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RAB A22 Field Adjustable Area Light 200W/180W/160W Type 3 3000K/4000K/5000K Pole Mount 480V 7-Pin Receptacle White (A22-200W/480)

SKU A22-200W/480
by RAB
Original price $425.00 - Original price $425.00
Original price
$425.00
Backorder: Usually Ships in 4-7 Days
Product Description

Built for 480V distribution circuits, this A22 pole-mount area light gives outdoor sites bright, uniform Type III coverage without stepping down to a lower voltage. Output is field-adjustable across 200W, 180W, and 160W, and the color temperature is selectable on 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K — letting one stocked SKU serve a range of jobs from commercial parking to industrial yards.

The 480V driver replaces up to 750W of metal halide, and an ANSI C136.41 seven-pin receptacle with shorting cap sits ready for photocell or wireless control nodes. The 0-10V dimming driver holds down to 10% output for scheduled or sensor-driven control strategies.

Features

  • 480V input for high-voltage distribution circuits
  • Field-adjustable output: 200W / 180W / 160W (factory default 200W)
  • Field-selectable CCT: 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K (factory default 4000K)
  • 22,391-28,507 lm at 127.6-153.6 lm/W efficacy
  • 80-84 CRI, 100,000-hour L70 lifespan
  • IES Type III distribution
  • 0-10V dimming down to 10% output
  • ANSI C136.41 7-pin receptacle with shorting cap
  • 6 kV surge protection
  • Die-cast aluminum housing with polycarbonate lens
  • White finish

Ideal For: Parking Lots • Roadways • Industrial Yards • Warehouse Perimeters • Large Commercial Sites

UL Listed for wet locations. IP66 rated against dust and water ingress. Cold-weather starting to -40°F. Maximum ambient temperature 104°F.

Frequently Asked Questions
What color temperature is this product?
This product offers 3000-5000 Selectable color temperature options, allowing you to adjust the light output to your preferred tone from the available settings.
What voltage does this product operate on?
This product operates on 480V and is designed for higher voltage commercial or industrial electrical systems. Always consult with an electrician regarding your specific voltage requirements.