Attachment 10 - Black Rock O and M.pdf

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Contract: GS-07F-0248K/AG-9A40-D-15-0007

USDA Forest Service, Region 5, ESPC Enable AFFECT Off-Grid Renewable Project

Black Rock Fire Station

Sequoia National Forest

West of Kennedy Meadows, CA approximately 10 miles (Tulare County)

Prepared by: Trane U.S., 4145 Del Mar Avenue, Rocklin, CA 95677

Phone: (916) 577-1100; Fax: (916) 577-1175

Revised December 4, 2020

PREFACE

This Operation & Maintenance Manual provides for installation instructions, operating procedures, equipment wiring diagrams, product numbers, scheduled maintenance procedures, warranty information and Trane representative contacts.

The main components of this project involved installation of new LED Lighting throughout the facilities and also a Mobile Solar PV system.

Only qualified personnel shall perform any servicing and maintenance of the equipment.

SAFETY WARNING

Only qualified personnel should install and service this equipment. The installation, starting up, shutting down and servicing of the LED Lighting and Mobile Solar PV equipment can be hazardous and requires specific knowledge and training. Improperly installed, adjusted or altered equipment by an unqualified person could result in death or serious injury. When working on the equipment, observe all precautions in this manual, tags, stickers, and the drawings, etc.

Table of Contents

1. Contacting Trane for Service & Warranty

2. Overview of Project (White Paper)

3. Construction Drawings As-Built (Mobile Solar PV & LED Lighting)

4. LED Lighting Product Data & Installation Details

5. LED Lighting Operation & Maintenance

6. Mobile Solar PV Product Data & Installation Details

7. Mobile Solar PV System Operation & Maintenance

8. Warranty

SECTION 1

Contacting Trane for Service & Warranty

Trane Service & Warranty Contact Information:

Address: Trane U.S., 4145 Del Mar Avenue, Rocklin, CA 95677

Main Office Phone & Fax: Ph: (916) 577-1100; Fax: (916) 577-1175

Primary contact: Richard Swank, phone: (916) 577-1126; email: Richard.swank@trane.com

Secondary contact (Trane Service Department): 1-866-459-4155

Project Completion:

Trane U.S. was the installing Contractor for the Black Rock F.S. ‘Off-Grid Mobile Solar & LED

Lighting project. The project installation was completed and commissioned on December 14, 2018. A final 30-day acceptance period occurred for the Mobile Solar PV system was completed on January 14, 2020. Commissioning documents were produced, provided, reviewed and signed by Forest and R5 personnel on December 14, 2018.

One (1) Year Construction Warranty Period:

A one (1) year construction installation warranty period started on December 14, 2018 and will have ended on December 14, 2019. There were no noted equipment failures during this period requiring a warranted repair or product replacement.

Equipment Warranty:

Each product installed for this project may have a ‘product warranty’. Within this manual are listed each products information and manufacture warranty information. If you believe you may have a product that is covered under warranty please contact Trane U.S. first before attempting to replace the product with a like-in-kind replacement.

A product warranty typically covers a manufacturer product defect in manufacture (i.e.: an LED light fixture fails within the warranty period). Specific details of products covered are warranty are to be found in the ‘Warranty’ section of this manual.

mailto:Richard.swank@trane.com

Overview of Project (Trane ‘White Paper’)

SECTION 2

The following pages consist of the Trane ‘White Paper’ which provides for information concerning the Black Rock Fire Station as ‘it was’ before the ENABLE project was implemented and the inventory of the existing equipment (electrical, lighting, generator, water, fuel usage, etc.).

In the white paper there is information on the recommendations for the constructed project in regards to the Mobile Solar PV system sizing and siting. Also, the existing lighting and LED

Lighting related work is inventoried. This document is a useful reference for the Black Rock F.S.

site.

This document is important as it provides background knowledge of the site, and the inputs of information into IGA survey that Trane performed.

We also recommend that the final ‘Construction’ drawings in this manual be referenced for actual final installed products and details.

Contract # AG-94A40-D-15-0007 for

U.S. Forest Service ESPC ENABLE AFFECT Off-Grid Renewable Energy Project

Black Rock Work Center – Sequoia National Forest

Updated 11-28-19

On October 30, 2015, Trane did a site walk visit for the IGA Audit data collection at the Black Rock Work Center. The site was in operation during our visit. We met with several Forest Service members at the site that were knowledgeable as to facility operations. We were able to see the generator in operation and also inventory all of the lighting, appliances, etc.

We are providing Trane’s findings from the U.S. Forest site visit in the following five (5) Section elements: I. Location, II. Site Overview, III. Investment Grade Audit (IGA) Site Visit Findings, IV. Sustainable / Solar Siting Considerations and last, Appendix – Pictures.

I. Location

The Black Rock Work Center facility is located nearly 90 miles east of Porterville, CA. The site is at an elevation of 8,150 feet and experiences snow in the winter months. The best way to reach the site is to leave from Porterville, CA travelling ‘south’ on S. Plano Street which turns into Avenue 116, then into Road 264 (known as Old Stage Coach Road).

About 20 minutes later you will turn slight left at Fountain Springs onto ‘east’ Hot Springs Road. You will pass Hot Springs and continue onto Parker Pass Road for a long time (and also pass the Great Western Divide, stay right).

Eventually you will reach the small town of Johnsondale and continue on (which now becomes M-99 or Kern Highway). Eventually you will cross a bridge across the Kern River and shortly thereafter make a ‘left’ onto Sherman Pass Road. Sherman Pass Road winds uphill for quite a while until you are up over the pass. Continue on Sherman Pass Road which takes you right to the Black Rock Work Center. From Johnsondale to Black Rock it is about 35 miles. This is a long ride from Porterville to Black Rock with narrow roads and lots of turns. Basically you are climbing 8,000 feet in elevation from start to finish. From Porterville in total it is about 2 to 2-1/2 hour drive.

II. Site Overview

Black Rock Work Center is open and typically used from May through the end of September (153 days). It is not used in the winter months, except at times for winter checks of the facility by the Forest Service. Winter access is limited due to the snow conditions (i.e.: from October through April). The site has: a Visitor Center; Fire Engine Bays with an Office; two (2) large Barracks; a Multi-Purpose building; Cold Storage Building and a Generator Building along with several smaller out buildings for storage and fueling supplies including trailer parking areas for USFS personnel in the summer periods.

Visitor Center has a small inside public area with counter where maps and small items are for sale. A smaller office area and restroom are in the back of the building. There are ceiling T12 fluorescent light fixtures inside and several exterior light fixtures on the front porch and back of the building.

Fire Engine Bay and Office Building is a large facility with a small office area. There are three (3) engine bay roll-up doors. Most all of the lighting is T8 fluorescent light fixtures inside and several exterior light fixtures. There are main radio operations in this building also. A propane vertical air handler heater is located in an HVAC closet on the south exterior side of the building.

Barrack Buildings, there are two (2) basically identical buildings which include bedrooms and bathrooms with multiple showers, sinks and toilet facilities in each. An indoor central heating system using propane is located in each building in an HVAC closet inside each barracks.

Multi-Purpose Building is a large building with large kitchen area, storage areas, with multiple large refrigerator and freezers in a single room and a large living room and game areas. A central heating system using propane is located in an HVAC closet inside the building.

Cold Storage Building is next to the Generator building and it contains a walk-in cooler box run on a refrigeration system. We were told this is sometimes (rarely) used to store deer or bear that were shot illegally and kept for evidence by the Fish & Game. It was not running during our visit and we were told it has not been operated for several summers.

Generator Building has two (2) 30-kW Cummins generators that operate from propane.

Only one generator runs at a time and they are typically rotated when needed. It is estimated the generator currently operates 24/7 during the operating season (i.e.: May through October) and is turned off in the winter months unless someone from the USFS visits the site. There are three (3) large propane tanks piped to the generator building and all of the other buildings at the site for heaters, gas stoves, and other propane consuming appliances such as refrigerators.

Out-Buildings, there are a couple of smaller buildings at the site which include: a small Fuel Gas House Building and an old Storage Building behind the Barracks buildings. The Fuel Storage is like a small gas station for fueling vehicles and has several exterior and interior lights. The Storage Building has a few T12 fluorescent fixtures inside. The trailer parking areas behind and to the east of the facility have electrical hook-ups run from the generator.

There is a well pump that feeds water to a large storage water tank up on the hill. The domestic water to the site is gravity fed from the storage tank.

III. Investment Grade Audit (IGA) Site Visit Findings Findings from the site visit is subdivided by primary Energy Conservation Measure categories, power generation and fuel. Photo documentation from the site visit are provided in the Appendix.

A. Electrical

The following electrical loads currently exist at the Black Rock Work Center site:

Electrical Notes

(1) Based upon above ‘current loads’ and field observations this site has varying loads and typically has light generator loads.

A diversity of operating loads and times of use was seen. Measurements of the total watts during our visit varied from

3,500 to nearly 15,000 watts (including having the future well pump, facility lighting and appliance loads ‘ON’).

(2) During field site visit while watching the generator operating we observed at the generator display panel a load of 3,527 kVA. It should be noted there may have been some minor loads that were not able to be turned ‘ON’ during this test as the site was not fully occupied.

(3) All CFL’s and incandescent lamps would be changed to LED lamps. This will significantly reduce overall lighting loads.

(4) Multi-Purpose & Engine Bay & Barracks exterior metal halides will be changed to LED wall pack type of fixtures.

(5) T12 fixtures will be replaced with LED fluorescents. T8 fixtures will have new LED lamps.

(6) All appliances remain ‘as is’ (i.e.: no change in load wattages).

(7) A mobile solr PV system would eliminate the need for a separate building for the batteries, need for fencing and any underground conduits and wire.

B. Water

The table below summarizes Trane’s inventory of water consuming devices for the site:

Water Consuming Devices:

Ite m No

Description Recommendations Hours of Use Notes

1 Visitor Center Bathroom Sink No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 2 Visitor Center Toilet No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

3 Engine Bay – Restroom Men’s Sink No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 4 Engine Bay – Restroom Men’s Toilet No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 5 Engine Bay – Restroom Women’s

Sink No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

6 Engine Bay – Restroom Women’s Toilet

No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

7 Barracks #1 – Restroom #1, Toilet #1 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 8 Barracks #1 – Restroom #1, Toilet #2 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 9 Barracks #1 – Restroom #1, Shower

#1 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

10 Barracks #1 – Restroom #1, Shower

#2

No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 11 Barracks #1 – Restroom #1, Shower

#3 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

12 Barracks #1 – Restroom #1, Sinks (2 ea.)

No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

13 Barracks #2 – Restroom #1,Toilet #1 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 14 Barracks #2 – Restroom #1, Toilet #2 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 15 Barracks #2 – Restroom #1, Shower

#1 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

16 Barracks #2 – Restroom #1, Shower #2

No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 17 Barracks #2 – Restroom #1, Shower

#3 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

18 Barracks #2 – Restroom #1, Sinks (2 ea.)

No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

19 Barracks #2 – Restroom #2, Toilet #1 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 20 Barracks #2 – Restroom #2, Toilet #2 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 21 Barracks #2 – Restroom #2, Shower

#1 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

22 Barracks #2 – Restroom #2, Shower #2

No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 23 Barracks #2 – Restroom #2, Shower

#3 No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

24 Barracks #2 – Restroom #2, Sinks (2 ea.)

No Change Intermittent Fixture remains

25 Multi-Purpose – Kitchen Sink No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 26 Multi-Purpose - Restroom – Sink No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 27 Multi-Purpose - Restroom – Toilet No Change Intermittent Fixture remains 28 Multi-Purpose - Washer #1 Leave ‘as is’ Intermittent No change 29 Multi-Purpose - Washer #2 Leave ‘as is’ Intermittent No change

NOTE: The water storage tank at this site is a gravity feed to the buildings. The well pump typically is operated once a week to top the water tank. Most of the water usage at this site is from filling the fire engine tanker or washing of fire equipment, hoses, etc. Therefore, we do not recommend any fixture modifications or changes at this site.

C. Generator

The two Cummins model #GGMC-1209368 propane powered generator(s) have a nominal nameplate rating of 30-kW ‘before’ being de-rated for an elevation of 8,150 feet. Cummins states the de-rate is 4% per 1,000 feet of elevation gain, therefore the de-rate on the 30-kW generator allows for approximately 20.4-kW maximum output at 120/240- volt, 1-phase equivalent to a maximum of 90.2-amps at full load.

The annual generator maintenance costs will vary year-to-year and we have only stipulated an average of $2,000 per year as we do not have actual invoices from expenses incurred. The generators appear to be relatively new so we would expect minimal costs incurred at this time per year.

D. Fuel – Propane

The table below summarizes Trane’s inventory of propane consuming devices for the site:

Item No.

Description Recommendations Future Hours of Use

Notes

1 Cummins GGMC Generator #1 Use for charging batteries & back-up power

Intermittent Use for charging batteries

2 Cummins GGMC Generator #2 Use for charging batteries & back-up power

Intermittent Use for charging batteries

3 Engine Bay – Water Heater (40gal) 36K BTUH

Leave in-place Intermittent 70% Eff., Minimum usage

4 Engine Bay – Carrier Heating Unit #58MXB080 (80K in; 74K out) 92.5% eff.

Leave unit in-place.

Change to programmable thermostat

Intermittent Leave unit ‘as is’

5 Barracks #1 – H.W. Heater (A.O.

Smith) 50 gal. (2011)

Leave in-place Intermittent Leave H.W. heater ‘as is’

6 Barracks #1 – Lennox Heating Unit (200K input; 155.5K output) 78% eff.

Leave in-place Change to programmable thermostat

Intermittent Leave unit ‘as is’

7 Barracks #2 – H.W. Heater (A.O.

Smith) 50 gal. (2011)

Leave in-place Intermittent Leave H.W. heater ‘as is’

8 Barracks #2 – Lennox Heating Unit (200K input; 155.5K output) 78% eff.

Leave in-place Change to programmable thermostat

Intermittent Leave unit ‘as is’

9 Multi-Purpose – Wall Heater (37K input)

Leave in-place Change to programmable thermostat

Intermittent Leave unit ‘as is’

10 Multi-Purpose – H.W. Heater (GE) 30 gal.

Leave in-place Intermittent Leave H.W. heater ‘as is’ 11 Multi-Purpose – ‘Estate’ Propane

Clothes Dryers (2 ea.) 22,000 BTUH/each

Leave in-place Intermittent Leave unit ‘as is’

Trane did not receive actual propane fuel bills for the previous 3-year period at this site.

The U.S. Forest Service has varying estimates for fuel costs year-to-year in the original information provided in the Excel data chart. We have stipulated and used $25,300 average per year of annual fuel costs (based upon 2011-14 data provided) however there are no actual fuel bills to substantiate these costs for 2015. Estimated cost/hour to operate is $5.73/hour.

The following Forest Service ENABLE AFFECT table (see next page) is provided with dated values as shown below from the fall of 2011 to the fall of 2014:

Sequoia Forest Fuel Consumption

Fuel Fuel Cost Notes

Black Rock F.S. Gallons Type $ Dollars

2012 (Oct2011-Sept2012) 6289.9 Propane $21,614.33 The fuel use in this table correlates closely to fuel bills.

2012 (Oct2012-Sept2013) 7731.3 Propane $28,053.20 2012 (Oct2013-Sept2014) 7490.4 Propane $26,231.68

Note: We used the average of the above fuel bills in this table provided with the IGA documents in the RFQ package for the IGA Audit.

E. Other ECMs and Considerations

This site does experience ‘snow’ conditions and may receive 3 to 5 feet of winter snow conditions at this elevation of 8,150 Ft.

IV. Sustainable / Solar Siting Considerations

The Black Rock Work Center NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) document suggests that the solar system be ground mounted behind the Barracks buildings.

Our recommendation is to utilize a mobile solar PV system. This will avoid the need for trenching and underground conduits from PV field to generator building (blue dashed line).

Instead portable power cables run on the ground surface will reduce cost and supply similar results in power production.

While our site visit confirms it is an open area, the lack of proximity to the generator location will allow for portable power cables to be run to the generator building from the mobile solar PV system.

GPS coordinates: 36°05’ 40.34” N, 118°15’ 50.43” W

NOTE: Any tree removal is presumed to be by the Forest Service. There may additional trees in the area requiring removal so that the PV arrays and trailers are able to receive direct sunlight throughout the daylight hours for best performance.

Black Rock Fire Station – Mobile Solar System Layout

Mobile Solar Solution is depicted below for average daily load of 126.1 kWh / day

MS-275-R3.240 (24-kW AC Output) Four (4 each) SA-24 (24 panels x 330W/ea. & 36kWh/day harvest/each)

U.G. electrical to connect SA-24’s to MS-275 trailer (Typical 4 ea.)

Existing Electrical Panel Existing MQ Power Rental Generator

Notes:

1.) BASE PV SYSTEM (Lithium): Average daily load is 126.1 kWh/day. Proposed Mobile Solar system is 210 kWh/day.

2.) Trailers are heavy duty payload package, includes triple 8,000-lb axles and heavy duty tires with spare tire.

3.) MS-275-R3.240 (24 kW AC output w/ 240 kWh lithium battery; MS-275 provides 14 kWh/day solar harvest).

Two days of battery autonomy. Physical: 19’-6” x 7’ overall. ‘MS’ trailer weight (lithium) weighs 10,000-lbs.

4.) Four SA-24’s (24 each x 330-watt PV modules, 36 kWh/day harvest). Physical: 36’ x 10’ deployed (including tongue);

Solar array dimensions would be 25’ x 10’. Transport dimensions for SA-24: 36’-0” L x 8’-6” W x 11’-8” T Weight:

~4,000lbs

Off road package trailers for SA-24’s with high clearance and heavy duty tires.

Power Cords

To/From Power

Panel & MS-275

Existing Power Cable

Appendix - Pictures

SECTION 3

Final Construction Drawings, Wiring Diagrams and Details

The following pages provide for the Black Rock Fire Station installation drawings. These drawings provide for the installed equipment location(s) and information, including detailed construction plans and wiring diagrams for the Mobile Solar PV system and the LED Lighting products that have been installed.

These systems that are installed produce and consume electricity generated from the Mobile

Solar PV system.

Electrical Hazard! DO NOT attempt to change or modify the installed LED Lighting or Mobile Solar PV system as damage to the equipment may occur and warranty may be voided.

Contact Trane U.S. for any concerns or questions in regards to the equipment (see ‘Contacts’ section in this manual).

TITLE & COVER SHEET

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 1 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

U.S. FOREST SERVICE ENABLE AFFECT

BLACK ROCK WORK CENTER

(SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST)

GSA SCHEDULE 84 ESPC PROJECT

GS-07F-0248K / AG-9A40-D-15-007/0005

OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

SUPPORTING AGENCIES:

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

SUBMITTAL APPROVALS:

SIGNATURE: TITLE: DATE:

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T.01

DRAWING INDEX

T.01 Tile & Cover Sheet

C.01 Overall Site Plan

C.02 Partial Site Utility Plan C.03 Mobile Solar PV System Layout

C.04 Mobile Solar PV – MS-275 Concrete Pad & SA-24 Ballast

E.01 Mobile Solar PV System Overview

E.02 Mobile Solar PV – Electrical Conduit Details E.03 Mobile Solar PV – Electrical Wiring Diagram

L.01 LED Lighting Schedule – Table 1

L.02 LED Lighting Schedule – Table 2

L.03 LED Lighting Schedule – Table 3 L.04 LED Lighting Schedule – Table 4

L.05 LED Lighting – Visitor’s Center L.06 LED Lighting – Engine Bay & Offices

L.07 LED Lighting – Barracks #1 L.08 LED Lighting – Barracks #2

L.09 LED Lighting – Multi-Purpose Building

L.10 LED Lighting – Generator, Cooler, Freezer, Fuel & Shop Buildings

OVERALL SITE PLAN

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BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

BLACK ROCK WORK CENTER – OVERALL UTILITY & SITE PLAN BLACK ROCK W.C. – “SITE PLAN” SHEET

NOTES:

1. Mobile Solar PV ‘Siting Area’ is located behind and between the two barracks buildings. This is per the NEPA.

2. Tree removals are by U.S. Forest Service as may be required for PV solar site area.

3. There are no known existing utilities in the Mobile Solar PV ‘Siting Area’.

4. Reference drawings detailing the Mobile Solar PV layout for further details.

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TREES (TO BE

REMOVED BY USFS)

EMPLOYEE TRAILER

SITES (TYP.)

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

(BEYOND THIS POINT)

MOBILE SOLAR PV

SITING AREA

ENTRANCE

PARTIAL UTILITY SITE PLAN

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BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

BLACK ROCK WORK CENTER – PARTIAL UTILITY SITE PLAN BLACK ROCK W.C. – PARTIAL SITE

UTILITY PLAN

NOTES:

1. Field verify existing propane lines.

2. Pot holing may be required.

3. New electrical trench shall be hand dug near existing propane tanks.

4. Coordinate with Forest Service any gas line shutdowns.

5. This drawing of the existing utilities are diagrammatic and may require field verification before digging. Exercise care when digging.

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

C.02

MOBILE SOLAR PV LAYOUT

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BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

BLACK ROCK W.C. – MOBILE SOLAR PV – SYSTEM LAYOUT

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

C.03

MS – 225

(BATTERY/INVERTER)

71'-6" (APPROX)

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REMOVEABLE

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SA - 24

SA - 24 SA - 24

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Black Rock Work Center – Mobile Solar PV

– System Layout Behind Barrack Buildings Scale: None

NOTES:

1. Dimensions shown are approximate and require field verification. Trane will make determination of final layout and areas. Drawing is provided for informational purposes and equipment layout.

2. The concrete slab under the Mobile Solar MS-225 battery trailer is 24’-0”L x 14’-0”W x 8”H. Concrete mix design is 2,500 psi. Rebar is #4, Grade 60, 16” o.c. each way. The MS-225 trailer will be blocked and supported underneath.

3. The existing area between the two Barracks is covered with an asphalt surface. No preparation of the existing asphalt surface will be performed. The Mobile Solar PV panel trailers (SA-24 trailers) will be positioned as indicated. Each trailer has six (6 each) outrigger jacks that will be extended, anchored to the concrete ballast pads (6 each per trailer). Each concrete ballast pad is 36” x 36” x 12”. Each trailer outrigger jack is anchored to the concrete ballast pads with two Red Head ½” x 6”.

4. Each Mobile Solar SA-24 trailer has two axles with a total of four (4) tires per trailer. Once the SA-24 is positioned, anchored and elevated to position the tires will be removed and also the trailer hitches. These shall be stored on-site in an agreeable Forest Service storage area preferably indoors for future use if the trailers need to be re-positioned or moved.

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MOBILE SOLAR CONCRETE PAD & BALLAST DETAILS

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BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

1. MOBILE SOLAR MS-225 CONCRETE PAD SECTION VIEW DETAIL

(24'-0" X 14'-0" X 8", APPROX.) N.T.S.

2. SA-24 OUTRIGGER CONCRETE BALLAST DETAIL

(36" X 36" X 12") N.T.S.

6 mil PLASTIC

16" O.C.

(EACH WAY)2"

MIN

8"

#4 REBAR

GRADE 60

CROSS-SECTIONAL VIEW

(REFER TO NOTES 1, 3, 4, 5 & 6)

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BLACK ROCK W.C. – MOBILE SOLAR PV – MS-225 CONCRETE PAD & SA-24 BALLAST DETAILS

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

C.04

3. MOBILE SOLAR PV SA-24 SITE PREP

N.T.S.

EACH SA-24 OUTRIGGER (6 EA. PER TRAILER)

WILL BE ANCHORED TO BALLAST CONCRETE

BASE WITH (2 EA.) ½” X 6" REDHEAD ANCHORS

CONCRETE BALLAST WILL BE LEVELD AND SET

ON EXISTING ASPHALT BASE.

General Concrete Preparation & Placement Notes:

1) Site preparation – Currently there is an asphalt base material in the area where the Mobile Solar PV system will be placed (behind the Barracks buildings). This provides for a solid base for the system to be installed upon.

2) The SA-24 Mobile Solar PV panel trailers will be positioned and set onto the existing asphalt surface. Each SA-24 PV Panel trailer has six (6 each) outriggers that will be extended once unit is placed and six (6 each) 36” x 36” x 12” concrete ballast pads will be placed for each trailer. The concrete ballast pads will be anchored via the outrigger foot with Red Head anchors (2 each) ½” x 6-inch wedge anchor.

3) The MS-225 battery trailer will have a concrete slab cast-in-place provided under it. The concrete slab will be 24’-0”L x 14’-0”W x 8"H. The rebar mat will be 16” O.C. each way of #4, grade 60 rebar will be installed. Field verify, the subbase below the slab is asphalt previously placed.

4) Concrete mix design is provided under separate submittal cover for reference (see 711 Materials, Inc.). The mix design will be a 2,500 psi mix with a cement hydration stabilizer / set retarding admixture.

5) A concrete washout for any concrete work will follow standard protection & containment practices leaving no trace of concrete. The concrete washout will be lined.

6) After completion of concrete work the area will be cleared up and any debris removed from the site and properly disposed of.

MS-225 TRAILER

TO BE SET ON CONCRETE PAD

NOTE: EXISTING ASPHALT BASE MATERIAL. IF

ASPHALT BAS NOT AVAILABLE, INSTALL 3" AB

ROCK SUBASE CLASS II COMPACT @ 90%

SA-24 PV PANEL

CONCRETE BALLAST

PAD, TYP.

TYP. OUTRIGGER SUPPORT

& CONCRETE BALLAST PADS

ASPHALT BASE

NATIVE SOIL EXISTING NATIVE SOIL

EXISTING ASPHALT SURFACE

8" THICK 14" THICK

MOBILE SOLAR PV SYSTEM OVERVIEW

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 6 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

The following SA-24 PV Panel trailer units are to be provided:

Four (4) SA-24 (each with 24 x 335-Watt LG Neon PV panel modules each producing 48 kWh/day (per SA-24) solar harvest.

Each SA-24 dimensions: 36'0"L x 8'6"W x 12'2"H; weight is approximately 4,000-lbs/trailer. Note: length includes tongue & hitches, which will be removed once units are set in-place and will be stored by the Forest Service including the tires from each SA-24 trailer.

BLACK ROCK W.C. (SEQUOIA N.F.)

Design Load: 126.1 kWh/day load Proposed System – 210kWh/day load utilizing LG335 Watt PV Panels

MS-225-R3.240 (24 kW A.C. Output) = 240kW ac output producing 14 kWh/ day solar harvest from the MS unit. There are three (3) radians in the MS-275.

The battery system has a LITHIUM battery system that is rack mounted and provides a 240kWh capacity. There are six (6) LG PV panels on top of MS-275.

The MS-275 dimensions are approximately: 16'-5"L x 7'-8"W x 11'-0"H (including tongue hitch and wheel fenders). Approximate weight: 6,800lbs.

The following custom-built features are provided with the MS-225:

• MS Trailer has tandem 5,000-lb axles and heavy-duty tires including a spare tire.

• Insulated walls inside for additional protection.

• External surface mounted AC output/input wiring enclosures with terminal blocks for (3) radians inside MS-225.

• External surface mounted DC input wiring enclosures with terminal blocks for (4) SA-24 PV Panel Trailers.

• AXS Port (Outback Modbus/TCP interface device).

• Outback generator start relay installed in trailer with surface mounted exterior box for electrical connection.

• Outback inverter extended material warranty for 10-years.

• ‘All Cell’ lithium battery provided with standard warranty.

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

E.01

BLACK ROCK W.C. – MOBILE SOLAR PV – SYSTEM OVERVIEW

N.T.S.

SA-24 TRAILERS,

TYP. 4

NOTE:

1. Picture depictions indicated on this drawing are diagrammatic and actual mobile solar PV trailers may be slighting different as they are custom built.

MOBILE SOLAR PV ELECTRICAL CONDUIT DETAILS

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 7 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

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CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

BLACK ROCK W.C. – MOBILE SOLAR PV – ELECTRICAL INTER-CONNECTION CONDUITS

(N.T.S.)

SECTION ‘A-A’: U.G. TRENCH DETAIL IN SOIL

2" SAND BED

COMPACTED

SIDE SUPPORT

COMPACTED

NATIVE SOIL

BACKFILL WITH

NATIVE SOIL

RIGID PVC COND,

TYP. 3

GRADE

12"

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

E.02

6"

SECTION ‘B-B’: U.G. TRENCH DETAIL IN SOIL

2" SAND BED

COMPACTED

SIDE SUPPORT

COMPACTED

NATIVE SOIL

2" COLD PATCH

GRADE

12"

6"

BLACK ROCK W.C. – MOBILE SOLAR PV ELECTRICAL

INTER-CONNECTION NOTES

1. All U.G. (Underground) conduits shall be Schedule 40 PVC.

2. All wire shall be stranded ‘copper’ wire with 600-volt insulation, THWN-2 or XHHW-2.

3. Underground conduit trench detail ‘A’ – ‘A’ applies to conduit runs.

4. Where new conduits are underground in the asphalt areas the asphalt shall be saw cut with clean edge cuts and then install 2-inch cold-patch blacktop surface afterwards.

5. All work shall be per N.E.C. code.

6. Above ground conduit(s) shall be EMT conduit with steel fittings. Rain tight flexible conduit(s) shall be utilized at trailers where conduit comes from U.G. to the trailer(s). LB’s shall be utilized where required with gasketed covers.

MS – 225

(BATTERY/INVERTER)

SA - 24 SA - 24

SA - 24 SA - 24

EXISTING ASPHALT

SURFACED AREA

D.C.

D.C.

D.C.

D.C.

A.C.D.C.

20'-0" SETBACK FROM

BARRACK #1

0'

-0

SE

TB

A C

K

FR

O M

B A

R R

A C

K

3 CONDUITS TO GENERATOR BUILDING

EXISTING ASPHALT SURFACED AREA

16'-5"

CONCRETE PAD: 24'-0"L X 14'-0W

5'

-0

(A P

P R

O X

EXISTING ASPHALT SURFACED AREA

U.G. PVC ELEC. CONDUIT (TYP.)

RIGID PVC COND,

TYP. 1 OR 2

18" TO TOP

OF PIPE

18" TO TOP

OF PIPE

A

A

A C D

B

B

GEN.

START

BB

BB

U.G. PVC ELEC. COND.

E

B

BB

U.G. PVC ELEC. COND.

B

E

SA-24 D.C. BREAKERS, TYP.

5'-0" (APPROX)

MOBILE SOLAR PV ELECTRICAL WIRING

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 8 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

MS-225

1 2

GENERATOR

START RELAY AC INPUT

L1 L2

AC OUTPUT

N G

SA-24 (#1)

SA-24 (#1)

DC INPUTS

SA-24 (#2)

DC INPUTS

SA-24 (#2)

L1

L2

N

G

EARTH GND

NEW MANUAL

BYPASS SWITCH #1

A

B

A

B

A

B

L1

L2

N

G

NEW MANUAL

BYPASS SWITCH #2

A

B

A

B

A

B

GENERATOR BUILDING

L1 L2 N G

A C C

D

D

D

MOBILE SOLAR PV – ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM

2"C RIGID PVC

SCHED 40 (U.G.)

LB’s MOUNTED ON EXTERIOR WALL

G

8' X ½”

GND ROD

(TYP. 5)

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

E.03

SA-24 (#3)

DC INPUTS

SA-24 (#4)

DC INPUTS

SA-24 (#4)

SA-24 (#3)

BLACK ROCK W.C. – EXISTING ELECTRICAL PANELS

MOBILE SOLAR PV EQUIPMENT MOBILE SOLAR SA-24 PV PANEL TRAILERS

L1

L2

N

G

EARTH GND

D

EXISTING

MANUAL BYPASS

L1 L2 N G

GENERATOR #1

G G G G

A

B

A

B

A

B

L1 L2 N G

GENERATOR #2

1 2

1 2

NEW GENERATOR

SELECTOR SWITCH

EXISTING

DISCONNECT SWITCH

L1

L2

N

G

EXISTING 120/240V, 1PH TO

BUILDINGS (UNDERGROUND)

L1

L2

N

G

ELECTRICAL

PANEL ‘LP5’

TO

EX

IS

T

IN

G

EL

E

C T

R

IC

A L

LO

A

D S

EXISTING WIRING

NEW WIRING

KEY:

#10AWG

#10AWG

2"C RIGID PVC

SCHED 40 (U.G.)

B

NOTE: REFER TO SHEET DWG 7 OF 18 ELECTRICAL TABLE FOR WIRE SIZE/TYPE.

LED LIGHTING SCHEDULE - TABLE 1

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 9 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

L.01

LED LIGHTING SCHEDULE - TABLE 2

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 10 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

L.02

LED LIGHTING SCHEDULE - TABLE 3

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 11 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

L.03

LED LIGHTING SCHEDULE - TABLE 4

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 12 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

L.04

LED LIGHTING - VISITORS CENTER

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 13 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

1. BLACK ROCK W.S. – VISITORS CENTER LIGHTING DIAGRAM

L.05

LED LIGHTING - ENGINE BAY & OFFICES

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 14 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

L.06

2. BLACK ROCK W.S. – ENGINE BAY & OFFICES

NOTES:

1. Reference “Lighting Table” for new LED fixture type.

2. New LED Lighting Fixtures will replace old fixtures in same location.

3. Old lamps and fixtures will be properly disposed of per local and state guidelines.

LED LIGHTING - BARRACKS #1

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 15 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

NOTES:

1. Reference “Lighting Table” for new LED fixture type.

2. New LED Lighting Fixtures will replace old fixtures in same location.

3. Old lamps and fixtures will be properly disposed of per local and state guidelines.

L.07

LED LIGHTING - BARRACKS #2

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 16 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

4. BLACK ROCK W.S. – BARRACKS #2

NOTES:

1. Reference “Lighting Table” for new LED fixture type.

2. New LED Lighting Fixtures will replace old fixtures in same location.

3. Old lamps and fixtures will be properly disposed of per local and state guidelines.

L.08

LED LIGHTING - MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 17 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

DEVELOPER: RICHARD SWANK

L.09

NOTES:

1. Reference “Lighting Table” for new LED fixture type.

2. New LED Lighting Fixtures will replace old fixtures in same location.

3. Old lamps and fixtures will be properly disposed of per local and state guidelines.

5. BLACK ROCK W.S. – MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING

LED LIGHTING - GEN-COOL-FUEL-SHOP

FILE: BLACK ROCK WC.vsdx DWG 18 OF 18

NUM. REVISION DATE:

PROJECT: PID00066386

CID:

PID:

CHECKED BY: R.S. (9/10/2018)

DESIGNED BY: R S. (9/10/2018)

SALESPERSON: R (9/10/2018)

BY:

PROJECT: OFF-GRID MOBILE SOLAR SYSTEM & NEW LED LIGHTING

BLACK ROCK W.C., SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

SEQUOIA

4145 Del Mar Avenue

Rocklin, CA 95677

Trane U.S., Inc.

(916) 577-1126

6. BLACK ROCK W.S. – GENERATOR, COOLER, FREEZE, FUEL & SHOP WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS

L.10

SECTION 4

LED Lighting Product Data & Installation Details

The following pages consist of the Trane ‘LED Lighting Product Data Sheets’ and also within these sheets are the manufacturer installation information for the Black Rock Fire Station.

These product data sheets are your resource for the installed LED Lighting products.

Additional LED Lighting locations for these installed products may be found in Section 3 of the

Construction Drawings as-built along with the manufacturer model numbers (which are highlighted in these product data sheets and also on the construction drawings).

SUBMITTAL

Data Sheets

“Lighting Product Data Sheets” lbjla Rectangle

GE offers dimmable LED A-Line lamps as excellent replacements for standard 25-watt, 40-watt, 60-watt, 75-watt and 100-watt incandescent lamps.

LOW-COST OPERATION

• �For example, a 100-watt incandescent replacement lamp using

13 watts of energy and producing 800 lumens can save over $129 in energy costs over the rated life of the lamp versus a standard 840 lumen, 60-watt incandescent A19 based on $0.11 per kWh

• �Energy efficiency and long life mean fewer lamp replacements versus standard incandescent or halogen light sources

EXCELLENT COLOR RENDERING

• Available with a CRI of 78 - 80

COLOR TEMPERATURE

• Halogen-like color

• Available in 2400K, 2700K, 3000K, 4000K and 5000K

LONG LIFE

• Up to 25,000 hours rated life (L70)

DIMMABLE

• Dims from 100% to as low as 10%

ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS

• �These lamps are energy efficient, contain no lead or mercury, and are compliant with material restriction requirements of RoHS

GE QUALITY AND RELIABILITY

• 3-year limited warranty

Illuminate

LED A-Line general purpose lamps

To learn more about saving money and energy, go to: http://products.currentbyge.com.

Information provided is subject to change without notice. Please verify all details with GE. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions, and GE makes no warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied, that such performance will be obtained under end-use conditions.

Application illustation only, subject lamps not used in photo.

lbjla Typewritten Text Black Rock Work Center GE LED10DA19/840 lamps lbjla Highlight lbjla Text Box 'A' & 'I' LED Lamps

ENERGY STAR® is a registered U.S. mark

Product is compliant with material restriction requirements of RoHS

A-Line Lamps LED A-Line general purpose lamps http://products.currentbyge.com.

GE and the GE Monogram are trademarks of the General Electric Company. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions. GE Lighting and GE Lighting Solutions, LLC are businesses of the General Electric Company. © 2017 GE.

63563 (Rev 08/18/17)

* The life rating is based on the hours of operation the lamp will provide before reaching 70% of its original rating (L70) ** Minimum order quantity = 6

ENERGY STAR® status: ENERGY STAR® certified. Lamps without a “ ” are not ENERGY STAR® certified.

Information provided is subject to change without notice. Please verify all details with GE. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions, and GE makes no warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied, that such performance will be obtained under end-use conditions.

Bulb Shape

Base Type Watts

Order Code Description Volts

Case Qty**

MOL

(In) Lumens Initial CBCP

Initial Color Temp CRI

Wattage Replacement

*Rated Life

L70 (Hrs) Dimmable

ENERGY

STAR®

Status

#Location Rating

Additional Information

A-15

MED 4 34038 LED4DA15-W3/827 120 6 3.5 300 2700 80 40W 15,000 Yes Damp White

34051 LED4DA15-C3/827 120 6 3.5 300 2700 80 40W 15,000 Yes Damp Clear A-19

MED 6 69115 LED6DA19/827 120 6 4.4 480 2700 80 40W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional 69118 LED6DA19/830 120 6 4.4 480 3000 80 40W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional

69132 LED6DA19/840 120 6 4.4 480 4000 80 40W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional

69144 LED6DA19/850 120 6 4.4 480 5000 80 40W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional 7 95928 LED7DAV3/5K 120 6 4.6 500 5000 80 40W 25,000 Yes Damp White, Semi-Omni

34238 LED7DA19/824 120 6 4.44 450 2400 80 40W 25000 Yes Damp White 10 69117 LED10DA19/827 120 6 4.4 800 2700 80 60W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional

69119 LED10DA19/830 120 6 4.4 800 3000 80 60W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional 69133 LED10DA19/840 120 6 4.4 800 4000 80 60W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional 69146 LED10DA19/850 120 6 4.4 800 5000 80 60W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional

11 29268 LED11DA19/824 120 6 4.44 800 2400 80 60W 25,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional GU24 11 74357 LED11DA19827GU24 120 6 4.4 800 2700 80 60W 25,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional

A-21 MED 12 76037 LED12DA19/827 120 6 5.16 1100 2700 80 75W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0

76041 LED12DA21/830 120 6 5.16 1100 3000 80 75W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0 76045 LED12DA21/840 120 6 5.16 1100 4000 80 75W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0 76102 LED12DA21/850 120 6 5.16 1100 5000 80 75W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0 73404 LED12DA21/850FE 120 6 5.31 1100 5000 80 75W 25,000 Yes Enclosed White, Enclosed, Omni 73384 LED12DA21/830FE 120 6 5.31 1100 3000 80 75W 25,000 Yes Enclosed White, Enclosed, Omni

15 76038 LED15DA21/827 120 6 5.16 1600 2700 80 100W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0 76043 LED15DA21/830 120 6 5.16 1600 3000 80 100W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0 76060 LED15DA21/840 120 6 5.16 1600 4000 80 100W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0 76117 LED15DA21/850 120 6 5.16 1600 5000 80 100W 15,000 Yes Damp White, Omni, ES 2.0

GU24 16 92498 LED16DA21827GU24 120 6 5.43 1600 2700 80 100W 25,000 Yes Damp White, Omnidirectional MED 16 73376 LED16A30/100/827 120 6 5.31 360/1400/900 2700 80 30/70/100 25,000 - Damp White, 3-Way

92118 LED16A30/100/5KB 120 3 5.31 360/1400/900 5000 80 30/70/100 25,000 - Damp White, 3-Way 22 73378 LED22A50/150/827 120 6 5.31 700/2155/1600 2700 80 50/100/150 25,000 - Damp White, 3-Way

92120 LED22A50/150/5KB 120 3 5.31 700/2155/1600 5000 80 50/100/150 25,000 - Damp White, 3-Way lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight lbjla Highlight

Highlight

XTOR

CROSSTOUR LED

APPLICATIONS:

WALL / SURFACE

POST / BOLLARD

LOW LEVEL

FLOODLIGHT

INVERTED

SITE LIGHTING

Lumark

SPECIFICATION FEATURES

Construction Slim, low-profile LED design with rugged one-piece, die-cast aluminum hinged removable door and back box. Matching housing styles incorporate both a small and medium design. The small housing is available in 12W, 18W and 26W. The medium housing is available in the 38W model.

Patented secure lock hinge feature allows for safe and easy tool-less electrical connections with the supplied push-in connectors. Back box includes three half-inch, NPT threaded conduit entry points. The universal back box supports both the small and medium forms and mounts to standard 3-1/2” to 4” round and octagonal, 4” square, single gang and masonry junction boxes. Key hole gasket allows for adaptation to junction box or wall. External fin design extracts heat from the fixture surface. One-piece silicone gasket seals door and back box. Minimum 5” wide pole for site lighting application.

Not recommended for car wash applications.

Optical Silicone sealed optical LED chamber incorporates a custom engineered mirrored anodized reflector providing high-efficiency illumination. Optical assembly includes impact-resistant tempered glass and meets IESNA requirements for full cutoff compliance. Available in seven lumen packages; 5000K, 4000K and

3000K CCT.

Electrical LED driver is mounted to the die-cast housing for optimal heat sinking. LED thermal management system incorporates both conduction and natural convection to transfer heat rapidly away from the LED source. 12W, 18W, 26W and 38W series operate in -40°C to 40°C [-40°F to 104°F]. High ambient 50°C models available. Crosstour luminaires maintain greater than 89% of initial light output after 72,000 hours of operation. Three half-inch NPT threaded conduit entry points allow for thru-branch wiring. Back box is an authorized electrical wiring compartment.

Integral LED electronic driver incorporates surge protection. 120- 277V 50/60Hz or 347V 60Hz models.

Finish Crosstour is protected with a Super durable TGIC carbon bronze or summit white polyester powder coat paint. Super durable TGIC powder coat paint finishes withstand extreme climate conditions while providing optimal color and gloss retention of the installed life.

Warranty Five-year warranty.

TD514013EN

2017-07-25 12:21:59

The patented Lumark Crosstour™ LED Wall Pack Series of luminaries provides an architectural style with super bright, energy efficient LEDs.

The low-profile, rugged die-cast aluminum construction, universal back box, stainless steel hardware along with a sealed and gasketed optical compartment make the Crosstour impervious to contaminants. The Crosstour wall luminaire is ideal for wall/surface, inverted mount for façade/canopy illumination, post/bollard, site lighting, floodlight and low level pathway illumination including stairs. Typical applications include building entrances, multi-use facilities, apartment buildings, institutions, schools, stairways and loading docks test.

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12W, 18W, 26W 5-3/4" [146mm]

38W 6-5/8" [168mm]

12W, 18W, 26W 6-3/4" [171mm]

38W 8" [203mm]

12W, 18W, 26W 3-5/8" [92mm]

38W 4" [102mm]

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C E R T I F I C A T I O N D A T A UL/cUL Wet Location Listed LM79 / LM80 Compliant ROHS Compliant ADA Compliant NOM Compliant Models IP66 Ingressed Protection Rated Title 24 Compliant DesignLights Consortium® Qualified*

T E C H N I C A L D A T A 40°C Maximum Ambient Temperature External Supply Wiring 90°C Minimum

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