL- 1 1 CIO, Local #3. Optionally U.L. and C.U.L. listed for damp locations “DL” 12 /2" x 12 /2" * Ceiling opening COMPACT CUBE®, PARALUME® and LEGION® are registered trademarks of LEGION LIGHTING CO., INC. ENERGY RoHS ® STAR COMPLIANT PARTNER 8/12 ® Section B – Page 27 L I G H T I N G C O., I N C. 221 Glenmore Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11207 • Tel: 718/498-1770 • Fax: 718/498-0128 E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.legionlighting.com • Toll Free Fax: 800/4-LEGION Series 5711 Compact Cube® Paralume®/“CC” ORDERING DATA OPTIONS No. and Socket Available ✝✝ Suffix “EM” after cat. no. for emergency battery pack. Catalog No. Wt. Type Lamps Base Diffusers Suffix “DL” after catalog no. for damp location, 50˚F Ballast. ✝✝ Suffix “LT” after catalog no. for low temperature ballast, 5711-216OCT 2-FBO16-U-OCT Med.Bi-Pin PB4 -25˚F Ballast. 12 PB9 Suffix “EBX” Electronic BlAX Ballast. Consult factory for 5711-2BX13 2-13W/T4/Twin GX23 AP12 availability. 5711-3BX13 3-13W/T4/Twin 13 AP16 MOUNTlNG BARS: Set of two 18”, suffix “MB18” to cat. no. PAFIIA Set of two 27”, suffix “MB27” to cat. no. 5711-2BX18 2-18W/10T5/Twin 12 PAFIVA ✝✝ Battery pack mounted on top of fixture, add 2” to depth, or mounted 5711-3BX18 3-18W/9T5/Twin PH 2G11 13 PAFA PL3A remote in separate box. ✝✝ 1-F282D, F382D and F552D G.E. 2D 4-pin compact. 5711-2BX27 2-27W/12T5/Twin PL5A PLA ★ The 2D lamps’ unique shape and size give a new dimension in 5711-2F18QC 2-18W/6T4/Quad G24q-2 AL design flexibility. ★ 5711-2F26QC 2-26W/7T4/Quad G24q-3 K19A 1-28 watt 12 RFA 2D Fluorescent, 2050 Lumens, 5711-12D28 1-28W/8/2D Add Suffix to replaces 1OOW incandescent GR10q-4 catalog no. 5711-12D38 1-38W/8/2D 8" See Shielding 1-38 watt ✪ 5711-12D55 1-55W/8/2D GRY10q-3 Media 2D Fluorescent, 2850 Lumens, replaces 150W incandescent ★ Not Available with PB9, AP12, AP16 louvers using F18Q and F28Q Quad lamps. ✪ 1-55 watt NOTE: LED LAMPS AVAILABLE, CONSULT FACTORY. 2D Fluorescent, 3900 Lumens, replaces 200W incandescent OCTRON™ is a registered trademark of Sylvania Lighting, BIAX™ of G.E. Lighting. Long Life All compact fluorescent lamps last 10 to 13 times longer than the incandescent lamps they replace. Longer life means lower maintenance and lamp replacements. SHIELDING MEDIA PB4 - 4 cell ★ PB9 - 9 cell 5 5 51/2" x 51/2" x 3" deep 3 /8" x 3 /8" x 3" deep ★★ Semi-specular ★★ Semi-specular anodized aluminum anodized aluminum ★ AP12 - 12 cell ★ AP16 - 16 cell 3 3 1 35/8" x 23/4" x 11/2" deep 2 /4" x 2 /4" x 1 /2" deep ★★ Semi-specular ★★ Semi-specular anodized aluminum anodized aluminum ● PAFIIA ● PAFIVA 3 3 1 11/2" x 11/2" x 1" deep /4" x /4" x /2" deep Specular Silver Louver Specular Silver Louver ● PAFA 5/8" x 5/8" x 1/2" deep Specular Silver Louver ● PL3A ● PL5A 3/4" x 3/4" x 1/2" deep 3/4” x 3/4” x 3/8” deep High Efficiency Specular High Efficiency Specular Silver Louver Silver Louver ❍ PLA ✪ ❍ RFA 1/2" x 1/2" cube, white Acrylic Plastic Refractor Acrylic Plastic Louver ✪ ❍ K19A ❍ AL .160" Thick Acrylic 1/2" x 1/2" cube, white Plastic Refractor Aluminum Louver ✪ Not recommended with 2D55 lamp. CONSULT FACTORY for heat factor ★★ Low iridescence aluminum is recommended for use with Octron, Biax, lnformation supplied primarily for illustrative purposes, subject to change. and other tri-phosphor lamps. Consult factory for verification and minimum quantity orders. ● Specular Silver Trim Frame PHOTOMETRlC DATA AVAlLABLE - CONSULT FACTORY ❍ Matte White Aluminum Trim Frame. ★ Not recommended for F18Q & F26Q Quad lamps. See Ordering Data. ® Section B - Page 28 L I G H T I N G C O., I N C..
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