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Table 2 - Power Calculation for mixed
LED/Incandescent Intersection |
| ITEM |
DESCRIPTION |
UNIT POWER
watts (a) |
QTY. (b) |
DUTY
CYCLE % (c) |
TOTAL POWER
(a)x(b)x(c) |
| 1 |
12" Signal Head
(note 2) |
21 to30 |
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| 2 |
8" Signal
Head (note2) |
18 to 25 |
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| 3 |
12" LED
Arrow Head |
8 to 10 |
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| 4 |
Incandescent
Arrow Head |
67 to 144 |
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| 5 |
LED Pedestrian
Head |
8 to 20 |
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| 6 |
Incandescent Ped.
Head |
67 to 144 |
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| 7 |
Signal Controller |
120 to150 |
1 |
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| 8 |
Other Equipment |
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TOTAL |
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Note 2: Use this chart when yellow incandescent lamps are present. Count
each three (3) section Signal Head as one unit.
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GENERAL NOTES:
- The ideal method to determine intersection
power demand is to measure it. If this option is not available, the tables
above will provide an approximate power demand calculation for purposes of
BBS model selection below.
- If incandescent lamps exist within the
intersection configuration, you should use both the continuous power rating of the
BBS
and the wattage of the incandescent lamps to select the correct product below.
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BBS Battery Options and Run
Time Calculations |
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Step 2 - Select the Correct Power Backup System |
| CONTINUOUS POWER (Note 1) |
INCANDESCENT
LAMP POWER (Note 2) |
CONTROLLER TYPE |
BBS MODEL SELECTION |
| Less than 1100 |
Less than 1000 |
170 or 2070 |
24Y11 or 24M11 |
| Less than 1100 |
Less than 1000 |
NEMA |
24J11 or 24M11 |
| Less than 1700 |
Less than 2500 |
170 or 2070 |
48Y17 or 48M17 |
| Less than 1700 |
Less than 2500 |
NEMA |
48J17 or 48M17 |
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- Continuous Power (watts) at 25°C ambient temperature.
- Use total incandescent lamp power (watts) at
100% duty cycle.
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Step 3 - Select the Correct Battery Configuration |
| TOTAL
INTERSECTION POWER (watts) |
(2) model
390003 |
(2) model
390006 |
(4) model
390003 |
(4) model
390006 |
| 79AH @ 24VDC |
105AH @ 24VDC |
158AH @ 24VDC
79AH @ 48VDC |
210AH @ 24VDC
105AH @ 48VDC |
| 300 |
3 hrs 45 min |
5 hrs 32 min |
9 hrs 14 min |
12 hrs 54 min |
| 400 |
2 hrs 33 min |
3 hrs 44 min |
6 hrs 32 min |
9 hrs 12 min |
| 500 |
1 hr 55 min |
2 hrs 46 min |
4 hrs 49 min |
7 hrs 2 min |
| 600 |
1 hr 29 min |
2 hrs 11 min |
3 hrs 45 min |
5 hrs 32 min |
| 700 |
1 hr 11 min |
1 hr 48 min |
3 hrs 3 min |
4 hrs 30 min |
| 800 |
59 min |
1 hr 29 min |
2 hrs 33 min |
3 hrs 44 min |
| 900 |
50 min |
1 hr 15 min |
2 hrs 12 min |
3 hrs 11 min |
| 1000 |
43 min |
1 hr 4 min |
1 hr 55 min |
2 hrs 46 min |
| 1100 |
38 min |
56 min |
1 hr 41 min |
2 hrs 27 min |
| 1200 |
N/A |
N/A |
1 hr 29 min |
2 hrs 11 min |
| 1300 |
N/A |
N/A |
1 hr 19 min |
1 hr 58 min |
| 1400 |
N/A |
N/A |
1 hr 11 min |
1 hr 48 min |
| 1500 |
N/A |
N/A |
1 hr 5 min |
1 hr 37 min |
| 1600 |
N/A |
N/A |
59 min |
1 hr 29 min |
| 1700 |
N/A |
N/A |
54 min |
1 hr 21 min |
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| All stated run times are estimated for an ambient temperature of 25°C. Actual run times may vary with each unique
implementation based on frequency of use, condition of batteries, and
temperature. Switching to RED FLASH at 40% battery level will significantly
extend run time. |
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