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CITY OF MUSKEGON
HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
DATE OF MEETING: Wednesday, January 12, 2022
TIME OF MEETING: 4:00 p.m.
PLACE OF MEETING: Conference Room 204, City Hall
AGENDA
I. Call to Order
II. Approval of Minutes of the regular meeting of November 2, 2021.
III. Old Business
IV. New Business
Case 2022-01 – 350 W. Webster – Lighting/Bollards/Electrical Upgrade
Case 2022-02 – 296 W. Webster – Addition
Case 2022-03 – 238 Houston – Demolition
Case 2022-04 – 1500 Clinton – Siding
Case 2022-05 – 1314 Peck – Siding
Case 2022-06 – 339 Houston – Addition
V. Other Business
HDC Openings
2021 Staff Approval Update #3
VI. Adjourn
“We admire that which is old not because it is old, but because it is beautiful.” Winston Churchill
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II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Approval of Minutes of the regular meeting of November 2, 2021.
III. OLD BUSINESS
None
IV. NEW BUSINESS
Case 2022-01 – 350 W. Webster – Lighting/Bollards/Electrical Upgrade
Applicant: City of Muskegon (Department of Public Works)
District: National Register
Current Function: Park
Discussion
The applicant is seeking approval to complete an electrical upgrade to Hackley Park. As part of the
upgrade, a number of features are proposed to be installed above-grade.
1. 36 lighted bollards – Three design options were submitted for bollards that are proposed to be
installed at the intersections of the park’s walkways. Depending on the style of bollard, they
will also contain electrical outlets for use during park events.
2. Light fixtures for corner statues – The center monument is up-lighted by a series of ground-
mounted light fixtures, but the four statues located at each corner of the park are not. A single
lighting fixture would be located within the landscaping at the base of each statue with the
beam focused on the front side of the statue.
See Attachment B for further details.
View of park from the intersection of 3rd Street and W. Webster Avenue, looking west.
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Examples of current outlets used in park.
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Existing lights at Hackley Park (left) will remain, and match those at Hackley Public Library (right)
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Model 1.
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Model 2, with height dimensions. Model is also used at Hackley Library.
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Model 3 with dimensions.
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Existing lighting fixtures used on monument.
Proposed ground-mounted lighting fixture for four corner statues.
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Standards
From Hackley Park: A Master Plan for Restoration (1986):
“Electrical receptacles are found in the moat area around the monument. They are fairly new and were
not part of the original design. Little attempt was made to integrate these receptacles incomspicuously
into the background. The style and placement of these are inappropriate to the site.”
“Lamp standards – Electric lights were another of Mr. Hackley’s gifts to the park. They were added
in 1898, eight years after the completion of the park. The patent dates on the lights are 1890 and 1891.
Their original placement seems to support the theory that they were an early attempt to illuminate the
monument at night. Unfortunately they were placed exactly in the middle of the four main visual sight
lines to the monument thereby negating the primary design intent of Olof Benson’s original park
plan.”
“Because everything was to be subordinate to the monument, fussy shrubs, evergreens and flower
beds (anything taking the eye away from theat monument) were not part of the original plan. This idea
of “subordination of detail to the whole effect” was paramount to the design principles of Frederick
Law Olmsted who was designing parks all across America (including Chicago) at this time. Olof
Benson was no doubt aware of this and incorporated that same thinking into his design for Hackley
Park.”
“Electrical outlet boxes are found in a couple of locations above grade and are very inadequate in
meeting the present day electrical demand of the park and should be upgraded.”
“The incongruent uses and special events must be accommodated in an unobtrusive manner so as to
not distract from the historical integrity of the park.”
“All wires should be placed underground with service junction boxes discretely placed.
The historical fixtures should be rewired with electrical outlets mounted discretely in the base for
regular 110 service. Perimeter lights should be designed with the same option in mind…
The monument and the four statues should receive ground mounted fixtures to light these features at
night.”
Deliberation
I move that the HDC (approve/deny) the request to install 36, Model (1/2/3/Other), lighted bollards
containing electrical outlets and installed at the intersections of the park’s walkways in the locations
presented in the January 12, 2022 HDC Staff Report and supporting documents, and to install one
light fixture within the landscaping at the base of each of the park’s four corner statues with the beam
focused on the front side of the statue as long as the work meets all zoning requirements and the
necessary permits are obtained.
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Case 2022-02 – 296 W. Webster – Addition
Applicant: Muskegon Museum of Art
District: National Register/Downtown Structures
Current Function: Institutional
Discussion
The applicant is seeking approval to construct a new, two-story addition to the north of the Muskegon
Museum of Art’s existing building, install a new south entrance on W. Webster Avenue where a
window currently exists, and create a landscaped plaza connecting the new addition’s north entrance
to W. Clay Avenue. The footprint of the new construction is proposed to span two current parcels
(269 W. Webster and 315 W. Clay) as well as portion of the vacated alley in this block, space which
is completely or partially located in two local historic districts. The building addition is proposed to
contain new large and small galleries, event space, a roof terrace, the museum store, classroom and
activity space, mechanical space/loading dock, support space, and collections management space.
Additional information will be provided at the meeting as well as provided in Attachment A.
Bird’s-eye view rendering of proposed building addition from W. Clay Avenue, looking south.
Existing museum building visible behind addition.
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Proposed site plan showing location of current building, building addition, new south entry, and
landscaped plaza.
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Current view of the original museum building (left) and its 1980s addition (right) from W. Webster
Avenue, looking west.
Rendering of same view depicting the proposed new south entrance to the building.
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Current museum building’s south entrance
Current connection between original museum building and past building addition. Window on left is
proposed to be replaced with a new entry door.
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Current view of north entrance and alley, looking east.
View from approximately the same location as above photo. Building addition is built over vacated
alley (obscuring view of existing building).
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View of existing north elevation from W. Clay Avenue.
View from approximately the same location as above photo. Building addition extends toward and
faces Clay, and a new landscaped plaza provides a pedestrian connection from the sidewalk and
locations for future public art pieces.
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Standards
DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION
Although a significant amount of the Commission’s work is centered on historic structures, the
construction of new structures on vacant lots within historic districts is permitted and encouraged.
However, those professionals designing new structures should strive for excellence in design whether
small individual infill construction within the existing historic district blocks, or larger independently
sited projects. New structures should be in keeping with the existing historical character of the
neighborhood or district with a design that is compatible with the size, scale, material, and color of
the surrounding buildings and landscaping. Good design which responds positively to its surroundings
can be done in several different ways; therefore, it is impossible to develop specific interpretations
which will apply in all cases. Every site has its own design opportunities.
The following design recommendations shall be used by the Historic District Commission in
evaluating requests for new construction within the districts. These basic criteria should be a part of
any proposed design brought before the Commission for approval.
Recommended Not Recommended
Height - Relating the overall height of new Height - Introducing new construction that
construction to that of adjacent structures. As varies greatly in height (too high or too low)
a general rule, construct new buildings to a from older buildings in the vicinity. Extreme
height roughly equal to the average height of differences in building heights will have a
existing buildings from the historic period on detrimental visual effects on the appearance
and across the street. of surrounding property.
Scale - Relating the size and proportions of Scale - Creating buildings that in height,
new structures to the scale of adjacent build- width, or massing violate the existing scale of
ings. Although a building may be much the area. The new building should not disrupt
larger than its neighbors in terms of square the scale and rhythm of the streetscape, alt-
footage, it should maintain the same scale hough it might be appropriate in a different
and rhythm as the existing buildings. location.
Massing - Breaking up uninteresting box-like Massing - Introducing single, monolithic
forms into smaller, varied masses such as are forms that are not relieved by variations in
common on most buildings from the historic massing. Box-like facades and forms are in-
period. Variety of form and massing are ele- trusive when placed in a streetscape of older
ments essential to the character of the buildings that have varied massing and fa-
streetscape in historic districts. For example, cade articulation.
if an infill site is large, the mass of the facade
can be broken into a number of small bays.
Directional Expression - Relating the verti-
cal, horizontal, or non-directional facade Directional Expression - Creating strongly
character of new buildings to the predomi- horizontal or vertical facade expressions un-
nant directional expression of nearby build- less compatible with the character of struc-
ings. Horizontal buildings can be made to re- tures in the immediate area. A new building
late to the more vertical adjacent structures that does not relate well to its neighbors or to
by breaking the facade into smaller masses the rhythm of the streetscape because of an
that conform to the primary expression of the
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streetscape. unbroken horizontal facade should be
avoided.
Setback - Maintaining the historic facade
lines of streetscape by locating front walls of
new buildings in the same plane as the fa- Setback - Violating the existing setback pat-
cades of adjacent buildings. If exceptions are tern by placing a new building in front of or
made, buildings should be set back into the behind the historic facade line. Placing
lot rather than closer to the street. If existing buildings at odd angles to the street, unless in
setbacks vary, new buildings should conform an area where diverse siting already exists,
to historic siting patterns. even if property setback is maintained,
should be avoided.
Sense of Entry - Articulating the main en-
trances to the building with covered porches,
porticos, and other pronounced architectural Sense of Entry - Introducing facades with no
forms. Entries were historically raised a few strong sense of entry. Side entries or entries
steps above the grade of the property and not defined by a porch or similar transitional
were a prominent visual feature of the street element result in an incompatible "flat" first-
elevation of the building. floor facade.
Roof Shapes - Relating the roof forms of the
new buildings to those found in the area. Alt-
hough not entirely necessary, duplication of Roof Shapes - Introducing roof shapes,
the existing or traditional roof shapes, pitches, or materials not traditionally used in
pitches, and materials on new construction is the area.
one way of making new structures more vis-
ually compatible.
Rhythm of Openings - Respecting the recur-
rent alteration of wall areas with door and
window elements in the facade. Also consid- Rhythm of Openings - Introducing incompat-
ering the width-to-height ratio of bays in the ible facade patterns that upset the rhythm of
facade. The placement of openings with re- openings established in surrounding struc-
spect to the facade's overall composition, tures. For example, glass walls and window
symmetry or balanced symmetry should be and door shapes and locations which are dis-
carefully studied. respectful to the adjoining buildings.
Design Expression - Composing the materi-
als, textures and colors of the new building Design Expression - Violating the existing
facade to compliment adjacent facades and character of the district by introducing non-
relating details and decorations of the new compatible materials, textures, colors, de-
building to those of existing surrounding tails, and decoration on new buildings.
buildings.
Imitations - Accurate restoration of or visu-
ally compatible additions to existing build- Imitations - Replicating or imitating the
ings and former construction, contemporary styles, motif, or details of older periods. Such
architecture that well represents our own time attempts detract from the character of the dis-
yet, enhances the nature and character of the trict by compromising what is truly historic.
historic district.
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Deliberation
I move that the HDC (approve/deny) the request to construct a new, two-story addition to the north of
the Muskegon Museum of Art’s existing building, install a new south entrance on W. Webster Avenue
where a window currently exists, and create a landscaped plaza connecting the new addition’s north
entrance to W. Clay Avenue as presented in the January 12, 2022 HDC Staff Report and supporting
documents as long as the work meets all zoning requirements and the necessary permits are obtained.
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Case 2022-03 – 238 Houston – Demolition
Applicant: City of Muskegon (SAFEbuilt Inspection Services)
District: Houston
Current Function: Commercial
Discussion
The applicant is seeking approval to demolish the structure. A fire occurred at the property in May
2020. In December 2020, a case was presented to the HDC to review the property owner’s plans to
rehabilitate the structure. The Housing Board of Appeals (HBA) has since determined that the struc-
ture is unsafe, substandard, a public nuisance and that it be demolished. The City Commission has
concurred with the HBA’s findings.
View of house from Houston Avenue, looking north.
Standards
No standards apply.
Deliberation
I move that the HDC (approve/deny) the request to demolish the structure as long as the work meets
all zoning requirements and the necessary permits are obtained.
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Case 2022-04 – 1500 Clinton – Siding
Applicant: Belinda Spray
District: Clinton-Peck
Current Function: Residential
Discussion
The applicant is seeking approval to install vinyl siding over the existing wood siding on the house
and remove one second-story window on the east elevation. Work was started in mid-December with-
out proper review or approvals and a stop work order was issued at that time.
View of house from Clinton Street, looking northeast. Vinyl siding being installed on attached garage
visible at right.
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View of house from E. Grand Avenue, looking southwest (photo from October 2019)
Current view of house from E. Grand, looking southwest. New vinyl siding being installed on the
house and attached garage as well as a window that was removed from the second story are visible.
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North elevation with vinyl siding being installed on the first floor.
Standards
RESIDING AND TRIM CLADDING GUIDELINES
General
The Muskegon Historic District Commission does not endorse the residing of structures within the
Historic districts. It is the policy of this Commission that the original fabric of the building should be
repaired or replaced where necessary with the original building material.
In cases where the repair or replacement with like materials is impractical or where it can be demon-
strated that the original materials will no longer hold paint or that the original materials are so badly
deteriorated that they can no longer be reasonably repaired, the residing standards below shall strictly
be adhered to.
Definitions
For the purpose of this statement, the terms “residing materials” and “trim cladding” shall be under-
stood to encompass the use of any residing materials such as aluminum, vinyl, steel, hardboard, wood,
masonry, or molded urethane which is designed to replace or cover all, or any part, of an exterior wall,
trim work or other building element or a structure within a designated historic district.
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Purpose
The Commission shall review all applications for Certificates of Appropriateness proposing the in-
stallation of residing materials or trim cladding as individual cases. Each application shall be decided
on its own merit. No person should interpret any Commission approval for residing or trim cladding
as being precedent setting. Unrestricted use of residing materials or trim cladding will not be allowed.
In any case where residing materials or trim cladding are proposed for use by a property owner or
siding contractor, the property owner shall be required to submit a signed letter stating in detail the
intent and scope of the proposed residing or trim cladding installation. Such a letter is to also include
the identification of any deterioration or problems occurring relative to the existing siding or exterior
building fabric. If known, the cause and extent of this deterioration must be clearly stated.
The following conditions of installation shall be met by all proposals for residing or trim cladding:
1. All existing deterioration shall be made structurally sound and its causes, insofar as possible,
shall be corrected prior to the installation of residing materials or trim cladding.
2. Any installation of residing materials shall simulate the appearance of the original building ma-
terial that it is intended to cover. This simulation shall take into account the size, shape or pro-
file, texture, and linear direction of the original building material.
a. The residing material shall be similar in appearance and dimension to the original sid-
ing. The exposure to the weather of the new siding shall range within one inch of the
nominal dimension of the original siding. The Historic District Commission shall have
the authority to waive this requirement in the event that they believe a different design
or dimension siding would be more appropriate to the architectural character of the His-
toric District.
b. A proposed color shall be appropriate as determined by the Commission.
c. Generally, wood grain textures are not approved by the Commission. However, the ap-
propriateness of a specific siding texture shall be determined on an individual case basis.
3. Any installation of trim cladding shall adhere to the following guidelines for the treatment for
architectural trim elements.
a. Existing cornice or building trim elements shall not be covered or replaced without Commis-
sion approval. Commission approval will depend upon how closely the trim cladding or new
trim elements duplicate the appearance of the existing building trim elements.
b. The wall siding material shall not extend over the existing trim members such as window and
door trim, sills, facias, soffits, frieze members and boards, brackets, aprons, corner boards,
trim boards, skirt boards, or any other characteristic moldings or architectural features.
c. If the above mentioned trim members are to be clad, they shall be covered with custom formed
cladding which shall closely approximate the shapes and contours of the existing moldings or
trim. Distinctive or unusual trim or architectural elements shall not be clad without prior con-
sideration and Commission approval.
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d. No building trim elements or architectural features are to be removed or altered to facilitate
the installation of the new siding or trim cladding without approval of the Historic District
Commission.
In most cases the soffit cladding material shall run parallel and not perpendicular to the plane of the
wall.
WINDOW, DOOR, AND EXTERIOR WOODWORK STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES (Ab-
breviated)
General
These guidelines pertain only to proposed changes to the structure and do not affect existing construc-
tion.
These guidelines are primarily directed toward the front and side elevations of the structure. Greater
variances and more leniency may be extended toward proposed changes to the rear elevation of the
building by the Commission. All desired or proposed changes should be referred to the Historic Dis-
trict Commission for consideration. Extenuating circumstances, the effect upon the architecture of the
particular structure together with the general effect upon the surrounding structures, variables in ar-
chitectural design, or the effect upon usage and viability of the structure could dictate a variance from
these guidelines.
No exterior doors, windows, or exterior woodwork shall be altered, removed, relocated, or added
without Historic District Commission approval.
Existing exterior window or door casings, sills, and caps shall not be altered from the original design
or appearance. Damaged or deteriorated wood shall be repaired as a first course of action. When repair
is not possible, elements shall be replaced with matching wood members. Damaged or deteriorated
wood elements may be replaced or covered with formed aluminum or vinyl, subject to Commission
approval and provided that the original profile of the woodwork is not altered or changed.
Primary Windows
Existing damaged or deteriorating window frames and sash shall be repaired as a first course of action.
When repair is not possible, elements shall be replaced with matching wood members. Metal or vinyl
replacement windows may be acceptable provided they match the original windows in design and
type and that they consist of or are painted an appropriate color. Bare metal finishes generally will not
be acceptable.
The size of glass lites and muntin arrangements shall not be altered without Commission approval.
Special glazing, such as stained or leaded art glass, shall not be removed without Commission ap-
proval. Unusual decorative windows such as Palladian windows, oriels, bays, Gothic arch or seg-
ment tops, etc. shall not be removed or altered.
Deliberation
I move that the HDC (approve/deny) the request to install vinyl siding over the existing wood siding
on the house and to remove one second-story window on the east elevation as long as the work
meets all zoning requirements and the necessary permits are obtained.
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Case 2022-05 – 1314 Peck – Siding
Applicant: April and Bryan Nulf
District: McLaughlin
Current Function: Residential
Discussion
The applicant is seeking approval to remove the existing, damaged wood siding and reside the house
with new wood siding. The house currently contains three different patterns of wood siding, and the
replacement siding would match the most common siding pattern currently found on the house.
View of house from Peck Street, looking east.
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View of house from Peck Street, looking northeast.
Three types of siding patterns visible on the house.
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Examples of deteriorated wood siding on the house.
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Standards
See Residing and Trim Cladding Guidelines in Case 2022-04, above.
Deliberation
I move that the HDC (approve/deny) the request to remove the existing, damaged wood siding and
reside the house with new wood siding to match the most common siding pattern currently found on
the house as long as the work meets all zoning requirements and the necessary permits are obtained.
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Case 2022-06 – 339 Houston – Addition
Applicant: Danielle Bos
District: Houston
Current Function: Residential
Discussion
The applicant is seeking approval to construct an addition to the house that extends the garage eight
(8) feet toward the front property line and adds second story living space above the garage. The addi-
tion will utilize the same siding, windows, and roofing materials used on the rest of the house. Addi-
tional information and drawings will be provided at the meeting.
View of house and attached garage from Houston Avenue, looking east.
Standards
See Design Guidelines for New Construction in Case 2022-02, above.
Deliberation
I move that the HDC (approve/deny) the request to construct an addition to the house that extends
the garage eight (8) feet toward the front property line and adds second story living space above the
garage utilizing the same siding, windows, and roofing materials used on the rest of the house as
long as the work meets all zoning requirements and the necessary permits are obtained.
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V. OTHER BUSINESS
HDC Openings – Following the most recent term expiration and reappointment process, the HDC
now has two openings. The board’s composition requirements call for the open positions to be filled
by a registered architect and a member of a local preservation society.
2021 Staff Approval Update #3 – Since the last update in July 2021, Staff has approved 18 projects,
those bolded were discussed with the HDC chairperson prior to approval:
- 609 W. Western – 6’-tall wood privacy fence for dumpster screening at rear alley
- 1247 Terrace – Reroof house
- 241 W. Muskegon – Tuck point two chimneys
- 511 W. Clay – Pour 3 concrete steps on rear porch and install handrails on either side
- 263 W. Muskegon – Replace 14 vinyl windows with new vinyl windows
- 486 W. Clay – Tuck point bricks and repair chimney
- 85 W. Southern – Driveway expansion
- 325 Houston – Landscaping mechanicals container/cover in rear yard
- 1715 Jefferson – Reroof house and garage
- 413 W. Webster – Reroof house
- 1244 Ransom – Reroof house
- 1163 Terrace – Replace wood windows on first floor with vinyl windows with simulated
divided lights matching the dimensions and mullion patterns of the originals
- 362 W. Muskegon – 4’-tall black metal fencing in side yards with two gates (black chain link
approved on a temporary basis due to delays with supplies)
- 1593 Jefferson – Reroof rear of house and install engineered wood lap siding on dormers over
rear garage. Install new, custom wood storm windows to match existing original
- 486 W. Clay – Reroof house
- 1391 Jefferson – Replace damaged vinyl picture window and two surrounding, double hung
vinyl windows with new vinyl windows in the same size and configuration
- 416 W. Muskegon – 6’-tall wood privacy fence around back half of property
- 85 W. Southern – Construct 4’-tall wood picket fence around perimeter of property
VI. ADJOURN
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FEATURES
PHOTOMETRY
• Lumen range from 10,000 to 20,000 lm
• Color Temperature 3000K, 4000K, 5,000K at 70 and 80 CRI
• Yoke and Threaded Knuckle, and Slipfitter Knuckle mounting options
• 6 beam distributions and beam angles including: Narrow 17°x17°, Medium
26°x26°, Medium Flood 62°x62°, Wide 80°x81°, Horizontal 53°x21°, and
BROCHURE
Vertical 21°x53°
IP66 KFL3 White
RELATED PRODUCTS
Delivered LumensS
CONTROL TECHNOLOGY Ouro Pavilion PGL8
™
SPECIFICATIONS
CONSTRUCTION OPTICS ELECTRICAL (CONTINUED)
• One piece die-cast, low copper (<0.6% Cu) • LEDs mount to a metal printed circuit board • Dimming range from 10% to 100% through
Dimensional Drawings
Aluminum Alloy 360 with vents and .100” assembly (MCPCB) the use of standard 0-10V interface on the
minimum wall thickness programmable driver
• Optical lenses are clear injection molded
• Separate internal driver compartment rated PMMA acrylic • Modular wiring harness in the service area
for IP66 ingress protection provides user access to the dimming circuitry
INSTALLATION
• Finish: fade and abrasion resistant, • Fixtures must be grounded in accordance • Optional factory programmed dimming profile
electrostatically applied, thermally cured, with national, state and/or local electrical • Surge protection: 10,000k in parallel,
triglycidal isocyanurate (TGIC) polyester codes. Failure to do so may result in serious 20,000k in series
powdercoat. personal injury
• SF for 120, 277, 347 Line volts
• Standard colors include (BLS) Black Gloss ELECTRICAL DF for 208, 240, 480 Line volts
Smooth, (BLT) Black Matte Textured, (DBS) • Universal voltage, 120 through 277V with
Dark Bronze Gloss Smooth, (GTT) Graphite • Wiring: No. 18AWM rated 105°C, wet rating.
a ±10% tolerance. Driver is Underwriters
Matte Textured, (LGS) Light Gray Gloss Laboratories recognized CERTIFICATIONS AND LISTINGS
Smooth, (PSS) Platinum Silver Smooth, (VGS)
• High voltage configurations, 347/480. Driver • UL 1598 Standard for Luminaires.
Verde Green Smooth, (WH) White, and (CC)
Custom Color (Include RAL#). has a 0-10V dimming interface for multi-level • IP66 certified.
illumination options. Driver is Underwriters
• Lens is impact resistant 1/8” tempered glass Laboratories recognized • RoHS compliant.
with anti-reflective coating
• "Thermal Shield”, secondary side, thermistor WARRANTY
• Lens has a one-piece extruded vulcanized provides protection for the sustainable life of • 5 year warranty
silicone gasket LED module and electronic components • See HLI Standard Warranty for
• Lens frame one piece die-cast, low copper • Drivers shall have greater than a 0.9 power additional information
(<0.6% Cu) Aluminum Alloy 360 and .100” factor, less than 20% harmonic distortion,
minimum wall thickness and be suitable for operation in -40°C to
• Lens frame has a one-piece O-ring extruded 40°C ambient environments
vulcanized silicone gasket • Luminaire shall be capable of operating at KEY DATA
• Mid-frame one piece die-cast, low copper 100% brightness in a 40°C environment. Both
(<0.6% Cu) Aluminum Alloy 360 and .100” driver and optical array have integral thermal Lumen Range 9,411–21,710
minimum wall thickness protection that will dim the luminaire upon Wattage Range 90–175
detection of temperatures in excess of 85°C
• Mid-frame secures to Lens Frame and Efficacy Range (LPW) 100.3–125.8
housing by stainless steel recessed
Allen-head screws Reported Life (Hours) L70/60,000
• Silicone gaskets throughout Weight 30 lbs 13.6 kg
• All external fasteners are stainless steel EPA Front View / Side View 1.85 / .60
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ARCHITECTURAL FLOOD
DELIVERED LUMENS
3000K 70CRI 4000K 70CRI 5000K 70CRI
LEDs Nominal Nominal Beam
Distribution Center Beam Center Beam Center Beam
# Watts Lumens Angles Lumen lm/w Lumen lm/w Lumen lm/w
Candlepower Candlepower Candlepower
N 17° x 17° 9447 82353 104.4 9710 84646 107.3 10080 87871 111.6
M 27° x 28° 9883 34135 109.2 10159 35088 112.2 10546 36425 116.5
MF 62° x 63° 9941 10543 109.8 10217 10835 112.9 10607 11249 117.1
40L 90 10,000 lm
WF 81° x 81° 10699 7957 118.2 10997 8178 121.5 11416 8490 125.8
HF 53° x 21° 9458 16271 104.5 9721 16724 107.4 10092 17362 111.6
VF 21° x 53° 9411 16308 104.0 9673 16762 106.9 10042 17401 111.1
N 17° x 17° 13951 125164 104.7 14339 128645 107.6 14886 133553 111.6
M 27° x 27° 14488 50783 108.7 14891 52195 111.7 15459 54186 116.1
MF 62° x 62° 14753 16207 110.7 15164 16658 113.8 15742 17293 117.6
60L 135 15,000 lm
WF 80° x 80° 15738 11759 118.1 16176 12086 121.4 16793 12547 125.8
HF 53° x 21° 13709 23862 102.9 14091 24529 105.7 14628 25464 110.2
VF 21° x 53° 13610 23691 102.1 13990 24352 105.0 14523 25280 109.3
N 17° x 17°TOP VIEW
18241 164445TOP VIEW
103.8 18749 169024 106.7 19464 175470 110.7
M 26° x 26° 18966 67733 107.9 19495 69623 111.0 20238 72276 115.0
MF 62° x 62° 19035 20901 108.3 19565 21483 111.4 20311 22302 115.5
80L 175 20,000 lm
WF 80° x 81° 20346 15200 115.8 20913 15624 119.0 TOP
21710
VIEW 16219 123.7
HF 53° x 21° 17615 31364 100.3 18106 32238 103.0 18796 33467 107.1
TOP VIEW VF 21° x 53° 17679 31509 100.6 18171 32386 103.4 18864 33621 107.5
CRI Lumen AIMING INFORMATION
Multiplier
CCT 80 CRI THREADED KNUCKLE
WITH STANDARD SWIVEL YOKE AIMING RANGEHEAVY DUTY SWIVEL
WITH OPTIONAL YOKE AIMING RANGE WITH
RIGHT SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW
RIGHT SIDE VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEW FR
GROUND RESTRICTIONS
3000K 0.9119 125° 35°
145° 55°
140˚ 100˚ 50˚
AIMING RANGE 70˚ AIMING RANGE
4000K 0.8941 May be limited May be limited
by selected by selected
5000K 0.8625 mounting option mounting option
Surface Surface
DIMENSIONS
FRONT VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW RIGHT SIDE
TOP VIEW TOP VIEW
14.77" 16.50"
(375 mm) (419 mm)
5.62"
(143 mm)
12.50" 11.40" TOP VIEW
(317.50 mm) (289.56 mm) 14.34"
TOP VIEW (364 mm)
145° 55°
RIGHT SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW
RIGHT SIDE VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEW
125° 35°
FRONT VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEW
FRONT VIEW RIGHT S
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PRODUCT EXCEPTIONS & DETAILS
OPTICAL OPTIONS MOUNTING OPTIONS
BARN DOORS (BD) ARCHITECTURAL YOKE (Y) SLIPFITTER KNUCKLE (S)
• Formed 3/32" thick aluminum. Each door • Architectural Yoke Mount used for surface • Slipfitter Knuckle is die-cast aluminum with
is hinged to a cast, low copper (<0.6% Cu) mounting applications. Secured to surface integral locking teeth providing 5° adjustment
aluminum frame, and locks by set screws. using three 1/4" bolts intervals. Stainless steel hardware Allen-head
Doors are individually removable. Barn Door screw with spring locking washer and four
• Yoke is stainless steel material with powder
assembly mounts to predrilled door frame set screws. Clear anodized prior to chromate
holes. Assembly will be painted to match coating finish conversion coating for added corrosion
fixture housing resistance
CAUTION: NOTE:
• Not recommended for ground mounted • Slips over 2" pipe-size tenon (2 3/8" O.D. x 3
fixtures in vandal prone areas 1/2" min length)
17.86”
453.6 mm
9.125”
231.7 mm
17.596”
446.9 mm
13.83” 2.25”
351.2 mm
57.1 mm
7.75”
THREADED KNUCKLE (K) 196.8 mm
• Threaded Knuckle is die-cast aluminum with
integral locking teeth providing 5° adjustment
2.813”
8.96” intervals. Stainless steel allen-head screw with 71.4 mm
227.5 mm
spring locking washer and 1/2” NPSM. Clear 2.813”
anodized prior to chromate conversion coating
71.4 mm
for added corrosion resistance 3.26”
82.8 mm
HALF GLARE SHIELD (HS) • Threaded Knuckle mounting used in
• Formed 3/32" thick aluminum. Mounts to conjunction with mounting accessories listed
predrilled door frame holes. Can be mounted on page 1
along the top or bottom of the fixture to shield
the lamp and lens from view. Assembly will be
painted to match fixture housing
CAUTION:
• Not recommended for ground mounted fixtures
in vandal prone areas
16.72”
424.6 mm
5.25”
133.3 mm
3.68”
93.4 mm
12.81” 3.00”
325.3 mm 76.2 mm
2.00”
50.8 mm
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Mount K" (12.7 mm)
6" MIN. (152.4 mm) NPSM Fixture
DATE: LOCATION: 12" MAX. (304.8 mm) Mount
TYPE: PROJECT: 18"
KFL3 CATALOG #:
(457.2 mm)
ARCHITECTURAL FLOOD
A 11K" (292.1 m
Concrete 12" (304.8 mm
PRODUCT EXCEPTIONS & DETAILS CONTINUED (by others)
B 15C"(390.5 m
MOUNTING ACCESSORIES 15E" (403.2 m
BRASS IN-GRADE ARCHITECTURAL JUNCTION COMPOSITE IN-GRADE ARCHITECTURAL WALL OR CEILING (55.6 2F" (WM)
MOUNT
mm)
BOX (THREADED KNUCKLE MOUNT ONLY) JUNCTION BOX (THREADED KNUCKLE MOUNT ONLY)
• JBR-2 (2) ½” NPT in bottom K" (12.7 mm)
Electro
•NPSM 3" 1L"
DIA.
zinc steel mounting (44.5 mm)
plate adapts to
• JBR-4 (2)3L"
½” NPTDIA. knock-outs in bottom (4) ½” NPT Fixture (76.2 mm)
• JBR-3. (2) 3/4” NPT in bottom
(95.3 mm)
knock-outs on sides at 90° K" standard
Mount 4" square or octagonal
4K" Junction
K" (12.7 mm) (12.7 mm) Boxes.K" Fixture mounts
(12.7 mm)
tomm)
(114.3 cast low copper (<0.6%
• JBR21 (2) ½” NPT in sides (2) ½" NPT in bottom NPSM
• JBR-5 Fixture
Same as above but with brass cover Cu) aluminum upper cover which attaches to
3" NPSM Fixture
K" (12.7 mm) (2)
Mount box with ½” NPSM mounting plate. Lower cover half provides
• JBR24 (4) ½” NPT in sides (2) ½" NPT in bottom • Composite fixture mount and
(76.2 mm) NPSM Mount
Conduit NP
composite cover. Internal set screw provided for splice access. Dielectric sealing compound
Entry 20"
• Die-cast brass with 1/2" NPSM fixture mount locking position. 19 cu in. internal volume. provided for wall interface. on
and die-cast cover. Internal set screw provided 4L"
NOTE: May also be used to hard mount low voltage (120.7 mm)
for locking position. 21 cu in. internal volume. 1" (25.4 mm)
NOTE: All side taps provided with plugs. fixtures. Cover
Creates a flush-mounted appearance. CAUTION: Fixture stem andK" (12.7 mm)
swivel must not contact Fixture
6K"
May be cast in concrete for increased stability. NPSM
soil or standing water. Provide drainage away from Mount
3L"box.
DIA. Fixture Mount (2)(152.4
6" DIA.
K" (12.7 mm) (165.1 mm)
CAUTION: Fixture stem and swivel must not junction mm)
(95.3 mm) PSM
contact soil or standing water. Provide drainage Junction Box
3L" DIA. 3K" (by others) Option w
away from junction box. 2" Pipe-Size T
(95 mm) (88.9 mm)
(SM2, SMT,
3" DIA. Cover
3L" DIA. K" NPSM L"
(95.3 mm)
(76.2 mm)
Fixture (19 mm)
ARCHITECTURAL JUNCTION BOX
K" (12.7 mm) Splice 4K"
(JB1)
K" (12.7 mm) K"
NPSM Fixture
(THREADED KNUCKLE MOUNT ONLY) 4"
(114.3 mm)
(12.7 mm) K" Mount
19C"(12.7 mm) 18D" Access
12J" (101.6 mm)
NPSM Fixture • Mount
Die-cast, low copper (<0.6% Cu) anodized
3" NPSM
(492.1 mm) Fixture
(473.1 mm) 3D" (311.2 mm)
Mount aluminum with 1/2" NPSM fixture mount.
Mount
(92 mm)
(76.2 mm)
Fixture
Internal set screw 7" position.
provided for locking
(177.8 mm)
Two 1/2" NPSMMount
in bottom, 17 cu in. internal
STANCHION MOUNT 4L" (SM18) volume. CAUTION: Junction Box must be 4J"
BRASS IN-GRADE STAKED JUNCTION BOX (THREADED (120.7 mm)
KNUCKLE MOUNT ONLY) installed high enough to avoid contact with
(108.0 mm)
(THREADED KNUCKLE MOUNT ONLY) • 3" O.D. by .188" wall cast low copperCover 1"(<0.6% 16F"
soil or standing(411.2
water.
K" (12.7(2)
mm) Cu) aluminum with 1/2" NPSM fixture (25.4 mount
mm) 10J"
• JBR-30 (2) ½” NPT in bottom, 19” long mm) (260.4 mm)
NPSM Junction Box
stakes Brass In-Grade Staked and hand hole(2) with flush cover. Internal set Option with 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
3L" DIA. Fixture Mount 3L" DIA.
screw fixture
K" (12.7 mm)
lock PSM
accessible through hand 3" DIA.
(WM2, SMT, SM2, M2B, M3E,
(95.3 mm) (2) 19" long stakes (76.2 mm)
• JBR-32. (95.3 mm)
or KIM
hole. Internal ground lug supplied
K" with installed 5F" (131.8
Pole) mm)
• Die-cast brass with 1/2" NPSM fixture 3K"mount K" (12.7 mm)
lead. CAUTION: To assure (12.7amm)
rigid installation, K" (12.7 mm)
(88.9 mm) NPSM Fixture
and die-cast cover. Internal set screw provided stanchion must be set in concrete
3" (by others). NPSM Fixture
Mount
for locking position. 21 cu in. internal volume. (76.2 mm) Mount
Creates3L"a DIA.
flush-mounted appearance. May be 3"
3" mm)
DIA.
DIA.
K" (12.7
(76.2mm) K" (12.7 mm) 4K"
cast in(95.3 mm)
concrete for increased stability. (76.2 mm)
NPSM 4"
Fixture Splice 4L"
Splice 4K"
K" (12.7 mm) K" NPSM Fixture 12J" (114.3 mm)
(114.3 mm) 2" Pi
19C"
CAUTION: 18D"
To assure a rigid
mm) installation, (101.6 mm)
Access (120.7 mm)
Mount K" (12.7Access
(12.7
NPSM Fixture Mount
K" (12.7 mm)
(311.2 mm) mm)
(492.1 mm)
Staked (473.1 mm) be set in concrete NPSM Fixture Cover
Mount Junction Box (76.2 must3"
NPSM Fixture
(by others). Fixture stem mm)
and swivel must not Mount K" (12.7 mm)
6" MIN. (152.4
7" mm) Fixture A"
NPSM (177.8 Fixture O
contact soil or standing water. Provide drainage 3L" DIA. 12" MAX. mm) Mount Mount
(2) K" (12.7 mm)
Fixture Mount
(304.8 mm) Mounts
(95.34L" 4J" (2)PSM
away from junction box. mm)
(120.7 mm)
(108.0 mm) at 180°
18" Cover 3K"
K" (12.7 mm) 1" 16F" (88.9 mm)
NPSM (25.4 mm)
(457.2 mm) (411.2 mm) 10J" Option with 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
3L" DIA. Fixture Mount (2) K" (12.7 mm) (260.4 mm)
(WM2, SMT, SM2, M2B, M3E,
(95.3 mm) PSM Option
K" (12.7 mm) or KIM with B
Pole)
2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm) (
" 4"
3K" NPSM Fixture 12J" or KIM
(SM2(101.6 Pole) S
(88.9 mm) 19C" 18D" 5F" (131.8 mm) Mount A 11K"
mm)
(292.1 mm) For Round Poles A
(492.1 mm) (473.1 mm) Concrete (311.2 mm)
12" (304.8 mm) For Square Poles
(by others) 7" F
K" (12.7 mm)
4"
B 15C"(390.5
4K"mm) For Round
(177.8 mm) Poles
NPSM Fixture 12J" Splice M
3" DIA.
19C" 18D" (101.6 mm) 15E" (114.3 mm) For Square4J"
(403.2mm) Poles
K" (12.7 mm) Mount Access (2
(76.2
(492.1 mm)
mm) (473.1 mm)
NPSM Fixture
(311.2 mm)
2" (50.8 mm) (108.0 mm)
7" 1" 16F"
Pipe-Size Tenon
Mount K" (12.7 mm) (177.8 mm)2F" (25.4 mm)
Fixture (411.2 mm) 10J"
Mounts (260.4 mm)
NPSM Fixture 4J" K" NPT (12.7 mm) OT
6" MIN. (152.4 mm) (55.6
A" mm) (2) at 180°
Conduit Entry
12" MAX. (304.8 mm) Mount (108.0 mm)
1"
K"16F"
(12.7 mm) 1L" (44.5 mm) 5F" (131.8 mm)
NPSM Fixture
(411.2 mm) 10J" (4) K" DIA.
(25.4 mm) (260.4 mm) (12.7 mm) 27K"
18" Mount 4K" Holes onTenon(698.5
Option with 2" Pipe-Size mm)
(114.3 mm)
(50.8 mm) 5K"
(457.2 mm) (SM25" KIM Pole)
or circle (139.7 mm)
3" DIA. 5F" (131.8 mm)
K" (12.7 mm) (127.0 mm)
K"
(76.2 (12.7
mm) mm) (2) K" (12.7 mm) 2"
NPSM Conduit "NPSM Fixture
B
Mount NPSM Fixture Mounts, Pi
A 11K"
Entry
A 11K" (292.1 mm) For Round Poles
K" (12.7 mm) 20" (508.0 mm) 5" sq. 12"(30
3" DIA. K" (12.7Concrete
mm) NPSM Fixture on A" (127.0 mm) K
(76.2 mm)
NPSM Fixture 6" MIN.
12" (304.8 mm) For Square
(152.4 Poles
mm) 2" (50.8 mm) center C
B 15C"
(by Mount
Page 8/10 Rev. 11/15/21 Mount ©others) 12" MAX. (304.8
2021 Kim Lighting, a division of Hubbell Lighting, Inc. Specifications mm)
subject Pipe-Size
to change without notice. Tenon 15E"
KFL3 701 Millennium Blvd • Greenville, B1"29607
K" (12.7 mm)
SC 15C"
(25.4/(390.5
mm) mm) For/ Round
Tel 888.678.1000 Poles
Website www.kimlighting.com (4
NPSM Fixture K" NPT (12.7 mm) (12
6" MIN. (152.4 mm) 15E" (403.2 mm) For Square Poles
A"
(SM2 or KIM Pole)
5F" (131.8 mm)
DATE: LOCATION:
3" DIA. K" (12.7 mm) TYPE: PROJECT:
KFL3 2" (50.8 mm)
(76.2 mm)
NPSM Fixture
Mount CATALOG #: Pipe-Size Tenon
ARCHITECTURAL
3L" FLOOD 3" DIA.
K" (12.7 mm)
DIA.
NPSM Fixture
(76.2 mm)
A" K" NPT (12.7 mm) 4K"
(95.3 mm) 6" MIN. (152.4 mm) SpliceEntry
Conduit
K" (12.7 mm) K" 12" MAX. (304.8 mm) Mount (114.3 mm)
NPSMPRODUCT Fixture
(12.7 mm)
3" DIA. K" (12.7 mm) (4)Access
K" DIA.
EXCEPTIONS
(76.2 mm) & DETAILS NPSM CONTINUED
Fixture 4K" (12.7 mm)
Mount 18" 3" Splice Holes on 5K"
(76.2 mm) Mount (114.3 mm)
MOUNTING
(457.2 mm) ACCESSORIES
K" (12.7 mm) Access 5" Fixture
circle 2" Pipe-Size
(139.7 mm) Tenon (50.8 mm)
NPSM Fixture Mount
(127.0 mm)
4L" B
Mount(WM1) " 4"
WALL MOUNT TWIN (120.7 mm)
MOUNT (TM2)Fixture TWIN POST TOP MOUNT (PT2) 5" sq. 12J" (101.6 mm)
(THREADED KNUCKLE MOUNT ONLY) A 11K" (292.1
(THREADED KNUCKLE
mm) MountForCover
Round Poles
MOUNT ONLY) (THREADED KNUCKLE MOUNT ONLY)
(311.2 mm)
K"4L" Concrete 12" (304.8 mm) Forarm. Square Poles
(127.0 mm)
• Extruded aluminum (12.7arm
mm)with a removable • Extruded aluminum Internal set screw • Cast aluminum mount for pole or other
NPSM (by others)
end
3L"cap for (120.7
wiring mm)
access. Arm is welded to a fixture
B 15C" 3"
locks. Can
DIA. be
Formounted
Round Poles on a SM2, SMT, Option with
mounting option2" with
Pipe-Size
2" pipe-size Tenon tenon
(50.8 (2-3/8"
mm)
7"
3L" DIA. cast DIA.
Fixture Mount (2)(76.2(390.5
K" mm)mm)
(12.7
mm)
4K"
(95.3aluminum
mm) plate with two 1/2" dia.
Cover or Steel
15E" Kim Pole withSquare
For steel 2"Poles
pipe-size tenon O.D.(WM2,
x 3-1/2"
Splice SMT, SM2,
minimum length).M2B, M3E,
Fixture attaches (177.8 mm)
(95.3 mm) 3" DIA. K" PSM
(403.2 mm) (114.3 mm)
with concealedorinternal
Access KIM Pole)
K" (12.7mounting
mm) (76.2 holes.
mm)Optional Wall Embedment (2-3/8" O.D. x 3-1/2" min. length). Removable end studs, mounting is with
(12.7 mm) K" (12.7 mm)Option with 4K"
2"(114.3
Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm) 4J
(2
NPSM Fixture
Bracket (WEB) (2) provides 3K"
3/8-16 bolt receptacles caps for wiring Splice access. CAUTION: mm)Approved 1/4-20 allen set screws. Top cap provides splice
K" (88.9
(12.7 mm) NPSM Fixture 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (108.0
3"re-bar to (WM2, SMT,
steelSM2, M2B,
only. M3E, access. NOTE: Not for2"use Pipe-Size SMT,Tenon
(50.8 mm)
Mount welded
K" (12.7 in mm)
a galvanized PSM
mm)
2F" cage for casting for mounting Access poles with tenons with 16F" SPT, WM2, (50.8 mm)
(76.2 mm) Mount or KIM Pole) Fixture 4" DIA. (411.2 EPA:
mm) 0.1.
intoNPSM Fixture concrete
poured-in-place (55.6 mm)walls. Bolt Component EPA: 0.6. M2B, or M3E options. Component 10J
receptacles
K" (12.7 mm)receive fixture1L"
Mount attachment bolts. Mount (101.6 mm) 4" (260.4 m
(44.5 mm) K" (12.7 mm) 4L" Fixture 1"
4K" 12J" (101.6 mm)
NPSM Fixture
Component EPA: 0.3.
NPSM Fixture (120.7 4" Splice4K"
MIN. (25.4 mm)
4K" 12J"mm) Mount 27K" 7K" (311.2
(114.3 mm) mm)
mm)(190.5
MAX.
19C" Mount18D" 4L" Mount
(101.6 mm)
(698.5 mm) Access
(114.3 mm)
(492.1 mm) (473.1 mm) (114.3 mm) (311.2 mm)
Cover 5F" (131.8 mm)
K" (12.7 (120.7
mm) mm) K" (12.7 mm)
7"
4" Splice 4K"
NPSM Fixture
K" (12.7 NPSM Cover (101.6 mm) (2) K" (12.7(177.8 7" Fixture
Option with 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8
mm)
12J" (2)NPSMAccess
mm)
mm)
(114.3 mm) 13K" (177.8
mm)mm)
3L"MountDIA. NPSM Conduit Fixture
(311.2 mm) Mount
K" (12.7 mm)
Fixture Mounts, Mounts (WM2,
(342.9 mm)
SMT, SM2, M2B, M3E,
(95.3 mm) Entry Option 20"PSM withmm) 2" Pipe-Size 4J" Tenon (50.8 mm) 4J"
(2) K" (12.7 mm) (508.0 (2) at 180° or KIM Pole)
7" (WM2,
onFixture
center SMT, SM2,(108.0 mm)
M2B, M3E, 16F"
(108.0 mm)
PSM 3K"(177.8 mm) 16F" Mountsor KIM Pole) 2" Pipe-Size
1"(88.9 mm) (411.2Concrete
mm)
1" (25.4 mm) 4J" (411.2 mm) 10J" Tenon
(by others) (50.8 mm)
10J"
(25.4 mm)
(108.0 mm) (2) at 180° (260.4 mm) (260.4 mm)
16F" Option with 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 A"mm)
Fixture I.D. 3K"
Mount (411.2 mm) 6" DIA.
10J" K" (12.7 mm) 6K" 4" Splice (SM2 or KIM Pole) 4K"
(260.4 mm)NPSM Fixture
(165.1 mm)
12J" 5F" (131.8 mm)
(88.9 mm)
(114.3 mm) 5F" (131.8 mm)
K"19C" 18D" (152.4 mm) (101.6 mm)
Tenon (50.8 mm) Access
(12.7 mm)
4" Mount SpliceOption
(311.2 mm) with 2" Pipe-Size 4K"
NPSM
(492.1 mm) Fixture (473.1 12J"
mm)
(101.6 mm) (114.3 mm)
Mount Junction Box Access (SM2 or KIM Pole) SURFACE MOUNT TENON (SMT/BL)
(311.2 mm) 5F"
(by(131.8
others)
mm) Option with Steel 7" • (2" tenonFixturefor optional heavy duty B"
3" DIA. 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 (177.8 mm)
mm)
Mounts
K" (12.7 mm) 7" swivel mount only)
(76.2 mm) (SM2, SMT, Fixture or KIM Pole) 4J" 2" (50.8
Cover NPSM Fixture (177.8 mm) (2)mm)at 180° 2" Pipe-Size
SIDE POLE MOUNT (SPM-X) Mounts (108.0 mm)
• 2" pipe-sizeTenon
Pipe-Size tenon (2-3/8" A 11K" O.D.,(292.1
2" I.D.) For Round Poles
mm)welded
Mount 4J" 16F" Tenon
12" (50.8 For1/2"
mm) Square Poles
(THREADED KNUCKLE MOUNT 1" ONLY) K" (12.7 mm) (2) at 180° to a cast aluminum plate. Plate (304.8 hasmm)four
(108.0 mm)
NPSM POST TOP(411.2
Fixture MOUNT mm) (PT) 10J" NPT
re • Available for Round
16F" and Square
6" MIN. (152.4 mm) (25.4 mm) Poles. Extruded 2" A"
(50.8 mm) (260.4 mm)
K"
mounting (12.7
holes,mm)and tenon has
B 15C" (390.5A" one 1/2" NPT
MM) For Round for Poles
aluminum (411.2 arm. Internal set screw 10J"lock. Mount
(THREADED KNUCKLE Pipe-SizeMOUNT Tenon ONLY) Conduit
sideOption
conduit Entry
entry.2" Black finish. (403.2
12" mm)
MAX. (304.8 mm) fixture • Cast aluminum mount for pole or other with 15E"
Pipe-Size TenonMM) For
(50.8 Square
mm) Poles
K" (12.7 mm)
Removable end cap for wiring access. For use (260.4 mm) (4) K" Not
NPSM Fixture mounting option NPTwith 2" pipe-size tenon (2-3/8" • NOTE: DIA. for use(SM2with or
PT2, KIM M2B, Pole)or M3E
with other Kim Site/Roadway A" Luminaires as an Option with 2"
K"
5F" Pipe-Size
(12.7
(131.8 mm) Tenon (50.8 mm)
mm) (12.7 mm)
18" additional Mount O.D. x 3-1/2"Conduit minimum (SM2 Entry
length).
or KIM FixturePole)attaches options.
Holes on May be wall mounted if horizontal
5K"
m) mid-pole floodlight. X in Side Pole fixture adjustment is not required.
(457.2 mm) 5F" with concealed internal
(4) K" DIA. studs, mounting is with 5" circle (139.7 mm) For wall
(131.8 mm)
Mount Cat. No. indicates 3", 3-1/2", 4", 5" or 6" mounting
B"
1/4-20 allen (12.7 set screws.
mm) Top cap provides splice (127.0 mm) with horizontal fixture adjustment, use
pole dia. Example: SPM-4/BL is for 4" round B
Holes on WM2. (2) 2" Pipe-Size Tenons (50.8 mm)
3"pole access. Component EPA: 0.7. 5K"
DIA. with Black finish.K" For(12.7
square
mm) poles, omit
5" "
circle (139.7 mm) A 11K"20" (292.1onmm) center
For Round(508.mm) Poles
(76.2 mm)
-X. NOTE: 3" Field
DIA. drilling NPSMof Poles Fixture
is required. 2" (50.8 mm) 12" 5"mm) sq.For Square Poles
(76.2 mm) A 11K" (292.1 mm) For
(127.0 Round
mm)
4K" Poles Pipe-Size Tenon
(304.8
Component EPA: 0.3. Concrete
Mount B Splice
(127.0 mm) 27K"
12"
K"(304.8
(12.7 2" (50.8
mm)
mm) Formm) Square Poles
(114.3 mm)
B 15C" (390.5 MM) For Round
(698.5 mm) Poles
(by others) " Access
Pipe-Size Tenon 2" Pipe-Size
NPT Tenon (50.8 mm)
K" (12.7 mm) NPSM Fixture A" 5" sq. K" (12.7
15E"
mm)
For Square Poles
mm) (292.16" B 15C"(390.5 mm) For Round Poles (403.2 MM)
NPSM
K" A Fixture
(12.7 11K" mm)MIN.For(152.4 Round
mm) Poles
Mount K" NPT (12.7 mm) Conduit Entry
NPSM Fixture 12"
Mount 12" (304.8 mm) A"For Square Poles
MAX. (304.8 mm) 15E" (403.2 mm) For Square Poles
(127.0 mm) 4"
s) Fixture (4) K" DIA. 12J" (101.6 mm)
Mount Conduit Entry
B 15C"(390.5 mm) For Round Poles Mount (12.7 mm) (311.2 mm)
18" (120.7 4L" (4) K" DIA. Holes
2" on
Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm) 5K"
15E" mm) (403.2 mm) For Square Poles
2F" 10"
(457.2 mm) (12.7 mm) 5" circle (2)(254.0 2" Pipe-Size (139.77"Tenons
mm) (50.8 mm)
(55.6 mm) Cover Holes on 5K" (127.0 mm) mm) 4" DIA.
(177.8 mm)
5" circle B (139.7 mm) 20" on
(101.6 center
mm) (508.mm)
K" (12.7 mm) 1L" (44.5 mm) Option(127.0 withmm) 2"2" Pipe-Size
Pipe-Size
" TenonTenon (50.8 mm)
(50.8 mm) 1" MIN. (25.427K" 4J"
NPSM Fixture(2) K" (12.7 mm) B
mm) mm)
4K" MAX.5" sq.
(108.0
A 11K" (WM2, SMT, 27K"
SM2,
For M2B,
Round M3E,
Poles 4" DIA. 16F" 7K" Option with Steel
Mount PSM 4K" " Concrete (292.1 mm) (114.3 mm)
(190.5
(698.5 mm)
mm)
KIMmm)
or(698.5 Pole) (101.6 mm) (411.2 mm) (127.0 mm)
(114.3 mm) 12" (304.8 mm) For Square Poles5" sq. 2" Pipe-Size 10J" Tenon (50.8 mm)
A 11K" (292.1 mm) For (by Round Poles
others) 1" mm)
(127.0 MIN. (25.4 mm)
(SM2, SMT or Steel KIM Pole)
(260.4 mm)
12" (304.8 mm) For Square 27K"Poles B 15C" (390.5 mm)4K" For Round Poles 7K" MAX. (190.5 mm)
K" (12.7 mm) (698.5 mm) (2) K" (114.3
(12.7 mm) 13K"
NPSMBConduit 15E"NPSM (403.2 mm) For Square Poles
Fixture Mounts,
15C"(390.5 mm) For Round Poles (342.9 mm) 5F" (131.8 mm)
Entry 15E" (403.2 mm) For Square
K" (12.7 mm)
4" Poles 20" (508.0 mm) 4K"
NPSM Fixture 12J" (2) K" (12.7 mm)
Splice
13K" (114.3 mm) 10"
Mount
(101.6 mm)
Access on center 2" Pipe-Size
(254.0 mm) Tenon (50.8 mm)
(311.2 mm)NPSM 2F"Fixture Mounts, (342.9 mm) Concrete
1" (25.4 mm) 20" (508.0 mm)
(55.6 mm) 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm) 4"
(byDIA. others)
7" Fixture (101.6 mm)
K" (12.7 mm) on center
1L"(177.8 mm)
4" 2" Pipe-Size
(44.5 mm) Mounts DIA.
Concrete Option 1" with Steel
NPSM Fixture 4J" MIN. (25.4 mm)
Fixture
6K" (2) at 180° 27K" (101.6 mm) (by others) 3K" Tenon
I.D. 4K" 2"
(50.8 mm)
Pipe-Size 7K" MAX. Tenon (190.5 mm)
Mount
Mount 4K" (108.0 mm)
(698.5 mm) 1" MIN. (25.4 mm) (114.3 mm)
(88.9 mm)
(50.8 mm)
16F" 6" DIA. (165.1 mm) (SM2, A"
SMT or Steel KIM Pole)
(411.2 mm) (152.4 mm)27K" 10J"
(114.3 mm) 4K" 7K" MAX. (190.5 mm)
(698.5 mm) (260.4 mm) (114.3 mm)
6K" I.D. 3K"
K" (12.7 mm) Junction Box Optionwith (2) 2"
with K"Pipe-Size
(12.7
(88.9mm)mm) Tenon (50.8 mm) 13K"
NPSM Conduit
(165.1 mm)
(by others) Option NPSM Steel Fixture Mounts, (342.9 mm)
(2) K" (12.7 (SM2 or KIM Pole)
Entry 5F"mm) 2" Pipe-Size Tenon 13K"
20"mm) (50.8 mm)
(131.8 mm) (508.0 mm) B"
n Box NPSM Fixture Mounts, (SM2, SMT,(342.9 or KIM Pole)
Cover
Page Option
9/10 Rev. 11/15/21 with Steel © 2021 Kim Lighting, a division of Hubbellon center
Lighting, Inc. Specifications subject to change without notice.
ers) 20" (508.0 mm) Concrete
KFL3
2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm) 701 Millennium Blvd • Greenville, SC 29607 / Tel 888.678.1000 / Website www.kimlighting.com
A 11K" (292.1 mm) For Round Poles
1" (25.4 mm) on center (by others)
Fixture
2" Pipe-Size
Mounts
(2) at 180° Tenon (50.8 mm)
DATE: LOCATION:
A"
TYPE: PROJECT:
KFL3
Option with 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
(SM2 or KIM Pole) CATALOG #:
ARCHITECTURAL FLOOD B"
A 11K" (292.1 mm) For Round Poles
PRODUCT 4K"
EXCEPTIONS & DETAILS CONTINUED
12"(304.8 mm) For Square Poles
Splice (114.3 mm)
Access
2" (50.8 mm)ACCESSORIES 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
MOUNTING B 15C" (390.5 MM) For Round Poles
Pipe-Size Tenon 15E" (403.2 MM) For Square Poles (3) 2" Pipe-Size Tenons (50.8 mm)
4" 20" on center (508.0 mm)
Fixture
K" NPT (12.7 mm) 12J" (101.6 mm)
STANCHION
Mount MOUNT TENON (SM2/BL)
Conduit Entry SIDE POLE MOUNT
(311.2 mm)TENON (SPT-X) Triple Mount Tenon (M3E)
47K"
• (2" tenon for optional heavy duty swivel • (2" tenon for optional heavy duty • (2" tenon for optional heavy duty (1206.5 mm)
(4) K"only)
mount DIA. swivel mount only)
(12.7 mm) 7" swivel mount only)
(2) 2" Pipe-Size Tenons (50.8 mm)
• 4"Holes on low copper (<0.6%
O.D. cast 5K"Cu) aluminum • Available for Round and Square (177.8 mm)
Poles. Extruded • Extruded aluminum arm with three 2" pipe-size
5" circlewith 2" pipe-size (139.7 mm) (2-3/8" O.D., 20" on center (508.mm)
stanchion
Option with 2" Pipe-Size Tenon tenon
(50.8 mm)
aluminum arm with one 2" pipe-size4J" tenon tenons (2-3/8" O.D., 2" I.D.). Can be mounted
(127.0 mm)
(WM2, SMT, SM2, M2B, M3E, fixture or
1-3/8" I.D.) for mounting a single (2-3/8" O.D., 2" I.D.). Removable 27K" end
(108.0cap
mm) for
on a SM2, SMT, or Steel Kim Pole with steel 2"
16F"
multiple ortop-mounts.
KIM Pole) Black finish. wiring access. For
(411.2 mm) use with other
(698.5 mm) Kim Site/ pipe-size tenon (2-3/8" O.D. x 3-1/2" min. length).
5" sq. Roadway Luminaires as an additional 10J"mid-
• CAUTION: Multiple top-mounts must not be (260.4 mm) Removable end10"caps for wiring access.
(127.0 mm) pole floodlight. X in Side Pole Mount Cat. No.
used in locations where 4K"people can climb on
(254.0 mm)
CAUTION: Approved for mounting to poles with
Splice indicates 3", 3-1/2", 4", 5" or 6" pole dia. Example:
fixtures and mounting arms.
(114.3 mm) To assure a rigid Option with Steel
Access4K" SPM-4/BL2"is Pipe-Size
for 4" round5F"
Tenon
pole with
(131.8 mm)
(50.8 Black finish.
mm) steel tenons only. Not for use with PT2 option.
installation, stanchion must be set in concrete
4K" 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
Splice
Splice (114.3 mm)
(by others).
For square 10"poles, omit -X. NOTE: Field drilling of Component EPA: 1.0. (3) 2" (SM2,
Pipe-Size Tenons
SMT or Steel KIM Pole
(50.8 mm)
Access
Access Fixture
(114.3 mm) 2"Poles
Pipe-Size
(254.0 Tenon (50.8
is required.
mm) Not mm)
for use with 4" option.
PT2 20" on center (508.0 mm)
(101.6 mm)
Component EPA: 12J"
0.3. (3) 2" Pipe-Size Tenons (50.8 mm)
2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
Mount (311.2 mm) 4" 47K"
Fixture 20" on center (508.0 mm)
Fixture 4" DIA. 12J" 2" (101.6 mm) (1206.5 mm)
Mount Pipe-Size
Option with Steel 47K"
Mounts (101.6 mm)
(311.2 mm)
7"
(2) at 180° Tenon
2" Pipe-Size Tenon
(50.8 mm) (50.8
(177.8 mm)mm) (1206.5 mm)
1" MIN. (25.4 mm) (SM2, SMT 7" or Steel KIM Pole)
4K" 7K"Tenon A" mm) 4J"
Option with 2" Pipe-Size
(114.3 mm)
MAX. (190.5
(50.8mm)
mm) (177.8
(108.0 mm)
(WM2, SMT, SM2, M2B, M3E, 16F" 4J"
Option with 2" Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
Option with 2" or KIM Pole)
Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)
(411.2 mm) (108.0 mm)
10J"
(WM2, SMT, SM2, M2B, M3E, 16F"
13K"
or(SM2 or KIM Pole)
KIM Pole) (411.2 mm)
(260.4 mm)
10"
(342.9 mm) 10J" (254.0 mm)
B" (260.4 mm)
10"
Option with Steel
5F" (131.8 mm) (254.0 mm)
4K" 2" Pipe-Size
Option with Steel Tenon (50.8 mm)
Splice Concrete A 11K" (292.1
5F"mm) For Round Poles
2" Pipe-Size(SM2,
TenonSMT or Steel KIM Pole
(114.3 mm) (131.8 mm)
Splice Access (114.3 4K" (by others) 12"(304.8 mm) For Square Poles (50.8 mm)
mm) (SM2, SMT or Steel KIM Pole)
2" (50.8 mm)
Access B 15C" (390.5 MM) For Round Poles
Pipe-Size Tenon
Fixture
I.D. 3K" 15E" (403.2 MM) For Square Poles
2" Pipe-Size
Fixture
K" NPT Mounts (88.9 mm)
(12.7 mm)
(2)Entry
at 180° 2" Pipe-SizeTenon (50.8 mm)
Mounts
Conduit
(2) at 180° Tenon (50.8 mm)
A"
(4) K" DIA. A"
(12.7WALL
mm) MOUNT TENON (WM2)
Holes on TWIN(2) MOUNT
2" Pipe-SizeTENON Tenons
(M2B)(50.8 mm)
• (2" tenonwith
Option for optional 5K"
heavyTenon
2" Pipe-Size duty swivel
5" circle (139.7 mm)
(50.8 mm)
• (2" tenon 20"for
on optional
center (508.mm)
heavy duty
Option withmount only)(SM2 Tenon
2" Pipe-Size or KIM(50.8Pole)
mm)
(127.0 mm) swivel mount only)
(SM2 or KIM Pole) B"
27K"
• 2" pipe-size tenon (2-3/8" O.D., 2" I.D.) welded
B"
• Extruded aluminum arm
(698.5 mm) with two 2" pipe-size
to an extruded aluminum arm with a removable
5" sq. tenonsA(2-3/8"
11K" O.D.,mm)2" For
I.D.).Round
Can be mounted
Poles
end cap for wiring access. Arm is welded to a (292.1
(127.0 mm) A 11K"on (292.1
a SM2,mm) For
12"SMT, Round
(304.8or
mm) Poles
Steel
For Kim PolePoles
Square with a steel
cast aluminum plate with two 1/2" mounting
12"2" mm) Fortenon
pipe-size
(304.8 Square(2-3/8"
Poles O.D. x 3-1/2" min.
2" (50.8Optional
holes. mm) Wall Embedment Bracket B 15C" (390.5 MM) For Round Poles
2" (50.8 mm)Pipe-Size Tenon length). Removable end caps for wiring
Pipe-Size (WEB)
Tenon provides 3/8-16 bolt receptacles welded B 15C" 15E" (403.2 MM)Poles
(390.5 MM) For Round For Square Polesaccess.
inK"a galvanized
NPT (12.7 mm)re-bar cage for casting into
15E" 10"
CAUTION: For Squarefor
(403.2 MM)Approved Poles
mounting to poles with
(254.0
steelmm)tenons only. Not for use with PT2 option.
K" NPTpoured-in-place
Conduit
(12.7 mm)
Entry concrete walls. Bolt receptacles
Conduit Entry
2"receive
Pipe-Size Tenon (50.8 mm)bolts. Component Component EPA: 0.6.
fixture
(4) K" DIA. attachment
(4) K" DIA.EPA: 0.3.
(12.7 mm) 4" DIA.
(12.7 mm) (2) Option
2"Tenons with
Pipe-Size Steel
Tenons (50.8 mm)
Holes onHoles on 5K" (2) 2" Pipe-Size
(101.6 mm) (50.8 mm)
5" 2"
circle 5K"
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mm)
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mm)
(139.7(50.8
mm)mm)
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2" Pole) Tenons (50.8 mm)
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(127.0 mm) 7K" MAX. (190.5 mm) 27K" 27K"
(114.3 mm) 4" (698.520"
mm)on center (508.0 mm)
(101.6 mm) (698.5 mm)
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(311.25"
mm)sq. 47K"
(127.0 mm) (127.0 mm)
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(342.9 mm)
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(177.8 mm)
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mm)
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mm) (by others)
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4" DIA. 4" DIA. 10J" Option withOption
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mm) mm)
(88.9 mm) 1" MIN. (25.41"
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(114.3 mm) (114.3 mm) 7K"5F"
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(131.8 mm)
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(SM2, SMT or Steel KIM Pole)
13K" 13K"
(342.9 mm)
(342.9 mm)
2" Pipe-Size
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KFL3
Concrete
Tenon (50.8 mm)
Concrete
701 Millennium Blvd • Greenville, SC 29607 / Tel 888.678.1000 / Website www.kimlighting.com
(by others)
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WIREMOLD®
Outdoor Power Pedestal
Provide Higher Power to Outdoor
Locations
Designed to be used for high amperage outdoor applications,
the Outdoor Power Pedestal can accommodate 15 to 60 amp
devices. The pedestal is a durable solution to providing facility
power to outdoor environments and applications such as food
trucks, events or maintenance equipment. There are several
configurations depending on the application requirements,
including 1-gang, 2-gang or pin & sleeve device plates. Select
configurations also include a hinged in-use cover that can be
locked to prevent unauthorized access.
Outdoor Power Pedestals offer new versatility to outdoor
power applications
Features & Benefits
• Provides standard power for facilities: Can accommodate • Hinged cover with locking tab: Cover closes automatically
up to (2) 15-20A weather-resistant devices that can be used to meet while-in-use requirements for 15 and 20 amp
with the integrated while-in-use cover or any 3rd party devices and provides capability to lock cover when not in use
while-in-use cover available for a 1 or 2 gang opening. to prevent unauthorized access.
• Provides higher amp power for facilities: Pedestals can • Outdoor-rated construction: Sheet metal form designed
also accommodate higher 30-60A NEMA and CS devices. for durability in outdoor locations. UL listed to NEMA 3R
Higher amp devices that are watertight can be mounted requirements to ensure optimal performance.
directly to the pedestal while all others must use an
• Durable, premium finishes: Available in two outdoor-rated
appropriate weatherproof cover.
finishes to complement your space design. Choose from
• Pin and Sleeve Devices: Standard Pin and Sleeve plate black or silver to perfectly match your project.
supports 30A Pass & Seymour Pin and Sleeve devices.
• UL Listed: Standard 1773.
Note: Pin and Sleeve devices do not have standard mounting
hole locations, custom plates may be needed for other • 1 & 2 Gang Options: Available in single or dual gang options
brands and/or amperages. with select configurations of dual gang including an internal
divider for power and low voltage applications.
Vertical Markets
• Commercial • Entertainment • Hospitality
• Parks • Transit
Compliance
CULus Listed, File Number E479489, Guide PUPR
Outdoor Power Pedestals are UL Listed to meet NEMA 3R requirements for use in outdoor locations.
Outdoor Power Pedestals comply with ADA guidelines.
CS3051 — Updated July 2021 — For latest specs visit www.legrand.us/wiremold
WIREMOLD®
Outdoor Power Pedestal
Outdoor Power Pedestal Ordering Information
Catalog No./Item Description / Specifications
XPP1G30-BK 30” Outdoor Power Pedestal, 1-Gang Device Plate – Designed
XPP1G30-SV for outdoor environments with a sheet metal form ensuring optimal
performance and UL listed to NEMA 3R requirements. Single gang
device plate allows for mounting of devices. For 15-20A devices,
weather-resistance devices must be used with an in-use cover.
Devices that are 30-60A must be water-tight or fitted with a suitable
weatherproof cover.
Available in a black finish (BK) or silver finish (SV).
30"
(762mm)
Country of Origin: USA
6"
(152.4mm)
3"
(76.2mm)
Catalog No./Item Description / Specifications
XPP1G30C-BK 30” Outdoor Power Pedestal, 1-Gang Device Plate with Hinged
XPP1G30C-SV Cover – Designed for outdoor environments with a sheet metal
form ensuring optimal performance and UL listed to NEMA 3R
6"
(152.4mm) requirements. Single gang device plate allows for mounting of devices.
For 15-20A devices, weather-resistance devices must be used
6.5" (included cover provides in-use protection). Devices that are 30-60A
(161.1mm)
must be water-tight or fitted with a suitable weatherproof cover. The
hinged cover also provides improved security with the ability to lock
pedestal while not in-use.
Available in a black finish (BK) or silver finish (SV).
30"
(762mm)
Country of Origin: USA
24"
(609.6mm)
Note: Some water-tight weatherproof covers such as flip lid styles
for 30-60A devices may fit under the provided hood. Hood is for
aesthetics only when used with 30-60A devices.
6"
(152.4mm)
3"
(76.2mm)
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WIREMOLD®
Outdoor Power Pedestal
Outdoor Power Pedestal Ordering Information
Catalog No./Item Description / Specifications
XPP2G30-BK 30” Outdoor Power Pedestal, 2-Gang Device Plate – Designed
XPP2G30-SV for outdoor environments with a sheet metal form ensuring optimal
performance and UL listed to NEMA 3R requirements. Dual gang
device plate allows for mounting of multiple devices. For 15-20A
devices, weather-resistance devices must be used with an in-use
cover. Devices that are 30-60A must be water-tight or fitted with a
suitable weatherproof cover.
Available in a black finish (BK) or silver finish (SV).
30"
(762mm)
Country of Origin: USA
6"
(152.4mm)
3"
(76.2mm)
Catalog No./Item Description / Specifications
XPP2G30D-BK 30” Outdoor Power Pedestal, 2-Gang Device Plate with Internal
XPP2G30D-SV Divider – Designed for outdoor environments with a sheet metal
form ensuring optimal performance and UL listed to NEMA 3R
requirements. Dual gang device plate and internal divider allows for
mounting of standard and low voltage devices. For 15-20A devices,
weather-resistance devices must be used with an in-use cover.
Devices that are 30-60A must be water-tight or fitted with a suitable
weatherproof cover.
30" Available in a black finish (BK) or silver finish (SV).
(762mm)
Country of Origin: USA
6"
(152.4mm)
3"
(76.2mm)
CS3051 — Updated July 2021 — For latest specs visit www.legrand.us/wiremold 3
WIREMOLD®
Outdoor Power Pedestal
Outdoor Power Pedestal Ordering Information
Catalog No./Item Description / Specifications
XPP2G30C-BK 30” Outdoor Power Pedestal, 2-Gang Device Plate with Hinged
XPP2G30C-SV 6" Cover – Designed for outdoor environments with a sheet metal
(152.4mm)
form ensuring optimal performance and UL listed to NEMA 3R
requirements. Dual gang device plate allows for mounting of multiple
6.5"
(161.1mm)
devices. For 15-20A devices, weather-resistance devices must be
used (included cover provides in-use protection). Devices that are
30-60A must be water-tight or fitted with a suitable weatherproof
cover. The hinged cover also provides improved security with the
ability to lock pedestal while not in-use.
30"
(762mm) Available in a black finish (BK) or silver finish (SV).
24"
(609.6mm) Country of Origin: USA
Note: Some water-tight weatherproof covers such as flip lid styles
for 30-60A devices may fit under the provided hood. Hood is for
aesthetics only when used with 30-60A devices.
6"
(152.4mm)
3"
(76.2mm)
Catalog No./Item Description / Specifications
XPP2G30CD-BK 30” Outdoor Power Pedestal, 2-Gang Device Plate with Hinged
XPP2G30CD-SV 6" Cover and Internal Divider – Designed for outdoor environments
(152.4mm)
with a sheet metal form ensuring optimal performance and UL listed
to NEMA 3R requirements. Dual gang device plate and internal divider
6.5"
(161.1mm) allows for mounting of standard and low voltage devices. For 15-20A
devices, weather-resistance devices must be used (included cover
provides in-use protection). Devices that are 30-60A must be water-
tight or fitted with a suitable weatherproof cover. The hinged cover
also provides improved security with the ability to lock pedestal while
not in-use.
30"
(762mm)
Available in a black finish (BK) or silver finish (SV).
24"
(609.6mm)
Country of Origin: USA
Note: Some water-tight weatherproof covers such as flip lid styles
for 30-60A devices may fit under the provided hood. Hood is for
aesthetics only when used with 30-60A devices.
6"
(152.4mm)
3"
(76.2mm)
CS3051 — Updated July 2021 — For latest specs visit www.legrand.us/wiremold 4
WIREMOLD®
Outdoor Power Pedestal
Outdoor Power Pedestal Ordering Information
Catalog No./Item Description / Specifications
XPPPS30-BK 30” Outdoor Power Pedestal, Pin & Sleeve Device Plate –
XPPPS30-SV Designed for outdoor environments with a sheet metal form ensuring
optimal performance and UL listed to NEMA 3R requirements. The pin
and sleeve device plate is for use with Pass & Seymour 30A Pin and
Sleeve devices.
Available in a black finish (BK) or silver finish (SV).
Country of Origin: USA
30"
(762mm)
6"
(152.4mm)
3"
(76.2mm)
CS3051 — Updated July 2021 — For latest specs visit www.legrand.us/wiremold 5
WIREMOLD®
Outdoor Power Pedestal
Outdoor Power Pedestal Customization Information
The outdoor power pedestal is offered at a standard For custom orders and sizes, please contact your
height of 30” but can be custom ordered for different Legrand sales representative.
heights to match your application from 16 – 48”.
Outdoor Power Pedestal Accessories Ordering Information
XPP1GP-BK Replacement 1-Gang Device XPP1GPL-BK Replacement 1-Gang, Locking
XPP1GP-SV Plate – Replacement plate for XPP1GPL-SV Device Plate – Replacement
1-gang Outdoor Power Pedestal Plate for 1-gang Outdoor Power
Available in a black finish (BK) or Pedestal with Hinged Cover.
silver finish (SV) Available in a black finish (BK) or
Country of Origin: USA
silver finish (SV)
Country of Origin: USA
XPP2GP-BK Replacement 2-Gang Device XPP2GPL-BK Replacement 2-Gang Locking
XPP2GP-SV Plate – Replacement plate for XPP2GPL-SV Device Plate – Replacement
2-gang Outdoor Power Pedestal plate for 2-gang Outdoor Power
Available in a black finish (BK) or Pedestal with Hinged Cover
silver finish (SV) Available in a black finish (BK) or
Country of Origin: USA
silver finish (SV)
Country of Origin: USA
XPPPSP-BK Replacement Pin & Sleeve XPPC-BK Replacement Cover for Outdoor
XPPPSP-SV Device Plate – Replacement plate XPPC-SV Power Pedestal – Replacement
for Pin & Sleeve Power Pedestal hinged cover for Outdoor Power
Available in a black finish (BK) or Pedestal
silver finish (SV) Available in a black finish (BK) or
Country of Origin: USA
silver finish (SV)
Country of Origin: USA
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Attachment B
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January 12th | Historical District Comission Application Package
Muskegon Museum of Art
Muskegon, Michigan 49440
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Muskegon Museum of Art (#21123)
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EXISTING AERIAL
Drawing Scale: NTS Muskegon Museum of Art (#21123)
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EXISTING PHOTOS FROM WEBSTER AVENUE
Muskegon Museum of Art (#21123)
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EXISTING PHOTOS FROM ALLEY
Muskegon Museum of Art (#21123)
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CLAY AVENUE EXISTING SHRUB
SCREENING
MUSKEGON MUSEUM OF ART
EASEMENT
ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL PARKING
CHURCH
CHURCH
PARKING NEW SIDEWALK
CONNECTION
NEW SIDEWALK TO SECOND ST
CONNECTION
TO CLAY AVE
EXISTING
DUMPSTER
ENCLOSURE
ENTRY TO BE
REMOVED
SECOND STREET
THIRD STREET
EXISTING CHILLER
RELOCATED EXISTING CHILLER
EXISTING ALLEY
WOMEN’S CLUB
PARKING
PROPOSED ADDITION
EXISTING MUSKEGON
HACKLEY LIBRARY MUSKEGON MUSEUM OF ART
WOMEN’S
CLUB
NEW ENTRY
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NEW PAVED WALK AND
WEBSTER AVENUE ACCESSIBLE WEBSTER AVE. ENTRY
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PROPOSED SITE PLAN
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GROUND FLOOR ENTRY
PROGRAMMED SPACE
VESTIBULE
Basement: 7,700 gsf
Ground Floor: 12,500 gsf
Second Floor: 6,400 gsf
Roof Terrace: 2,400 gsf UP
INFO SCREEN / ART
DONOR WALL / ART
LOBBY/ LOADING
EXHIBITIONS LARGE GALLERY DOCK
TOTAL: 29,000 gsf
S
ONCEPT SKETCH LOADING
AREA
STORE DN
ACTIVITY
CLASSROOM SPACE
DN UP
DN
DN
COFFEE AREA
SUPPORT
STORAGE DN
FREIGHT
VESTIBULE EXHIBITION ELEV.
RECEIVING
UP COPY
UP
LOCKERS/
OPEN
STORAGE AUDITORIUM COATS OFFICES VAULT
LOUNGE OFFICE
STORAGE DN
LOBBY/
ROOF TERRACE
GALLERY
DIRECTOR'S
OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE
EGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects
UP UP
HISTORIC
DNENTRANCE DN NEW ENTRY
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BUILDING PLAN - LEVEL 1
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MUSKEGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects 8
SECOND FLOOR
PROGRAMMED SPACE
Basement: 7,700 gsf
Ground Floor: 12,500 gsf DN
Second Floor: 6,400 gsf
Roof Terrace: 2,400 gsf OPEN TO
BELOW
OPEN TO
TOTAL: 29,000 gsf OPEN TO
BELOW BELOW
CONNECTING UP
GALLERY
ONCEPT SKETCH OPEN TO
BELOW
GALLERY A GALLERY B
MECH.
DN
MEN'S WC WOMEN'S WC JANIT.
CORRIDOR SUPPORT
GALLERY GALLERY
FREIGHT
ELEV.
GALLERY/
HALL
GALLERY GALLERY
DN
GALLERY
ROOF TERRACE
STAIR GALLERY
EGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects
DN DN
OPEN TO
BELOW
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BUILDING PLAN - LEVEL 2
Drawing Scale: NTS Muskegon Museum of Art (#21123)
MUSKEGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects 9
ROOF TERRACE
PROGRAMMED SPACE
Basement: 7,700 gsf
ROOF TERRACE
Ground Floor: 12,500 gsf
Second Floor: 6,400 gsf
Roof Terrace: 2,400 gsf
TOTAL: 29,000 gsf
OPEN TO BELOW
ONCEPT SKETCH
OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW
OPEN TO BELOW MECH. ROOM
ATTIC CRAWL SPACE ATTIC MECH. ROOM FREIGHT
ELEV.
ROOF TERRACE
EGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects
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BUILDING PLAN - LOWER LEVEL
Drawing Scale: NTS Muskegon Museum of Art (#21123)
MUSKEGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects 10
BASEMENT
PROGRAMMED SPACE
Basement: 7,700 gsf
Ground Floor: 12,500 gsf
Second Floor: 6,400 gsf
Roof Terrace: 2,400 gsf
COLLECTIONS
TOTAL: 29,000 gsf MANAGEMENT
ONCEPT SKETCH
STORAGE ART HOLDING FREIGHT
ELEV.
AREA
UNEXCAVATED
SUPPORT CORRIDOR
MECH.
ROOF TERRACE ROOM
COLLECTION
STORAGE AREA
PASSENGER ELEV. ELEC.
MACHINE ROOM
ROOM
EGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects
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BUILDING PLAN - BASEMENT
Drawing Scale: NTS Muskegon Museum of Art (#21123)
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A new addition to the rear of the existing historic
building will reposition the museum for the future.
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EXTERIOR VIEWS
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The new addition is
intentionally different from
the historic portion of the
building to honor the future
of the art museum and
surrounding city. In this way,
all of the existing historically
significant features on the
exterior of the building will
be honored. The new metal
cladding will only be used on
the new addition. The color
pallate is influenced from
the existing materials of the
buidling.
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Aerial
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Complementary material colors are used to honor the legacy of the
original design while creating two unique facades.
Historic Facade New Facde
Original Facade | New Facade New Facade | Original Facade
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PROPOSED FENESTRATION
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METAL: FORMED ALUMINUM PANELS
EXERIOR MATERIAL PALETTE
LIGHT BRONZE ANODIZED ALUMINUM
MEDIUM BRONZE ANODIZED ALUMINUM
LIGHT BRONZE ANODIZED ALUMINUM BLACK IRONSPOT BRICK New Facade
MUSKEGON MUSEUM OF ART AnnBehaArchitects
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PROPOSED FENESTRATION
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