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Full range of products for any architectural flood applicationAccent and tree lighting 4

Column lighting 8

Facade, grazing and wall wash lighting 10

Specialty lighting (gobo & framing projector) 12

CosmoPolis and MasterColor Elite technology 14

Optic accessories 16

Floodlighting design elements 18

Beam characteristics 19

DecoFlood optical data 20

L A N D S C A P E P O O L & F O U N T A I N

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Accent and tree lighting with DecoFloodAll rotation-symmetrical reflectors provided with DFS1, DFS2 and DFS3

luminaires are dedicated to accent and tree lighting, as well as modeling of

architectural details.

DFS1Three optics are designed for Mini MasterColor lamps, from 7° narrow, to 16°

medium, and 22° wide beams. Lamps with integrated reflectors can also be used,

which will provide three additional beams.

DFS2Two adjustable optics are available: 8-15° medium, and 22-63° wide.

In addition, two fixed optics provide 9° narrow, and 17° wide beams.

DFS3Two adjustable optics from 8-25° medium and 19-55° wide are available, as well as

three fixed optics of 7° narrow, 14° medium, and 19°, 37° and 55° wide.

Highlighting one or more architectural details will result in an accent lighting effect.

The impact of the effect will depend on the brightness of the element compared to

its surroundings. Plants and trees can be illuminated with narrow beams as well as

wide beam reflectors, depending on the position of the floodlights.

DFS1

Narrow Beam (NB)

DFS2

Adjustable Medium Beam (MBA)

DFS3

Adjustable Wide Beam (WBA)

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Including an additional wide beam creates three-dimensional volume. The location

of the two luminaires depends mainly on the shape of the statue and permissable

placement and setback.

Different beam shapes can be used to make the three-dimensional object appear

in different ways: a narrow beam in front of the object highlights the interesting

features of the architecture.

Accent lighting design guide

Illumination with upward light produces an interesting visual effect. It adds dramatic

effect to a statue. The observer notices that the light is from an unusual angle.

A single DecoFlood produces strong shadows on the object for a very

theatrical effect.

For three-dimensional subjects such as statues, DecoFlood round-beam floodlights create spots

of light. They can be used for accent lighting of architectural details, such as small relief elements

set into a facade.

Narrow beam

Combination of beams

Tip: A wide range of accessories

are available to further

enhance your lighting

experience. Add a louver or

glare shield to increase visual

comfort without impairing the

efficacy of light distribution.

See page 16 for complete details.

Tip: Add a SolGel color filter

lens to create a unique and

colorful enivronment. Five

standard colors, six warm and

cool filters are available.

See page 17 for complete details.

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Tree lighting design guideAll-round reflectors available with DecoFlood are suitable for tree lighting. The beam size is

selected according to the shape of the tree and the desired lighting effects.

The luminaire can be positioned under the tree close to

the trunk with a narrow beam. It produces a strong accent

effect while the rest of the tree stays in the dark.

The result is quite dramatic.

When a wide beam is placed under the foliage and aimed

upward, the illuminated leaves make the inside of the tree

glow, revealing the volume of the crown.

Especially large trees can also be lit with a wide-beam

reflector positioned outside the area under the tree.

It will result in a soft wash of light, with the image

being flattened.

Adjustable optics allow easy field adjustment to create the

desired effect for any landscape application. Simply turn

the dial on the side of the housing to adjust the beam from

narrow to wide. With adjustable optics, DFS2 and DFS3 are

the ideal solution for foliage growth and lawn maintenance.

Adjustable Beam Optical Range

Wide Beam Medium Beam

Narrow Beam

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Column lighting with DecoFloodAll narrow beam optics provided with DecoFlood DFS1, DFS2 and DFS3

luminaires are appropriate for lighting columns.

DFS1The 7° narrow beam is often the best solution. The 16° medium, or 22° wide beams

can also be used for a softer effect.

DFS2The 9° narrow beam is often the best solution. The 17° wide beam can be used for

a softer effect. The 8-15° medium adjustable optic is also ideal for creating specific

column lighting effects.

DFS3The 8-25° medium adjustable optic as well as the two fixed optics of 7° narrow and

14° medium can be used.

There are different ways to highlight a column. Depending on the position of the

floodlights around the column, the effect will be completely different.

DFS1

Narrow Beam (NB)

DFS2

Adjustable Medium Beam (MBA)

DFS3

Adjustable Wide Beam (WBA)

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Column lighting design guide

In the case of a tall, narrow surface such as a column or a chimney, where the

width is not more than 1/12 of the height, accent lighting is possible with only

one DecoFlood fixture, as shown in the figure below. A circular beam must

be positioned close to the base of the column. If the Architecture structure

permits, a distance of between 0.05 and 0.10 times the column height is generally

recommended. For limited space environments, we recommend mounting the

fixtures directly on or near the column. The best effect is normally achieved by

aiming the maximum beam intensity at the top of the column.

Depending on the desired lighting effect, additional floodlights can be used,

resulting in different impressions. Using one floodlight in front of the column

will give an impression of strength, while using two or three around it will reveal

smooth shadows and reinforce its volume.

Different ways to light columns

Tip: To refine your beam pattern,

add one of DecoFlood’s

refractor glass plates.

Available options include

clear, diffused, linear prismatic

horizontal and vertical.

See page 17 for details.

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Facade, grazing and wall wash lighting with DecoFlood

For facade lighting, floodlights with narrow, medium and wide beam

symmetrical reflectors are generally used. All these reflectors are of course

available in both DecoFlood DFS4 and DFS5.

DecoFlood also offers asymmetric optics: the asymmetrical A45 and

A60 reflectors. They have been designed to minimize upward spill light,

combining high efficiency and good uniformity.

Symmetrical and asymmetrical beam reflectors enable uniform lighting of

building facades and any other vertical surfaces.

DFS4 - Swivel Mount (SV) DFS5 - Swivel Mount (SV)

DFS4 - Yoke Mount (YK) DFS5 - Yoke Mount (YK)

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DecoFlood with the asymmetrical reflector located at a distance-

height ratio of D/H=1/2 to 1/4 creates a soft and very smooth gradient

effect and good uniformity. The main beam is given at a 45° (A45) or a

60° (A60) angle perpendicular to the lens of the luminaire.

Positioning the fixture at a 0° angle allows you to maximize the

upward vertical footcandles towards the task when installed on a

horizontal plane. Positioning the fixture at a 45° or 60° angle allows

you to precisely control the footcandles towards the object and

conceal the light source from the viewer when installed on a

horizontal plane.

Facade, grazing and wall wash lighting design guide

H

D S

0°

45°

The figure shows how to illuminate a building facade uniformly, both

upwards and across. The best effect is normally achieved by aiming

the maximum beam intensity 2/3-3/4 of the distance to the top of

the facade. Depending on the beam reflector used, the D/H ratio

may change.

DecoFlood with a narrow beam reflector is used for a D/H ratio of 1/8

in order to obtain a good illuminance level at the top of the surface.

A ratio of D/H=1/4 is used with the medium beam and D/H=1/2

with the wide beam. For all reflectors, a spacing between luminaires

of twice the distance to the wall makes for uniform lighting (S=2xD).

N = A x Fc

LL x CU x MF

Tip: General RuleHow many fixtures will it take?

The main beam illustrated at a 0° angle

*Illustrations are for reference only and are not to scale.

CU = 0.35

N Number of fixtures

A Area

Fc Footcandles

LL Lamp lumens

CU Coefficient of utilization

MF Maintenance factor

The main beam illustrated at a 45° angle

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Sculpting the light with DecoFlood

The DecoFlood with Gobo Projector (DFS3G) architectural floodlighting

system brings a new dimension to the illumination of buildings, walkways,

public areas and other urban features. As darkness descends, DFS3G

transforms the cityscape into a mesmerizing interplay of light, shadow and

images. Residents and visitors alike are drawn into the captivating night-time

spectacle. With DecoFlood, you have the power to enhance the entire appeal

of a town.

DecoFlood DFS3G offers great scope for creativity, allowing both image

projection and creative light framing. This is due to the fact that its output

can be adjusted to precisely match the surroundings or to create a particular

effect – literally light ‘sculpting’ – and the exceptionally high quality of its

output, which includes advanced control of light distribution and significantly

reduced glare.

Visual scene demonstrates DecoFlood’s DFS3G shutter (blue rectangle shapes) and non-shutter projections.

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Sculpting light design guide

DecoFlood DFS3G integrates a fixed focus (f = 130 mm), which makes it possible to sharpen

the image. Depending on the lamp used, the projection distance can vary.

DFS3G with 70 W Ceramic Metal HalideProjection distance between 13 and 20 feet will give you optimal results.

DFS3G with 150 W Ceramic Metal HalideProjection distance between 23 and 49 feet will give you optimal results.

The system has been optimized for size A or B image specifications• Gobo size A: image diameter of 75 mm (2.9”)

• Gobo size B: image diameter of 64 mm (2.5”)

Note: See DecoFlood’s DFS3G spec sheet for gobo bezel sizing and technical installation instructions.

The table below gives, for each projection distance and depending on the lamp used, the

diameter of the spot, with the maximum illuminance at the center of the image.

Distance (D)

0

2 m / 6’ 6.74”

3 m / 9’ 10.11”

3 m / 9’ 10.11”

2 m / 6’ 6.74”

1 m / 3’ 3.37”

1 m / 3’ 3.37”

6’ 6.7

4” /

2 m

13’ 1

.48” /

4 m

19’ 8

.22” /

6 m

26’ 2

.96” /

8 m

32’ 9

.70” /

10 m

Eo (lx) 3589 897 399 224 144

Dmin (m) 1.15 2.29 3.44 4.59 5.73

D (ft) 3’ 9” 7’ 6.15” 11’ 3.4” 15’ 18’

Fc 333.43 83.33 37.06 20.81 13.37

Eo (lx) 2175 544 242 136 87

Dmin (m) 1.15 2.29 3.44 4.59 5.73

D (ft) 3’ 9.27” 7’ 6.15” 11’ 3.43” 15’ 0.7” 18’ 9.59”

Fc 202.06 50.53 22.48 12.63 8.08

KeyLuminaire + lamp: DFS3G-70

DFS3G-150

Flood Beam Diagram

Technical Data Guide - 150W

Technical Data Guide - 70W

1 Lux = 1 lumen per ft2

1 Fc = 10.7638 Lux

1m2 = 10.76 ft2

1m = 3.28 ft

Based on the following conversions:

Recommended optimal distance for 70W CMH lamp

Note: For lettering or complex imagery, we recommend distance to be greater than 12’ from projector to avoid blurriness.

Enrich your environmentCreate a dynamic, visual

scene with the award winning

DecoFlood. For artwork

developments, gobo sizing

specifications or technical

questions on set backs,

contact a Rosco specialist at

www.rosco.com/gobos

Tip: Always Mock UpWe recommend conducting

an on-site mock up for

accurate image projection.

Aiming angles, slanted

and curvature surfaces

may distort the image or

create trapezoidal keystone

effects. These effects can

be eliminated during the

artwork’s design stage.

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The innovative DecoFlood range is fitted with the latest in ceramic metal halide

technology, including the Philips CosmoPolis and MasterColor Elite systems to

help bring your designs to life while maximizing energy savings upwards of 50%.

CosmoPolis and MasterColor Elite systems combine ceramic metal halide lamps and an optimized electronic ballast to maximize performance and energy savings over the life of the entire system. Both systems offer improved efficiencies over traditional HID systems with lamp efficacies up to 120 lumens per watt, while providing superior lumen maintenance (90% lumen output @ 10K hours compared to 80% for traditional HID systems) and extended lamp life (up to 30K hours compared to 20K for traditional HID systems). Ceramic metal halide lamps also help to improve visibility and color accuracy with excellent coloring rendering characteristics. CosmoPolis lamps offer a Color Rendering Index (CRI) rating of 70, while MasterColor Elite lamps offer an amazing CRI of 90.

CosmoPolis and MasterColor Elite

technology available in DecoFlood

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Power(W)

Lightoutput(Lm)

Luminousefficacy(Lm/W)

Operatingposition

Averagelifetime(Hrs)

Colorrendering

(CRI)

Colortemperature

(K)

CPO-TW 60W/728 White 60 6,900 115 Horizontal1 30,0001 70 2,800



CosmoPolis Lamp Specifications

Power(W)

Lightoutput(Lm)

Luminousefficacy(Lm/W)

Operatingposition

Averagelifetime(Hrs)

Colorrendering

(CRI)

Colortemperature

(K)

CDM Elite39/T6/930 39 3,500 90 Universal 12,000 90 3,000




CDM Elite MW 210W/T9/930 210 24,200 115 Universal 30,000 90 3,000




MasterColor Elite Lamp Specifications

Philips reserves the right to change specifications and dimensions without notice.

Lamp and electrical specifications / availability subject to change by manufacturer without notice.

Please refer to detailed lamp specification sheets for additional information and spec details.

1. CosmoPolis lamps are designed for use in the horizontal burning position. Use in a vertical orientation is subject to a decrease in the lamp's rated lamp life (see current lamp specification sheets for details).

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Increase the lighting design possibilitiesA wide range of accessories are available for use with the different DecoFlood floodlights, offering specifiers maximum flexibility and meeting

the increasingly tough demands of urban lighting applications. DecoFlood accessories can also be combined to provide maximum creative

freedom in the quest for the ideal solution. The table below illustrates the many effects that can be achieved with the various DecoFlood

screening accessories.

Accessories DecoFlood Series Lighting effect Without With

Louver RL

DFS1, DFS2, DFS3 Prevents glare in all directions

Half louver HRL

DFS1, DFS2, DFS3 Prevents glare in one direction

Glare shield GS Top Shield TS

GS: DFS1, DFS2, DFS3

TS: DFS4, DFS5

Increases visual comfort without impairing

the efficacy of light distribution

Cannon CN

DFS2, DFS3 Ensures visual comfort free of glare in all directions

Barn-doors BD

DFS2, DFS3, DFS4, DFS5 Increases visual comfort without impairing

the efficacy of light distribution

Horizontal louver HL

DFS4, DFS5 Prevents vertical glare from the fixture

Vertical louver VL

DFS4, DFS5 Prevents horizontal glare from the fixture

Egg Crate Louvers EC

DFS4, DFS5 Prevents both vertical and horizontal glare from the fixture

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Lamp Type* Standard glass filter Color temperature Shade*

FRD Red

The illustrations below show the effect of the different refractive glass plates on a circular beam (DFS1, DFS2 and DFS3).

All glass plates are available with all floodlights.

Color filters

Glass type Lighting effect on the wall.The luminaire is positioned facing the wall

Clear glass

No effect on the beam

Diffused glass BSO

Multidirectional beam softener

Linear Prismatic glass, Vertical (VLBSP)

Vertical beam spreader

Linear Prismatic glass, Horizontal (HLBSP)

Horizontal beam spreader

Refractive glass plates

DecoFlood integrates SolGel color filters. Five standard colors, and six warm and cool filters are available.

Lamp Type* SolGel filter Color temperature Shade*

CDM-T 830

WAF1 2300 K

WAF2 2500 K

WAF3 2700 K

No Filter 3000 K

COF4 3300 K

COF3 3500 K

COF2 3800 K

CDM-T 830

SGFBL Blue

SGFGN Green

SGFLB Light blue

SGFMG Magenta

SGFYE Yellow

*Note: Shade outcome will vary with lamps of different color temperatures.

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Floodlighting 101: basic design elements50% Main Beam & 10% Field Beam Explained

Inverse Square Law This is a simple calculation used to determine if an optic and lamp choice can

produce the level of illumination you require by simply aiming the fixture directly

straight at the targeted surface.

Fc = I / D2

Fc is the measured level of illuminance normal (90o) to the targeted surface.

I is the luminous intensity exiting the luminaire measured in Candella.

D is the distance in feet from fixture to the point of illumination to be measured.

Example 2

DFS5E-315-MB: 50% Beam = 83.9o x 23.9o (Ho x Vo), Candella (I) = 24,290 at 0o x 0o (Ho x Vo)

Floodlighting is a combination of art and science. The science part can be tricky without the use of computer software, but some general rules

of thumb can help guide you. With floodlighting, as the distance from the luminaire to the targeted surface increases, the effect of the optical

distribution is greatly affected. As the setback distance increases, the width of beam coverage increases while the levels of illumination inside the

beam angle decreases.

Fc (A) = 24,290 / 202 = 60.7 Fc Fc (B) = 24,290 / 402 = 15.2 Fc Fc (C) = 24,290 / 602 = 6.7 Fc

Inverse Square Cosine Law In the real world, most floodlighting applications are not aimed straight at the

targeted surface but with some form of fixture tilt or aiming angle. This change in

angle in relation to the incident angle of the targeted surface will effect the level of

illuminance. This is related directly to the Cosine of the incident angle, and can be

evaluated using this simple calcualtion.

Fc = (I / D2) * Cos (Xi)

Fc is the measured level of illuminance normal (90o) to the targeted surface.

I is the luminous intensity exiting the luminaire measured in Candella.

D is the distance in feet from fixture to the point of illumination to be measured.

Xi is incident angle from the beam to the point of illumination to be measured.

Example 3

DFS5E-315-MB: 50% Beam = 83.9o x 23.9o (Ho x Vo), Candella (I) = 24,290 at 0o x 0o (Ho x Vo)

Fc (A) = (24,290 / 62.12) * Cos (15o) = 6.1 Fc

Inverse Square Law

50% Main Beam The 50% beam is commonly referred to as the optical

main beam and is measured in H x V degrees. The

main beam is defined by the H x V angles, where 50%

of the distribution's maximum candella value (luminous

intensity) exits the luminaire.

10% Field Beam The 10% beam is commonly referred to as the optical

field beam and is measured in H x V degrees. The field

beam is defined by the H x V angles where 10% of

the distribution's maximum candella value (luminous

intensity) exits the luminaire. Example 1

DFS5P-400-SP: Max Candella (I) = 238,769 at 0o x 0o (Ho x Vo)

50% Main Beam = 18.3o x 8.9o (Ho x Vo), 50% of Max Candella (I) = 119,385 Cd

10% Field Beam = 38.2o x 18.2o (Ho x Vo), 10% of Max Candella (I) = 23,876 Cd

A B C

D=20’

D=40’

D=60’

50% Beam

Vertical Coverage

8.5’ (@ D = 20’)

23.9º (V)

50% Beam

Vertical Coverage

17.0’ (@ D = 40’) 50% Beam

Vertical Coverage

25.5’ (@ D = 60’)

Targeted

Surface

24,290 Cd

at 0º x 0º (Hº x Vº)♦ ♦ ♦

DFS5 is aimed 0˚ straight

10% Horizontal

Field Beam

38.2˚

23,876 Cd

119,385 Cd

238,769 Cd (max center beam Cd)

Horizontal beam spread

119,385 Cd (50% max Cd)

23,876 Cd (10% max Cd)

50% Horizontal

Main Beam

18.3˚

10% Vertical Field Beam

18.2˚

50% Vertical Main Beam

8.9˚

238,769 Cd (max center beam Cd)

119,385 Cd (50% max Cd)

119,385 Cd

23,876 Cd

23,876 Cd (10% max Cd)

Vertical beam spread

D = 62.1’Xi = 15˚

23.9º (V)♦A

60’ setback

50% Beam

Vertical Coverage

27.4’ (@ D = 60’)

DFS5 is aimed 15˚ up

Targeted

Surface

Inverse Square Cosine Law

Orange represents 50% Main Beam (Ho x Vo)Green represents 10% Field Beam (Ho x Vo)

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General beam characteristicsDFS1 Distributions1

DFS2 Distributions1

DFS3 Distributions1

DFS4 & DFS5 Distributions1

WBF3Wide Beam

Flood 3

61.2o x 61.8o

98.5o x 98.8o

WBF2Wide Beam

Flood 2

42.0o x 42.3o

69.9o x 70.3o

WBF1Wide Beam

Flood 1

21.5o x 21.5o

42.7o x 42.8o

MBFMedium Beam

Flood

13.8o x 13.8o

24.2o x 24.2o

NBFNarrow Beam

Flood

7.3o x 7.3o

16.3o x 16.3o

MBA (high)Medium Beam

Adjustable Flood

25.4o x 25.4o

41.5o x 41.5o

MBA (mid)Medium Beam

Adjustable Flood

13.2o x 13.2o

25.6o x 25.7o

MBA (low)Medium Beam

Adjustable Flood

8.4o x 8.4o

18.8o x 18.8o

WBA (high)Wide Beam

Adjustable Flood

55.0o x 55.0o

88.9o x 88.9o

WBA (mid)Wide Beam

Adjustable Flood

36.6o x 36.6o

61.3o x 61.3o

WBA (low)Wide Beam

Adjustable Flood

18.9o x 19.9o

40.6o x 40.6o

WBFWide Beam

Flood

16.8o x 16.7o

32.3o x 32.4o

NBFNarrow Beam

Flood

8.9o x 8.9o

19.5o x 19.4o

MBA (high)Medium Beam

Adjustable Flood

15.0o x 15.1o

38.2o x 38.3o

MBA (mid)Medium Beam

Adjustable Flood

15.1o x 15.2o

29.2o x 29.3o

MBA (low)Medium Beam

Adjustable Flood

8.3o x 8.3o

19.0o x 19.1o

WBA (high)Wide Beam

Adjustable Flood

63.3o x 63.5o

102.8o x 103.0o

WBA (mid)Wide Beam

Adjustable Flood

46.9o x 47.0o

83.5o x 84.2o

WBA (low)Wide Beam

Adjustable Flood

22.1o x 22.1o

47.6o x 47.7o

MBMedium Beam

Flood

84.3o x 26.0o

141.0o x 125.6o

NBNarrow Beam

Flood

80.9o x 12.4o

133.5o x 27.2o

SpotSpot Beam

8.1o x 6.4o

21.9o x 15.8o

A4545o Asymmetric Beam

74.6o x 18.7o

112.0o x 123.6o

WBWide Beam

Flood

92.0o x 55.5o

145.8o x 134.2o

A6060o Asymmetric Beam

78.1o x 29.8o

111.7o x 127.4o

WBWide Beam

22.0o x 22.0o

58.0o x 58.0o

MBMedium Beam

16.0o x 16.0o

35.9o x 35.9o

NBNarrow Beam

6.6o x 6.6o

17.1o x 17.1o

1. Shaded orange 50% Main Beams and shaded green 10% Field Beams are for visual reference only and are not to scale as beams may vary by lamp type and wattage choice.

Beam angles shown are for reference only and may vary by lamp type and wattage choice. Please see optical data tables on pages 34 - 39 for specific optical data and beam information.

Please contact factory for application engineering assistance.


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DFS1 Optical Data

Cat No. OpticInitial

Lumens

Max

CD

50%

Main Beam(hor.)

50%

Main Beam(vert.)

10%

Field Beam(hor.)

10%

Field Beam(vert.)

NEMA

Beam(hor.)

NEMA

Beam(vert.)

Lamp

TypeBase

Lamp

AxisIES File #

DFS1P-22 NB 1,650 34,658 6.6° 6.6° 17.1° 17.1° 1H 1V BT-5 PGJ5 Axial DFS1P-22-NB.IES

MB 1,650 8,097 16.0° 16.0° 35.9° 35.9° 3H 3V BT-5 PGJ5 Axial DFS1P-22-MB.IES

WB 1,650 3,736 22.0° 22.0° 58.0° 58.0° 4H 4V BT-5 PGJ5 Axial DFS1P-22-WB.IES

DFS1P-39 NB 3,000 63,014 6.6° 6.6° 17.1° 17.1° 1H 1V BT-5 PGJ5 Axial DFS1P-39-NB.IES

MB 3,000 14,721 16.0° 16.0° 35.9° 35.9° 3H 3V BT-5 PGJ5 Axial DFS1P-39-MB.IES

WB 3,000 6,793 22.0° 22.0° 58.0° 58.0° 4H 4V BT-5 PGJ5 Axial DFS1P-39-WB.IES

Mini MasterColor (CMH Pulse Start)

DFS2 Optical Data


Lumens

Max

CD

50%

Main Beam(hor.)

50%

Main Beam(vert.)

10%

Field Beam(hor.)

10%

Field Beam(vert.)

NEMA

Beam(hor.)

NEMA

Beam(vert.)

Lamp

TypeBase

Lamp

AxisIES File #

DFS2PT-39 NBF 3,300 44,654 8.9° 8.9° 19.5° 19.4° 2H 2V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-NBF.IES

WBF 3,300 15,582 16.8° 16.7° 32.3° 32.4° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-WBF.IES

MBA (low) 3,300 39,166 8.3° 8.3° 19.0° 19.1° 2H 2V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-MBA-LOW.IES

MBA (mid) 3,300 16,216 15.1° 15.2° 29.2° 29.3° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-MBA-MID.IES

MBA (high) 3,300 10,611 15.0° 15.1° 38.2° 38.3° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-MBA-HIGH.IES

WBA (low) 3,300 8,385 22.1° 22.2° 47.6° 47.7° 4H 4V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-WBA-LOW.IES

WBA (mid) 3,300 2,925 46.9° 47.0° 83.5° 84.2° 5H 5V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-WBA-MID.IES

WBA (high) 3,300 1,816 63.3° 63.5° 102.8° 103.0° 6H 6V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-39-WBA-HIGH.IES


WBF 6,600 31,163 16.8° 16.7° 32.3° 32.4° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS2PT-70-WBF.IES







DFS2E-39 NBF 3,500 47,360 8.9° 8.9° 19.5° 19.4° 2H 2V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-NBF.IES

WBF 3,500 16,526 16.8° 16.7° 32.3° 32.4° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-WBF.IES

MBA (low) 3,500 41,539 8.3° 8.3° 19.0° 19.1° 2H 2V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-MBA-LOW.IES

MBA (mid) 3,500 17,199 15.1° 15.2° 29.2° 29.3° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-MBA-MID.IES

MBA (high) 3,500 11,254 15.0° 15.1° 38.2° 38.3° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-MBA-HIGH.IES

WBA (low) 3,500 8,893 22.1° 22.2° 47.6° 47.7° 4H 4V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-WBA-LOW.IES

WBA (mid) 3,500 3,102 46.9° 47.0° 83.5° 84.2° 5H 5V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-WBA-MID.IES

WBA (high) 3,500 1,926 63.3° 63.5° 102.8° 103.0° 6H 6V T6 G12 Axial DFS2E-39-WBA-HIGH.IES

















T6 Ceramic Metal Halide (CMH Pulse Start)

MasterColor Elite (CMH Pulse Start)

Please contact factory for application engineering assistance. Visit our website for available shield and lens reports.

DFS1 can be aimed 67.5o up or 67.5

o down when mounted to a horizontal surface.

Please see spec sheet for specific allowable aiming angle details.

DFS2-SV can be aimed 70.0o up or 57.5


DFS2-YK can be aimed 90.0o up or 90.0


Please see spec sheet for aiming diagram details.

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DFS3 Optical Data


Lumens

Max

CD

50%

Main Beam(hor.)

50%

Main Beam(vert.)

10%

Field Beam(hor.)

10%

Field Beam(vert.)

NEMA

Beam(hor.)

NEMA

Beam(vert.)

Lamp

TypeBase

Lamp

AxisIES File #


MBF 3,300 25,424 13.8° 13.8° 24.2° 24.2° 2H 2V T6 G12 Axial DFS3PT-39-MBF.IES

WBF1 3,300 9,301 21.5° 21.5° 42.7° 42.8° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS3PT-39-WBF1.IES
































MBF 11,000 84,747 13.8° 13.8° 24.2° 24.2° 2H 2V T6 G12 Axial DFS3E-100-MBF.IES

WBF1 11,000 31,002 21.5° 21.5° 42.7° 42.8° 3H 3V T6 G12 Axial DFS3E-100-WBF1.IES












DFS3-SV (including DFS3G) can be aimed 82.5o up or 70.0


DFS3-YK (including DFS3G) can be aimed 90.0o up or 90.0


DFS3E-210-SV can be aimed 80.0o up or 70.0



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DFS3 Optical Data (cont’d)


Lumens

Max

CD

50%

Main Beam(hor.)

50%

Main Beam(vert.)

10%

Field Beam(hor.)

10%

Field Beam(vert.)

NEMA

Beam(hor.)

NEMA

Beam(vert.)

Lamp

TypeBase

Lamp

AxisIES File #


MBF 15,000 115,565 13.8° 13.8° 24.2° 24.2° 2H 2V T6 G12 Axial DFS3E-150-MBF.IES










DFS3E-210 NBF 24,150 341,807 8.1° 8.1° 17.9° 17.9° 1H 1V T9 PGZ18 Axial DFS3E-210-NBF.IES

MBF 24,150 162,687 14.2° 14.2° 24.7° 24.8° 2H 2V T9 PGZ18 Axial DFS3E-210-MBF.IES

WBF1 24,150 60,150 21.7° 21.7° 43.7° 43.8° 3H 3V T9 PGZ18 Axial DFS3E-210-WBF1.IES



DFS3P-70 NBF 6,200 76,236 7.9° 7.9° 19.4° 19.3° 2H 2V ED17 MED Axial DFS3P-70-NBF.IES

MBF 6,200 28,767 15.7° 15.6° 27.1° 27.6° 2H 2V ED17 MED Axial DFS3P-70-MBF.IES

WBF1 6,200 14,179 22.5° 22.5° 44.7° 44.7° 3H 3V ED17 MED Axial DFS3P-70-WBF1.IES













DFS3S-70 NBF 6,300 43,979 8.3° 8.2° 26.7° 26.3° 2H 2V BD17 MED Axial DFS3S-70-NBF.IES

MBF 6,300 16,689 19.4° 20.4° 40.5° 41.1° 3H 3V BD17 MED Axial DFS3S-70-MBF.IES

WBF1 6,300 10,479 25.2° 25.2° 53.6° 53.7° 4H 4V BD17 MED Axial DFS3S-70-WBF1.IES














Pulse Start Metal Halide

High Pressure Sodium


DFS3-SV (including DFS3G) can be aimed 82.5o up or 70.0


DFS3-YK (including DFS3G) can be aimed 90.0o up or 90.0


DFS3E-210-SV can be aimed 80.0o up or 70.0



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DFS4 Optical Data


Lumens

Max

CD

50%

Main Beam(hor.)

50%

Main Beam(vert.)

10%

Field Beam(hor.)

10%

Field Beam(vert.)

NEMA

Beam(hor.)

NEMA

Beam(vert.)

Lamp

TypeBase

Lamp

AxisIES File #

DFS4PT-39 SP 3,300 47,795 8.1° 6.4° 21.9° 15.8° 2H 1V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4PT-39-SP.IES

NB 3,300 4,367 80.9° 12.4° 133.5° 27.2° 7H 2V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4PT-39-NB.IES

MB 3,300 2,155 84.3° 26.0° 141.0° 125.6° 7H 6V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4PT-39-MB.IES

WB 3,300 1,392 92.0° 55.5° 145.8° 134.2° 7H 7V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4PT-39-WB.IES

A45 3,300 2,364 74.6° 18.7° 112.0° 123.6° 6H 6V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4PT-39-A45.IES














DFS4C-60 SP 6,900 70,801 9.8° 7.1° 29.4° 15.4° 3H 1V T6 PGZ12 Horiz. DFS4C-60-SP.IES

NB 6,900 9,174 80.7° 12.9° 133.9° 30.2° 7H 7V T6 PGZ12 Horiz. DFS4C-60-NB.IES

MB 6,900 4,886 84.6° 25.9° 140.4° 126.2° 7H 6V T6 PGZ12 Horiz. DFS4C-60-MB.IES

WB 6,900 2,798 93.5° 59.4° 145.4° 140.0° 7H 7V T6 PGZ12 Horiz. DFS4C-60-WB.IES

A45 6,900 5,265 75.0° 16.1° 109.9° 123.1° 6H 6V T6 PGZ12 Horiz. DFS4C-60-A45.IES














DFS4E-39 SP 3,500 50,692 8.1° 6.4° 21.9° 15.8° 2H 1V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4E-39-SP.IES

NB 3,500 4,631 80.9° 12.4° 133.5° 27.2° 7H 2V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4E-39-NB.IES

MB 3,500 2,285 84.3° 26.0° 141.0° 125.6° 7H 6V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4E-39-MB.IES

WB 3,500 1,476 92.0° 55.5° 145.8° 134.2° 7H 7V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4E-39-WB.IES

A45 3,500 2,508 74.6° 18.7° 112.0° 123.6° 6H 6V T6 G12 Horiz. DFS4E-39-A45.IES










CosmoPolis (CMH Pulse Start)







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DFS4 Optical Data (cont’d)


Lumens

Max

CD

50%

Main Beam(hor.)

50%

Main Beam(vert.)

10%

Field Beam(hor.)

10%

Field Beam(vert.)

NEMA

Beam(hor.)

NEMA

Beam(vert.)

Lamp

TypeBase

Lamp

AxisIES File #













DFS4P-70 SP 6,200 89,797 8.1° 6.4° 21.9° 15.8° 2H 1V ED17 MED Horiz. DFS4P-70-SP.IES

NB 6,200 8,204 80.9° 12.4° 133.5° 27.2° 7H 2V ED17 MED Horiz. DFS4P-70-NB.IES

MB 6,200 4,048 84.3° 26.0° 141.0° 125.6° 7H 6V ED17 MED Horiz. DFS4P-70-MB.IES

WB 6,200 2,615 92.0° 55.5° 145.8° 134.2° 7H 7V ED17 MED Horiz. DFS4P-70-WB.IES

A45 6,200 4,442 74.6° 18.7° 112.0° 123.6° 6H 6V ED17 MED Horiz. DFS4P-70-A45.IES














DFS4S-70 SP 6,300 34,225 15.6° 9.5° 40.1° 19.7° 3H 2V BD17 MED Horiz. DFS4S-70-SP.IES

NB 6,300 8,104 80.2° 12.4° 130.3° 65.4° 7H 4V BD17 MED Horiz. DFS4S-70-NB.IES

MB 6,300 4,474 84.0° 25.5° 137.5° 129.4° 7H 6V BD17 MED Horiz. DFS4S-70-MB.IES

WB 6,300 2,672 91.2° 58.5° 142.7° 136.3° 7H 7V BD17 MED Horiz. DFS4S-70-WB.IES

A45 6,300 5,010 74.6° 16.0° 109.7° 123.6° 6H 6V BD17 MED Horiz. DFS4S-70-A45.IES























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DFS5 Optical Data


Lumens

Max

CD

50%

Main Beam(hor.)

50%

Main Beam(vert.)

10%

Field Beam(hor.)

10%

Field Beam(vert.)

NEMA

Beam(hor.)

NEMA

Beam(vert.)

Lamp

TypeBase

Lamp

AxisIES File #

DFS5E-210 SP 24,150 258,808 10.8° 9.1° 19.7° 17.0° 2H 1V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-210-SP.IES

NB 24,150 28,356 77.0° 13.9° 138.9° 32.2° 7H 3V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-210-NB.IES

MB 24,150 16,507 83.9° 23.9° 143.6° 117.5° 7H 6V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-210-MB.IES

WB 24,150 10,039 112.2° 55.0° 149.6° 123.8° 7H 6V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-210-WB.IES

A45 24,150 15,778 83.2° 21.8° 135.7° 122.5° 7H 6V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-210-A45.IES


DFS5E-315 SP 37,800 405,091 10.8° 9.1° 19.7° 17.0° 2H 1V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-315-SP.IES

NB 37,800 44,383 77.0° 13.9° 138.9° 32.2° 7H 3V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-315-NB.IES

MB 37,800 25,837 83.9° 23.9° 143.6° 117.5° 7H 6V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-315-MB.IES

WB 37,800 15,713 112.2° 55.0° 149.6° 123.8° 7H 6V T9 PGZ18 Horiz. DFS5E-315-WB.IES



DFS5P-200 SP 19,000 113,415 18.3° 8.9° 38.2° 18.2° 3H 2V T15 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-200-SP.IES

NB 19,000 23,824 77.2° 12.7° 133.6° 30.6° 7H 3V T15 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-200-NB.IES

MB 19,000 11,789 85.3° 27.6° 140.6° 118.5° 7H 6V T15 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-200-MB.IES

WB 19,000 7,692 97.7° 57.0° 145.5° 126.8° 7H 6V T15 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-200-WB.IES

A45 19,000 12,128 84.3° 21.5° 131.9° 126.6° 7H 6V T15 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-200-A45.IES

A60 19,000 9,113 82.6° 31.3° 126.3° 128.1° 6H 6V T15 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-200-A60.IES

DFS5P-250 SP 22,000 131,323 18.3° 8.9° 38.2° 18.2° 3H 2V ED28 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-250-SP.IES

NB 22,000 27,586 77.2° 12.7° 133.6° 30.6° 7H 3V ED28 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-250-NB.IES

MB 22,000 13,650 85.3° 27.6° 140.6° 118.5° 7H 6V ED28 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-250-MB.IES

WB 22,000 8,906 97.7° 57.0° 145.5° 126.8° 7H 6V ED28 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-250-WB.IES

A45 22,000 15,283 84.3° 21.5° 131.9° 126.6° 7H 6V ED28 MOG Horiz. DFS5P-250-A45.IES














DFS5S-250 SP 27,000 102,411 17.0° 8.1° 61.5° 21.3° 4H 2V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-250-SP.IES

NB 27,000 34,582 77.3° 12.6° 128.1° 34.1° 6H 3V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-250-NB.IES

MB 27,000 19,137 81.4° 25.0° 134.7° 131.3° 7H 7V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-250-MB.IES

WB 27,000 10,926 88.2° 63.1° 142.2° 137.3° 7H 7V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-250-WB.IES

A45 27,000 19,233 78.4° 19.0° 125.0° 125.8° 6H 6V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-250-A45.IES


DFS5S-400 SP 50,000 189,650 17.0° 8.1° 61.5° 21.3° 4H 2V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-400-SP.IES

NB 50,000 64,041 77.3° 12.6° 128.1° 34.1° 6H 3V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-400-NB.IES

MB 50,000 91,677 81.4° 25.0° 134.7° 131.3° 7H 7V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-400-MB.IES

WB 50,000 20,234 88.2° 63.1° 142.2° 137.3° 7H 7V E18 MOG Horiz. DFS5S-400-WB.IES












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