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8IBUi$MBTTwPGMJHIUJOHEPFTZPVSGBDJMJUZOFFE The American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) segments tennis facilities into four lighting "classifi cations," based on the Average Maintained Footcandles, Minimum Maintained Footcandles and the Maximum Uniformity Ratio provided by the lighting system. Class I facilities generally require lighting to support broadcast television productions and have permanent seating. Class II facilities require lighting to support outdoor tournament play (collegiate/club/recreational/residential) without television requirements. Class III facilities require lighting to support typical, non-tournament night play (collegiate/club/recreational/residential). Class IV facilities require lighting to support low level recreational play. )PXNVDIQPXFSXJMMZPVOFFEGPSZPVSOFXMJHIUJOHTZTUFN The power required to support your new lighting system is driven by the number and type of fi xtures required and the voltage. Most lighting systems can be confi gured to adapt to all major voltages, including 120V/208V/240V/277V/480V. The voltage available will determine the amps required for the system. See the chart below for guidelines. )PXNBOZQPMFTBOEöYUVSFTXJMMXFOFFE The number of poles, fi xtures and watts required are completely driven by the "Class" of lighting that is desired. "Class" is driven by both the amount of light on the court and the uniformity of light on the court. The amount of light on the court is driven by the number of fi xtures and the watts provided per fi xture. It is important to note that more than one fi xture can be mounted per pole and some fi xtures contain one 1000W bulb while others contain two 1000W bulbs. Typically the more fi xtures = more light and more poles = better uniformity. We can provide a variety of diff erent layouts with various pole, mounting height and fi xture confi gurations to accommodate your requirements. 8IBUUZQFPGQPMFTXJMM*OFFE Light poles come in a variety of diff erent gauges and materials. The appropriate light pole for your applica- tion is usually driven by local building codes and wind load requirements. Facilities in coastal, hurricane- prone areas require stronger poles and foundations than those located in interior areas. Galvanized or aluminum poles are also an option for coastal areas where rust may be a factor. )PXEP*HFUNZMJHIUJOHQSPKFDUTUBSUFE Give 10-S Tennis Supply a call at 800-247-3907. We will provide you the expert guidance to help you fi nd the right lighting system for your facility. -*()5*/($0/4*%&3"5*0/4 Tennis facilities can be greatly improved through the addition of low profi le, environmen- tal lighting systems. These lighting systems provide exceptional lighting and minimal light spillage and pollution. 10-S Tennis Supply off ers a variety of environmental lighting pack- ages from leading manufacturers, including Techlight, Recreational Lighting Systems (RLS), -4*4QPSUT-JHIUJOHBOE)BS5SV8FPòFSUVSOLFZQSJDJOHJODMVEJOHNBUFSJBMTTIJQQJOHBOE TUSVDUVSBMFOHJOFFSJOH0VSTJTUFSDPNQBOZ'BTU%SZ$PVSUT*ODDBOBMTPJOTUBMMOFXMJHIUJOH systems throughout Florida and the Caribbean. 5:1*$"-108&33&26*3&.&/54o-08130'*-&&/7*30/.&/5"--*()5*/(4:45&.4o4*/(-&$06354:45&. Service Required (AMPs) CLASS WATTAGE '*9563& 120V 208V 240V 277V 480V Class I 12000W Vertical Burn Bulb 110 64 55 48 28 Class II 8000W Vertical Burn Bulb 74 43 37 32 19 Class III 6000W Horizontal Burn Bulb 55 32 28 24 14 Class IV 4000W Vertical Burn Bulb 37 22 19 16 10 t8884$0.t410354-*()5*/( 632576«/,*+7,1*