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RAB A22 Field Adjustable Area Light 320W/280W/250W Type 4 3000K/4000K/5000K Pole Mount 480V 7-Pin Receptacle Bronze (A22-4T320/480)

SKU A22-4T320/480
by RAB
Original price $564.00 - Original price $564.00
Original price
$564.00
Backorder: Usually Ships in 4-7 Days
Product Description

The A22 Type IV area light gives spec teams three wattages and three color temperatures to set at the pole, wrapped in a 480V bronze die-cast aluminum housing rated for wet-location parking lot and perimeter service. Wattage selects between 320W/280W/250W and CCT selects between 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K, so a single fixture can be tuned to the site photometric plan or a corporate color standard at install.

Features

  • Field-adjustable wattage: 320W/280W/250W (factory default 320W)
  • CCT selectable on-fixture: 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K (factory default 4000K), 80-84 CRI
  • Lumen output: 34,413-43,960 lm at 130.4-157.7 lm/W efficacy
  • Type IV forward-throw distribution, BUG rating B4 U0 G4
  • 7-pin ANSI C136.41 receptacle with shorting cap, ready for wireless photocontrols and networked control systems
  • 0-10V dimming to 10%, 6 kV surge protection
  • 480V input (50/60 Hz)
  • Bronze die-cast aluminum housing with polycarbonate lens, IP66 dust and water ingress
  • Adjustable universal pole mount, EPA 0.4 (single fixture), 15.8 lb shipping weight

Ideal For: Parking Lots • Building Perimeters • Commercial Campuses • Auto Dealership Lots • Industrial Yards

UL listed for wet locations, IP66 rated, cold-start to -40°F, and suitable in ambient temperatures up to 104°F. ANSI C136.41 7-pin receptacle accepts wireless photocontrols and networked control nodes. 100,000-hour L70 rated LED lifespan.

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.