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Outdoor LED lighting for asustainable futureAeroScape area, site and wall mount series featuring LEDGINE technology

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Bridging modern design with cutting-edge

technology to provide a complete outdoor lighting

solution that enhances the architectural environment

The AeroScape family of area, site and wall mounted products combines the latest in high efficiency LED technology with a modern edged design that compliments the simplest to most complex of architectural landscapes. AeroScape blends precision performance with indelible quality.

Each product was specially engineered with a full range of options and design features to meet the highest performance standards.

From the parking lot, to the building entrance, to illuminating the building itself, the AeroScape family of luminaires gives designers the

precision tools and artistic license they need to provide a complete and visually stunning lighting solution.ually stunnp p

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A new age in exterior lighting

Egress lighting zone Exit points highlighted by wall mount luminaires with

emergency option to meet egress requirements.

(mounting heights as required)

Area and site zone Primary traffic and parking areas designed to IES

recommended levels. (20’ - 35’ typical mounting heights)

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AeroScape addresses each of the exterior lighting zones and their unique design criteria. The area and site zone require higher lumen

sources, mounted at taller heights and spaced widely. Pedestrian zone luminaires are mounted lower and provide higher illumination levels to

add emphasis and enhance security. The building and perimeter zones require product designs intimate with physical architectural elements.

The egress lighting zones are areas requiring emergency backup systems providing code-required 1 footcandle path-of-egress illumination,

from the building up to 10 feet toward the common way.

The AeroScape family of luminaires is also compatible with many non-programmable and programmable dimming systems to provide

off-peak energy savings, while still providing safety and security for the entire site.

Pedestrian zone Entrances areas and pathways that see pedestrian foot traffic.

(10’ - 20’ typical mounting heights)

Building and perimeter zone Wall mount application used to accent building or provide

task illumination to perimeter areas.

(6’ - 20’ typical mounting heights)

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Commitment to sustainabilityPhilips Gardco delivers on the promise of supplying the highest quality lighting solutions available with the highest level of

customer service. Our design and manufacturing philosophy is based upon:

• Superior optical performance • Best of class thermal management

• Use of quality materials throughout the luminaire • Industry leading control options

• Excellent mechanical design

This award winning commitment to engineering excellence allows us to provide lighting solutions that help reduce fixture

counts and energy consumption that equates to reduced life cycle costs. Our lighting solutions are designed to be green

friendly and sustainable for end owners and lighting professionals.

High source efficacy

In recent years, LEDs have become the light source of choice for

relight and retrofit opportunities and new construction projects

due to rapid improvements in lumen performance and efficacy

(LPW). To date, bare LEDs have well surpassed 100 lumen per

watt levels and the performance and efficiency levels continue to

grow with advances in technology and thermal management.

Multi-level lighting

Standard high output LED systems are inherently dimmable

when combined with 0-10V secondary controls or dimming

systems. Being able to easily dim and control lighting levels makes

LED based products the ideal choice to help reduce energy

consumption and overall environmental impact.

Why does LED make sense today?

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Philips Gardco employs

LEDGINE LEDGINE is a Philips global LED-based lighting platform designed to

provide advanced and reliable lighting solutions to meet a multitude

of market requirements. Philips Lighting Professional Luminaire

companies are able to use LEDGINE as the primary building block in

new product design and development by utilizing a variety of board,

LED and optical combinations to meet the rapidly and continually

changing lighting landscape.

Future-Proof

Luminaires that utilize future-proof LED platforms such as LEDGINE

allow you to specify your lighting with confidence. Philips is one of the

world’s largest and most reliable lighting companies. Our LED-based

platforms are supported and maintained for continuous improvement

as LED technology changes and continues to advance.

Reliable, energy efficient light source

LEDGINE ensures that the products you choose will always be

able to maximize life, performance and energy savings. You will

always have peace of mind in knowing that your products with

LEDGINE inside are designed with the same level of quality and

performance you are accustomed to with other traditional Philips

lighting sources.

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Innovative passthrough convective cooling design

maximizes life and performance

Luminaire design and thermal management significantly effect

LED performance and operating life. The key to optimum

performance is keeping the LED junction temperatures and

all other electrical components as cool as possible.

The engineers at Philips Gardco use the latest innovations

in thermodynamic software to design efficient heatsinks and

simulate performance results. Moldflow and thermal analysis

modelling ensure AeroScape’s castings effectively dissipate

heat and promote airflow.

The radial heatsink fins in the LEDgine pods help create a vortex

by pulling cooler ambient air from outside the fixture through

the vents in the doorframe and upper housing. These radial fins

increase air velocity while the passthrough convective cooling

system effectively radiates heat out and away from the LEDs

and the luminaire. As a result, air flow ensures optimum LED

performance, system life and longevity.

Vy- Velocity (in/s)

Upper passthrough vents

Lower passthrough vents

Die-cast decorative housing

IP66 POD assembly

Die-cast doorframe

Radial heatsink finsincrease air velocity

System Reliability

Our engineers took an innovative thermal design

approach with AeroScape. The LEDGINE pods in

the area and site luminaires seal directly to a die-

cast frame and lens assembly, ultimately creating a

dedicated and fully sealed IP66 rated optical assembly.

The outer housing and doorframe serve as a

decorative shell designed to promote convective

airflow with the use of passthrough venting.

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LED life and its relation to lumen maintenance What is the life expectancy of LEDs today?

Solid state lighting has created a paradigm shift in our industry. The lighting community, including luminaire manufacturers

now have to contend with four major factors in determining the length of suitable illumination, which is typically defined at

70% lumen maintenance (L70).

One - The choice of the LED and performance based on LM-80 testing that defines LED life and lumen maintenance.

Two - The luminaire’s thermal management as it relates to LED junction temperature (Tj).

Three - The drive current in which the LEDs operate.

Four - The outdoor ‘average’ ambient temperature where the LED products are going to be used.

All four of these factors have influenced the lighting industry to develop new testing guidelines that combine both engineering and science

to accurately predict life expectancy results. Since LEDs have the design expectation to provide useful life for tens of thousands of hours

(10-20 years or longer), actual life and reliability testing can only be done for so long before it must be mathematically predicted.

What is rated system life?Rated system life is the minimum life of the complete LED

and driver system before maintenance may be required

as determined by the luminaire’s thermal management.

Typically the limiting thermal factor in an LED product

design is controlled by the driver and not the LED.

The AeroScape family’s robust engineering design and

passthrough thermal management system achieves a

minimum rated system life of up to 80,000 hours or 21.9

years based on a 10 hour per day burn cycle at ambient

temperatures up to 40°C (104°F).

What is predicted LED life and lumen maintenance?Predicted life is the estimated life in hours of an LED product when it reaches 70%

lumen maintenance (L70) at a specific average operating ambient temperature. Since

an LED product can reach L70 after 10-20 years of operation or longer, Philips Gardco

wanted to give designers the ability to properly choose a LED lumen maintenance

(LLM) factor for their lighting designs at a predicted life in hours based on their average

operating ambient temperature.

The tables below show that AeroScape reaches a LLM of 0.72 at a predicted life of

104,000 hours, or 28.5 years, based on a 10 hour per day burn cycle at a 40°C (104°F)

average ambient. A pulse start HID system reaches a 0.72 LLM at just 8,000 hours or

2.2 years, requiring lamp maintenance to maintain desired light levels. Subsequently

you will need to re-lamp an HID system seven times to equal the predicted life and

lumen performance of an AeroScape system.

ASA-160G1 @ 530 mA 400 Watt Pulse Start Metal HalideOutdoor ambient temp (°C)1 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Initial Lamp

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Re-lamp #9Junction temperature2 56.1 61.1 66.1 71.1 76.1 81.1 86.1 91.1

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8,000 / 2.2 1.03 1.02 1.01 1.00 0.99 0.98 0.97 0.96 0.72 - - - - - - - - -

16,000 / 4.4 1.02 1.01 1.00 0.99 0.98 0.97 0.95 0.94 0.62 1 - - - - - - - -

24,000 / 6.6 1.01 1.00 0.99 0.98 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 - 0.72 - - - - - - - -

32,000 / 8.8 1.00 0.99 0.98 0.97 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 - 0.62 1 - - - - - - -

40,000 / 11.0 0.99 0.98 0.97 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.91 0.89 - - 0.72 - - - - - - -

48,000 / 13.2 0.98 0.97 0.96 0.94 0.93 0.91 0.89 0.87 - - 0.62 1 - - - - - -

56,000 / 15.3 0.97 0.96 0.94 0.93 0.91 0.89 0.87 0.85 - - - 0.72 - - - - - -

64,000 / 17.5 0.96 0.95 0.93 0.92 0.90 0.87 0.85 0.82 - - - 0.62 1 - - - - -

72,000 / 19.7 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88 0.85 0.83 0.80 - - - - 0.72 - - - - -

80,000 / 21.9 0.94 0.93 0.91 0.88 0.86 0.83 0.81 0.78 - - - - 0.62 1 - - - -

88,000 / 24.1 0.93 0.91 0.89 0.86 0.84 0.81 0.79 0.76 - - - - - 0.72 - - - -

96,000 / 26.3 0.91 0.89 0.86 0.84 0.82 0.79 0.76 0.74 - - - - - 0.62 1 - - -

104,000 / 28.5 0.89 0.87 0.84 0.82 0.79 0.76 0.74 0.72 - - - - - - 0.72 - - -

112,000 / 30.7 0.87 0.85 0.82 0.80 0.77 0.74 0.72 0.70 - - - - - - 0.62 1 - -

120,000 / 32.9 0.85 0.83 0.80 0.77 0.74 0.72 0.70 - - - - - - - - 0.72 - -

128,000 / 35.1 0.83 0.80 0.76 0.74 0.71 0.69 - - - - - - - - - 0.62 1 -

136,000 / 37.3 0.79 0.76 0.73 0.71 0.69 - - - - - - - - - - - 0.72 -

144,000 / 39.5 0.75 0.72 0.70 0.68 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.62 1

152,000 / 41.6 0.71 0.69 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.72

160,000 / 43.8 0.67 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.62

Note: Actual LED rated life per the LED manufacturer’s L70 curve is 60,000 hrs. Predicted LED life expectancy and L70 lumen depreciation is based on AeroScape’s superior thermal management, actual junction

temperature (Tj) and projected L70 curves. Based on IESNA LM-80 methodology, predicted life in years will be extended even further if used with “DD” or “Dynadimmer” dimming options. Actual experience may vary

due to field application conditions. Please refer to the spec sheet for the most current predicted life tables as LED LM-80 data is continually being updated.

LED lumen maintenance (per life and ambient temperatures) HID lumen maintenance (per life and re-lamp)

LED calculations are based upon absolute photometry and LLM predictions and does not require use of a ballast factor. Lumen maintenance data is provided for each AeroScape lumen package and

can be found in the specification sheets at www.philips.com/luminaires. HID calculations are based upon relative photometry which includes technical data for mean lamp lumens 0.80 of initial and ballast factor 0.90.

1. Outdoor ambient temperature is based on annual average operating air temperature as seen by the f ixture within its environmental conditions.

2. Junction temperature is calculated from in-situ, solder point measurement per LED manufacturers recommendation, and will vary based on drive current and nominal forward voltage of the LED.

3. Thermal factor is a prorate or derate value based on the in-situ solder point measurement and the relative luminous f lux provided by the LED manufacturer.

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Is LED truly ready for site lighting?

Photometric Analysis

The answer is 100% YES. AeroScape’s premium area and site optics were

designed specifically for the LEDGINE platform to meet or exceed current

IES standards as a true one for one replacement when compared to

traditional HID luminaires up to 400 watt - while providing superior energy

savings at the same time.

The one-for-one is achieved by the LED’s ability to more finely tune and

control light output. Unlike conventional HID systems, where reflector

inefficiency and lumens exiting directly below the lamp result in hot spots

and poor uniformity, AeroScape’s specially engineered LED optical systems

have the ability to distribute light evenly toward specific target regions

according to task. As a result, lighting designers can avoid developing overlit

spaces and produce a visually pleasing, uniformly illuminated environment.

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1.8 3.8 4.1 3.4 1.5 1.0 1.5 3.4 4.1 3.8 1.8

1.2 2.1 1.9 2.1 1.1 0.7 1.1 2.1 1.9 2.1 1.2

0.6 1.0 1.1 1.0 0.7 0.7 0.7 1.0 1.1 1.0

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1.8 3.8 4.1 3.4 1.5 1.0 1.5 3.4 4.1 3.8 1.8

1.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 1.1 1.1 2.3 2.3 2.3 1.3

0.6 0.9 1.0 0.9 0.9 1.0 0.9

254 watt AeroScape solutionSuperior task lumen replacement

181 AeroScape watt solution Extreme energy saving

452 watt pulse start metal halide“Best in Class” HID design

LED optical designConventional

HID optical design

Designed to evenly and efficiently

distribute lumens to the task area

Extreme hot spot

directly below the lamp

and inefficient system

due to interreflected flux.

Note: The comparisons above are based on current IES parking lot criteria for enhanced security. Minimum maintained horizontal illuminance: 0.5. Maximum-to-minimum ratio: 15:1.

Comparisons are based on 27.5’ mounting height (25’ pole & 30” base), 120’ spacing and are in accordance with IES RP-20-98 and LM-64-01 parking lot criteria. All three comparisons were

based on a 0.72 lumen maintenance. B - Backlight U - Uplight G - Glare

Average 1.52

Max 3.9

Min 0.5

Avg./Min 3.05

Max/Min 7.80

Average 1.08

Max 1.9

Min 0.6

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Max/Min 3.17

Average .80

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Min 0.5

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Wattage 181

44% Energy Savings! 60% Energy Savings!!

• Meets minimum fc requirements

• Overlit with poor max-to-min ratios

• Higher glare (G) BUG rating

• Meets minimum fc levels of HID

• Better uniformity

• Lower glare (G) BUG rating

• Meets minimum fc requirements with 60% energy savings

• Better uniformity

• Lower glare (G) BUG rating

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Due to the significant lumen depreciation

characteristics of HID, the industry has been forced

to over design sites at initial lumens to ensure a

nominal level of safety and security in the future -

wasting energy and creating unnecessary sky glow.

Initial lumen calculations

Description Avg. Max Min Avg. / Min.

Max./ Min.

Total System Watts

Energy Savings

Paved Area at Grade - ASA-530mA 2.65 5.54 0.84 3.16 6.60 12,675 44%


As a result, we pick a somewhat arbitrary design level

criteria or mean lumens as our target, which is really

just a point in time. In the case of a 400W PSMH,

this is at 8,000 hours and traditionally a total lumen

maintenance of 0.72. By comparison, AeroScape is

still performing like new.

After 8,000 hours, the HID system continues to

depreciate far below designed levels. Even if a

group relamping program is employed at 16,000,

for half of the HID system life, the light levels will

not meet maintained design levels. AeroScape is still

performing nearly like new.

At 80,000, an HID system has been relamped six

times and spent more than half of its life below

designed levels. Even after 21 years of service,

AeroScape is performing above current IES standards

and could potentially perform above that level for an

additional 10 years or more. Calculations for ASA-160G1-530 (0.84) and ASA-160G1-350 (0.76) are based on actual lumen maintenance charts at 80,000 hours found

in specifications sheets at www.philips.com/luminaires.

Note: AeroScape’s ASA-160-G1-530 and ASA-160-G1-350 lumen maintenance is based on 40°C (104°F).

For the most current technical information, always download the technical documents at www.philips.com/luminaires

Lumen calculations @ 8,000 hours




Max./ Min.

Total System Watts

Energy Savings

Paved Area at Grade - 400W PSMH 2.10 6.26 0.43 4.84 14..43 22,600 -




Max./ Min.

Total System Watts

Energy Savings

Paved Area at Grade - 400W PSMH 2.44 7.27 0.50 4.84 14.43 22,600 -




Max./ Min.

Total System Watts

Energy Savings

Paved Area at Grade - 400W PSMH 3.39 10.10 0.70 4.84 14.43 22,600 -



Calculations for HID (0.62) are based on lamp lumen depreciation and ballast factor as provided by lamp and ballast manufacturers.

Calculations for ASA-160G1-530 (0.98) and ASA-160G1-350 (0.97) are based on actual lumen maintenance charts at 16,000 hours found


Calculations for HID (0.72) are based on lamp lumen depreciation and ballast factor as provided by lamp and ballast manufacturers.

Calculations for ASA-160G1-530 (1.00) and ASA-160G1-350 (1.01) are based on actual lumen maintenance charts at 8,000 hours found


Calculations are based on initial lumens.

Step 1: Determine LED lumen maintenance

(LLM) at the desired design life and average

nighttime temperature.

Step 2: Select an appropriate delivered lumen

package based on application criteria.

AeroScape delivers a

sustainable design

Time to design. Design professionals are now equipped to design

a sustainable SSL outdoor lighting space

with two simple steps:

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Save up to 60% energy with AeroScapeThe optics designed around the LEDGINE platform are optimized for performance. We are able to design LED

optics that are extremely efficient in utilizing delivered lumens according to task, eliminating wasted light and

improving visual uniformity.

Ultimately, this translates to significant energy savings compared to traditional HID solutions by simply switching to a

LED system. With AeroScape’s extremely efficient optical system, we are able to maintain the same recommended

IES light levels utilizing less delivered lumens and reducing energy consumption by as much as 60%.

Comparing LED to HID

Typical Pole

Height

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Initial Lumens1

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Rated Life

AeroScapeSystem Equivalent

Initial Lumens1

AeroScape System Wattage

Predicted L70 Life @ 25°C

Predicted L70 Life @ 40°C

LED Energy Savings

LED Savings

10-15’ 150W Pulse 10,000 190 10,000 ASA-80G1-350-3L 7,555 90 160,204 142,077 100 52.6%

15-20’175W Probe 9,720 210 10,000 ASA-80G1-530-3L 10,454 126 135,957 119,573 84 40.0%

175W Pulse 11,520 208 15,000 ASA-80G1-530-3L 10,454 126 135,957 119,573 82 39.4%

20-30’250W Probe 14,760 295 10,000 ASA-160G1-350-3L 15,486 181 157,731 136,400 114 38.6%

250W Pulse 17,100 288 15,000 ASA-160G1-350-3L 15,486 181 157,731 136,400 107 37.2%

25-30’400W Probe 25,920 452 20,000 ASA-160G1-350-3L 15,486 181 157,731 136,400 271 60.0%

400W Pulse 30,000 456 20,000 ASA-160G1-350-3L 15,486 181 157,731 136,400 275 60.3%

25-35’400W Probe 25,920 452 20,000 ASA-160G1-530-3L 21,458 254 131,747 112,800 198 43.8%

400W Pulse 30,000 456 20,000 ASA-160G1-530-3L 21,458 254 131,747 112,800 202 44.3%

Utilizing controls for additional energy savings during off-peak hours

Why operate your outdoor luminaires at 100% power in an unoccupied space if you don’t have to? The

answer with HID was because you had to, thanks to many limitations when dimming an HID lamp. With LEDs,

we can easily control our luminaires to save additional energy during off-peak hours of operation - which can

out number peak hours of illumination by 2 to 1 or more.

An additional control option that saves energy during off-peak hours is our basic dimming driver (‘DD’) option.

When combined with traditional secondary controls like a multi-channel time clock, the ‘DD’ option gives the

end user more finite control of when their system will dim to 10% low. When specified, the 0-10V dimming

leads will exit the luminaire’s arm assembly for ease of installation.

Controls help to extend the life of the luminaire

Because LEDs run at lower temperatures when dimmed, luminaires

with controls can prolong the predicted LED life compared to

luminaires with no controls. Increased life means less maintenance

and a lower cost of ownership.

Incentives and utility rebates

Adjusting light to specific levels may help to obtain

LEED innovation points or qualify for utility rebates and

national tax incentive programs.

Notes:

1) Initial 72% efficient


How does Dynadimmer work?

Dynadimmer is a simple stand-alone smart control system designed to reduce energy

consumption by using a variety of preset or custom dimming profiles requiring no

internal clock, additional wiring or controls. Everything is based on the midpoint of the

time the Dynadimmer configured luminaire peaks, this will vary from summer to winter

months. The Dynadimmer configured luminaire will continuously calculate the midpoint

of the evening based on its start and stop time. This is known as its dimming profile.

Philips Gardco offers three standard dimming profiles and a custom programming

option for factory or field commissioning.

4-Hour Safety - DS

The DS profile focuses on safety by dimming during a limited off peak

period of four hours - two hours before and after its measured midpoint.

DS decreases light levels to a user specified 25, 50 or 75% level.

*Dimming profile shown assumes average midpoint of the night of 1 AM.

6-Hour Median - DM

The DM profile provides an ideal balance between illumination and

energy savings by dimming during a period of six hours - three hours

before and after its measured midpoint. DM decreases light levels

to a user specified 25, 50 or 75% level.


8-Hour Economy - DE

The DE profile maximizes energy savings by dimming during a period

of eight hours - four hours before and after its measured midpoint. DE

decreases light levels to a user specified 25, 50 or 75% level.


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100 %

Night

Ligh

t O

utp

ut

-4 hrs

+4hrs

Dusk Dawn

Midpoint

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Dynadimmer softwarePhilips offers free software for download

that can be used to create a specific

dimming profile. Dynadimmer software

can be downloaded free-of-charge from

the Philips website at http://www.philips.

com/dynadimmerus.

Dynadimmer USB PC cableThe dimming schedule may be fine-tuned

either on or off-site by means of a USB

PC cable. The USB programmng cable

is used to directly link and program

Dynadimmer 0-10V from a PC. When using

this cable, no programmer tool is needed.

Dynadimmer software has a dedicated

button to activate the USB feature.

Custom - DCP

The Dynadimmer can be ordered with a custom factory ‘DCP’ profile to suit your specific application, allowing for up

to 5 time events and 5 dimming levels from 10 to 100% of total wattage. The ‘DCP’ will allow end-users to define

their desired system. For factory programming, Philips Gardco will require an approved submittal to set profile.

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

D1

D2

D3

T1 T2 T3 T4 T5

D4

D5

Midpoint

Example dimming schedule with Dyndadimmer

Dynadimmer programming kitThe Dynadimmer programming kit

enables users to re-program the individual

Dynadimmers either on or off-site. The kit

includes the handheld programmer, cable

device and software. The Dynadimmer

programmer is powered by four

AA or LR6 batteries.


Designed for flexibility and simplicity

Simple and quick installation

AeroScape is ready to install straight out of

the box. The arm and splice compartment

are pre-installed at the factory to help

reduce installation time. Simply remove the

arm’s cover and install to a round or square

pole in just a few simple steps.

Remove the arm cover and secure the fixture

to the pole with the supplied two bolts and

back-up plate.

Make your splice connection with wet location

wire nuts (by others).

Secure the cover arm and you are finished.

Rotatable optics

AeroScape’s optical distributions can be factory

set or field rotated as needed, during or after

installation. Simply remove the LEDGINE pod

assembly and rotate in 90° increments to

achieve the optical distribution of choice.

Ease of maintenance

AeroScape was designed to make

routine maintenance as easy

as possible. All of the electrical

components from the LEDGINE pod

assembly to LED drivers mount directly

to the doorframe. When accessed,

the captive wire-frame hinges safely

to hold the door in place. The entire

doorframe assembly can be removed

without tools and AeroScape can be

easily serviced in the lift or on the

ground, whichever is easier.

Simply remove AeroScape from the box, and you

are ready for installation.

achieve the optical distribution of choice.

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AeroScape’s unique bubble feature allows you to

easily level the back plate.

Secure the fi xture with two set screws and you

are fi nished.

Install the hands-free wire safety cable and hang

the sconce for a hands-free install.

Our hands-free feature allows you to keep your

wall sconce stabilized during the installation.

Guide the fixture onto the back plate.Make your splice connection with wet location

wire nuts (by others).

No secondary hands required for install or maintenance

AeroScape’s wall sconce was engineered with one

installer in mind. Similar to AeroScape’s site unit

construction, the wall sconce was designed to make

maintenance as easy as possible. The driver and

other serviceable components mount directly to

the doorframe. When accessed, the captive wire-

frame hinges safely hold the door in place. The entire

doorframe assembly can be removed without tools and

can be easily serviced in the lift or on the ground.

Getting it straight

AeroScape’s wall sconce features a unique bubble level

that allows you to accurately mount the back plate to

any surface. Once the back plate is installed, you can

easily attach and hang the fixture via a safety cable

without tools and install the unit at your own pace,

eliminating the challenge of balancing the fixture and

tools at the same time.

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Elevated scale guide

4'

8'

12'

16'

20'

24'

28'

30'

ASA-160G1-SAM

ASA-160G1-UAM

ASA-80G1-SAM

ASA-80G1-UAM

ASW-80G1ASW-32G1

AeroScape area and site series

Philips Gardco’s AeroScape area and site series was designed to compliment modern architectural design, and was

specifically engineered around LED technology utilizing an advanced passthrough convective thermal management system.

The low profile luminaire is available in two sizes and two architectural arm choices. The premium area and site optics

were designed specifically for the LEDGINE platform to meet or exceed current IES standards as a true one-for-one

replacement when compared to traditional HID luminaires up to 400 watt.

AeroScape’s area and site products include full range dimming and control options like Dynadimmer for greater energy

savings. Efficacies of up to 87 lumens per watt, and predicted life exceeding 100,000 hours make the Philips

Gardco AeroScape family an industry leader in the outdoor marketplace.

Arm styles

AeroScape area and site luminaires are available

in two distinctive arm designs. The upswept arm

adds an additional design element to your luminaire,

and the straight arm design continues the sleek,

low-profile stance.

Each arm style is designed to mount to both round

and square poles. To reduce installation time, the

arm includes a UL recognized splice compartment

and is pre-installed to the fixture ready for install.

A wall mount accessory is also available, using the

straight arm only.

AeroScape pole mount luminaries are perfect

solutions for two lighting zones within a site plan.

The site and area zone requires large scale

luminaires mounted high and spaced widely.

The pedestrian zone luminaires are mounted

lower and provide higher illumination levels to

draw attention and enhance security.

ASA-UAM (Upswept arm)

ASA-SAM (Straight arm)


Optical flexibilityThe LEDGINE based AeroScape is available with four area and site optical

distributions, allowing you to customize your design solution according to

the application. Optics can be factory oriented or field rotated for added

design flexibility.

All AeroScape luminaires are dark sky friendly to help minimize unnecessary

light pollution and light trespass. Designed to be a one-to-one equivalent of

HID installations, significant energy savings are realized as are improvements in

uniformity without compromising on light quality or safety as defined by the IES.

Philips LEDGINE future-proof technology makes it possible to maintain and

upgrade your lighting with confidence. You can upgrade your luminaire by

simply replacing the LEDGINE pod system, allowing protection of your future

investment as LED technology and performance continue to advance.

Controlled backlight

AeroScape is available with internal house side shielding for

the 2L, 3L and 4L optics to precisely control and limit spill

light and light pollution behind the pole or across property

lines. An exclusive extreme house side shield option

is available for the 4L optic to meet stringent LEED

accredited requirements.

All house side shields are available factory installed or can be

installed in the field if additional spill light control is required

after initial installation.

Asymmetric areas Large open areas

House side shield

Perimeter areas

5LSymmetrical throw for large

open areas. 5L is designed to

IES Type V classification.

4L0Forward throw for perimeter

areas. 4L0 is designed to IES

Type IV classification.

3L0 Medium, asymmetric throw

for defined geometric areas

3L0 is designed to IES Type

III classification.

2L0Narrow, forward throw for

pathways. 2L0 is designed to

IES Type II classification.

Narrow areas

HSS Available in 2L, 3L and 4L.

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Model Lighting Ordinance

As our population grows and the need to conserve energy and

reduce the amount of overlit environments increases, the

International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) and the Illuminating

Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) have come

together to develop the Model Lighting Ordinance (MLO)

to address the need for strong, consistent outdoor lighting

regulation. The MLO guidelines provides two methods for

determining compliance, prescriptive and performance within

specified lighting application zones. Both methods use the

‘BUG’ rating system to determine approved fixture selections.

PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD - COMPLIANCE CHART EXAMPLE

Lamp Description QTY Initial Luminaire Lumens Total

ASA-160G1-530-2L-HSS 6 14,305 85,830

ASA-160G1-530-5L 48 20,870 1,001,760

TOTAL INITIAL LUMINAIRE LUMENS 1,087,590

SITE ALLOWED TOTAL INITIAL LUMENS 1,120,000

PROJECT IS COMPLIANT? YES

SITE ALLOWED TOTAL INITIAL LUMENS

Site Description Light Commercial

Lighting Zone LZ-3

Hardscape Area (SF) 217,518

Allowed Lumens per SF of Hardscape 5.0

Site Allowed Total Initial Lumens (lumens per SF X hardscape area) 1,120,000

Technical References:

IDA-IESNA Model Outdoor Lighting Ordinance (MLO). Effective June 15, 2011

BUG rating has nothing to

do with tiny little insects

The IES has developed a system for comparing outdoor luminaires in terms

of controlling back light, uplight, and glare (three types of waste illumination)

for distribution patterns in the outdoor environment. BUG ratings will be used

more and more by the IES in the future to help promote efficient outdoor

LED luminaires.

Backlight - refers to light directed opposite the target area, which may

create light trespass. Backlight is commonly behind the luminaire.

Uplight - is illumination directed above the horizontal plane of the luminaire

(90º) which causes artificial sky glow.

Glare - is the amount of light from the luminaire emitted in directions or

at angles that cause glare, which can be annoying or visually disabling.

Refer to matrix on pages 32 and 33 to view BUG ratings and fixture lumen

data for each standard model configuration.

180°

UH

UL

BVH

0°

100°100°

90° 90°

BH80° 80°

BM60° 60°

BL30° 30°

FVH

FH

FM

FL

BACKLIGHT

FORWARDLIGHT

UP LIGHT

The most common method of determining compliance is the prescriptive

method. The prescriptive method contains precise and easily verifiable

requirements for luminaire light output and fixture design that limit glare,

uplight, light trespass and the amount of light that can be used.

Our highly trained staff are experts in outdoor lighting designs and can assist

with any designs requiring the use of the new MLO.

For application assistance, please contact Philips Gardco’s Technical Application Engineers.

G - GlareU - UplightB - Backlight

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AeroScape wall and surface mount series

Philips Gardco’s AeroScape wall mount series compliments modern architectural design and is specifically engineered

around LED technology, utilizing an advanced passthrough convective thermal management system. The compact

sconce series is available in two housing sizes and four optical distributions designed for the LEDGINE platform to graze,

flood, or provide task and egress lighting around the perimeter of a building. The wall series was also designed to be

mounted in an inverted orientation for accent and flood applications.

Perimeter lighting Wall wash lightingEntrance lighting

WTWall throw is designed to

provide a soft, even distribution.

4L4L is designed to

IES Type IV classification.

3L3L is designed to

IES Type III classification.

2L2L is designed to

IES Type II classification.

Pathway lighting

Two sizes

AeroScape’s wall sconce series is available in

a small and large housing. The two models

provide mounting height flexibility and offer a

variety of distribution patterns to choose from.

Emergency battery backup option is also available

in the large housing with the 32 LED board.

Mounting Height Guide

6'

8'

10'

12'

14'

16'

18'

ASW-32G1 ASW-80G1 ASW-80G1ASW-32G1

22'

20'

2'

4'

AeroScape’s wall sconce provides design

solutions for two site lighting zones.

The first zone is building and perimeter. This

zone requires designs that are intimate with

physical architectural elements.

The second zone is egress lighting. Egress

lighting areas require emergency backup

systems in case of a power failure.


Egress lighting

AeroScape’s wall sconces accentuate doorways and

building entrances while providing egress illumination

during a power failure. The emergency LED backup system

provides code-required 1 footcandle minimum path-of-

egress illumination, from the building up to 10 feet toward

the common way. AeroScape’s emergency backup system

‘EBB’ option will operate for 90 minutes and extinguish

itself once power is fully recovered. Test button

Emergency LED

Red charging indicator

Illustration demonstrates fixture at 100% lighting mode. Illustration demonstrates fixture at ‘egress’ lighting mode.

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Inverted for design flexibility

The AeroScape wall series was additionally designed to

be installed in an inverted position for uplight accent and

wall washing. The innovative passthrough convective thermal

management system and IP66 design allows the luminaire to

be installed in the up position without concerns of overheating

or water entry. Photometric performance and rated system life

remain the same in both up and down orientations.

AeroScape’s wall throw (‘WT’) distribution produces an even,

uniform pattern to accentuate or highlight

architectural details.


ASA-64G1 and 80G1(10’ - 18’ mt.)

ASA Ordering matrix

ASA-128G1 and 160G1(20’-30’ mt.)

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18.2”46.3 cm

40.0”101.6 cm

8.9”22.6 cm

5.9”14.9 cm

2.9”7.4 cm

18.2”46.3 cm

5.3”13.4 cm

18.2”46.3 cm

39.5”100.4 cm

5.3”13.4 cm

5.8”14.7 cm

3.2”8.2 cm

16.8”42.6 cm

5.9”14.9 cm

2.9”7.4 cm

8.9”22.6 cm

29.5”75.0 cm

28.9”73.5 cm

5.3”13.4 cm

16.8”42.6 cm

5.8”14.7 cm

3.2”8.2 cm

5.3”13.4 cm

16.8”42.6 cm

Series # of LEDs Driver LED Color Distribution Voltage Mounting Options Finish Accessories

ASA 64G1 700 NW 2L02L902L270

3L03L903L270

4L04L904L270

5L

Type II

Type II,90º

Type II, 270º

Type III

Type III, 90º

Type III, 270º

Type IV

Type IV, 90º

Type IV, 270º

Type V

120 SAM F12 HSS5 DS257 TPG F1-KIT 4LHSS-128

80G1 350 Neutral

white208 Straight

Arm Mount

Single Fusing(120, 277, 347V)

House Side Shield DS507 TGR F2-KIT 4LHSS-160

530 240 F22 DD6 DS757 TSA F3-KIT RPA339-ASA

128G1 700 277 UAM Double Fusing(208, 240, 480V)

Dimming

Driver

Dynadimmer

Safety profileTWHT DYN-KIT1 RPTA190-DT13

160G1 350347

Upswept Arm Mount

F32 DM257 TGN DYN-KIT2 RPTA290-DT13

530 480Double Fusing(208, 240, 480V)Canadian Double Pull

DM507 TDB SG-ASA1 RPTA2180-DT13

UNV1,2 DM757 TBK SG-ASA2 RPTA390-DT13

PCB2,3Dynadimmer

Median profile RAL(*) WM-ASA8 RPTA3120-DT13Photocontrol Button DE257 2LHSS-64 RPTA490-DT13

TLR DE507 2LHSS-80 SPTA190-DT13Twist lock Photocell Receptacle

DE757 2LHSS-128 SPTA290-DT13Dynadimmer

Economy profile 2LHSS-160 SPTA2180-DT13

TLRPC2,4 DCP7 3LHSS-64 SPTA390-DT13Twist lock Receptaclewith Photocell

Dynadimmer

Custom

Programming

3LHSS-80 SPTA490-DT13

3LHSS-128

3LHSS-160

4LHSS-64

4LHSS-80

Ordering Example: ASA-160G1-530-NW-3L0-120-UAM-DD-F1-TSA

ASA-64G1@700 mA ASA-80G1@350 mA ASA-80G1@530 mA ASA-128G1@700 mA ASA-160G1@350 mA ASA-160G1@530 mA

Total System Watts 136 90 129 278 181 254

Initial Lumens @ 25°C Ambient 10,292 7,555 10,454 21,237 15,486 21,458

Lumens per Watt @ 25°C Ambient 76 84 81 76 86 85

Initial Lumens @ 35°C Ambient 10,069 7,436 10,229 20,536 15,160 21,108

Lumens per Watt @ 35°C Ambient 74 83 79 74 84 83

Initial Lumens @ 40°C Ambient N/A 7,396 10,117 N/A 14,997 20,992

Lumens per Watt @ 40°C Ambient N/A 82 78 N/A 83 83

ASA Small Housing (64G1 and 80G1) ASA Large Housing (128G1 and 160G1)

Straight Arm Straight Arm

Upswept ArmUpswept Arm

Dimensions

Technical data

Ordering information

Notes:

1) ‘UNV’ universal voltage, 120-277V.

2) Specify voltage. Fusing and photocontrols not available with ‘UNV’ voltage option.

3) ‘PCB’ option not available in 480V.

4) ‘TLRPC’ option not available in 347 or 480V.

5) ‘HSS’ House Side Shield option and accessory are available for Type-II, Type-III, and Type-IV only.

6) 0-10V leads exiting luminaire arm supplied for connection to external secondary controls (by others).

7) Dynadimmer options and accessories are only available in 120-277V. Includes Dimming Driver (‘DD’).

8) ‘WM-ASA’ wall mount accessory available with straight arm only.

9) ASA is compatible with a wide range of non-programmable and programmable occupancy sensors,

wireless controls and asset management systems (by others). Contact factory.

Weight: 49 lbs 22 kgsEPA: 0.83 sq ft

Weight: 34.7 lbs 15.7 kgsEPA: 0.57 sq ft


ASW-32G1(6’ - 12’ mt.)

ASW-80G1(14’ -20’ mt.)

ASW ordering matrix

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Series # of LEDs Driver LED Color Distribution Voltage Mounting Options Finish Accessories

ASW 32G15 350 NW 2L Type II 120 SM F12 DS255,7 TPG F1-KIT530 Neutral

White3L Type III 208

Surface Mount Single Fusing(120, 277, 347 V) DS505,7 TGR F2-KIT

7004L Type IV 240 TW2 F22 DS755,7 TSA F3-KIT

80G1 530 WT Wall Throw

277Conduit Thru-

Wire Mount

(available Q4, 2012)

Double Fusing(208, 240, 480 V)

Dynadimmer

Safety profile TWHT DYN-KIT1

347 F32 DM255,7 TDB DYN-KIT2

480Double Fusing(208, 240, 480 V)Canadian Double Pull

DM505,7 TBK

UNV1,2 DM755,7 TGN

PCB2,3Dynadimmer

Median profile RAL(*)Photocontrol Button DE255,7

SG DE505,7

Stone

GuardDE755,7

DL4Dynadimmer

Economy profile

Diffuse Lens DCP5,7

EBB5 Dynadimmer

Custom

ProgrammingEmergency

Battery Backup

DD6

Dimming

Driver

15.0”38.1 cm

15.6”39.6 cm

5.7”14.6 cm

16.5”41.8 cm 4.0”

10.1 cm

15.0”38.1 cm

15.6”39.6 cm

12.5”31.7 cm

5.7”14.6 cm

4.0”10.1 cm

Weight: 13.4 lbs 6.1 kgs Weight: 16.8 lbs 7.6 kgs

ASW-32G1@350 mA ASW-32G1@530 mA ASW-32G1@700 mA ASW-80G1@530 mA

Total System Watts 35 51 72 126

Initial Lumens @ 25°C Ambient 2,923 4,068 5,113 10,504

Lumens per Watt @ 25°C Ambient 84 80 71 83

Initial Lumens @ 35°C Ambient 2,848 3,962 4,940 10,336

Lumens per Watt @ 35°C Ambient 81 78 69 82

Initial Lumens @ 40°C Ambient 2,833 3,941 N/A 10,280

Lumens per Watt @ 40°C Ambient 81 77 N/A 82

Ordering Example: ASW-32G1-530-NW-3L-120-SM-DD-F1-TSA

Dimensions

Technical data

Ordering information

5.7”14.6 cm 3.1”

7.9 cm

5.7”14.6 cm 3.5”

8.9 cm

ASW Small Housing (32G1) ASW Large Housing (80G1)

Notes:

1) ‘UNV’ universal voltage, 120-277V.



4) Luminaire eff iciency will decrease from 0 to 10% depending on the spread of the optics.

5) ‘EBB’ option is only available in the large ASW housing and is configured to a 32 LED board array.

120-277V only. Not available with Dynadimmer options.


7) Dynadimmer options and accessories are only available in 120-277V. Includes Dimming Driver option (‘DD’).

8) ASW is compatible with a wide range of occupancy sensors, wireless controls and asset

management systems (by others). Contact factory.


Controls and dimming details

DYN-KIT1 Dynadimmer USB Cable Kit (for field programming)

The USB programming cable is used to directly link and

program Dynadimmer 0-10V from a PC. When using

this cable, no programmer tool is needed. Dynadimmer

software has a special button to activate the USB feature.

Cable only.

DYN-KIT2 Dynadimmer Handheld Programmer Kit (for field programming)

The Dynadimmer programmer enables users to program

the individual Dynadimmer either on or off-site.

Powered by 4 AA or LR6 batteries.

Handheld programmer only.

Dynadimmer - Median ProfileThis mode provides an ideal balance

between illumination and energy savings.

Decreases light levels to 25, 50, or 75% low

during a six hour period.

DM255,6 25%

DM505,6 50%

DM755,6 75%

Dynadimmer - Safety ProfileThis mode focuses on safety by dimming

during a limited period of time. Decreases

light levels to 25, 50, or 75% low during a

four hour period.

DS255,6 25%

DS505,6 50%

DS755,6 75%

Dynadimmer - Economy ProfileThis mode maximizes energy savings by

dimming during a longer period of time.

Decreases light levels to 25, 50, or 75% low

during an eight hour period.

DE255,6 25%

DE505,6 50%

DE755,6 75%

DCP Dynadimmer Custom Programming

The Dynadimmer programmer enables

users to program the individual

Dynadimmer either on or off-site.

For factory programming, submittals

required to set profile. For field

programming, DYN-KIT1 or DYN-KIT2

required.

PCB1,2 Factory installed

photocell button Not available with 347 or 480 V.

TLR Twist lock receptacle

TLRPC1,3 Twist lock receptacle

with photocontrol Not available with 347 or 480 V.

DD4 Dimming Driver (0-10V)

Continuous dimming down to 10%

power. 0-10V leads supplied for

connection to external controls (by others).

ASA/ASW Options Dynadimmer Options

Accessories

Notes:



3) ‘TLRPC’ option not available in 347 or 480V.


5) Dynadimmer options and accessories are only available in 120-277V. Includes Dimming Driver option (‘DD’).

6) Dynadimmer Safety, Median, and Economy Profiles can be modif ied later by the end-user with optional USB

cable and free programming software.

7) ‘HSS’ House Side Shield option and accessory are available for Type-II, Type-III, and Type-IV only.

8) Luminaire eff iciency will decrease from 0 to 10% depending on the spread of the optics.

9) ASA/ASW is compatible with a wide range of non-programmable and programmable occupancy sensors, wireless controls and asset management systems (by others). Contact factory.

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Options and accessories details

SG-ASA2 Stone Guard

ASA-128G1 and ASA-160G1

SG-ASA1 Stone Guard

ASA-64G1 and ASA-80G1

2LHSS-64 Type 2L House Side Shield for 64G1 units












F1-KIT1 Single Fusing Kit (120, 277, 347V)

F2-KIT1 Double Fusing Kit (208, 240, 480V)

F3-KIT1 Double Fusing Kit (208, 240, 480V)

(Canadian double pull)

F11 Single Fusing

(120, 277, 347V)

F21 Double Fusing

(208, 240, 480V)

F31 Double Fusing

(208, 240, 480V)

(Canadian double pull)

HSS7 Factory Installed House Side Shield

Available with Type-II, III, and IV.

DL9 Diffuse Lens

Reduces glare from direct view of optics.

‘DL’ available with ASW only.

Options details

Accessories (fi eld installed)

Finish

EBB Emergency Battery Backup

‘EBB’ only available in the ‘32G1’ configuration in the large ASW housing.

Available in 120-277V only.

‘EBB’ is not available with Dynadimmer options.

SG Stone Guard

‘SG’ is only available as

an option for the ASW.

Ships included with fixture,

to be field installed.

TSATextured Satin

Aluminum

TGRTextured

Gray

TPGTextured

Philips Gray

TGNTextured

Green

TDBTextured

Dark Bronze

TBKTextured

Black

TWHTTextured

White

RAL(*)Custom Color

(*=Specify RAL

number)

* Swatches are for reference only.

Contact factory for paint chip samples


Round Pole Tenon AdaptersRound Pole Tenon adapter allows mounting of AeroScape with upswept and

straight arm mount to round pole with 2-3/8” O.D. X 4” tall pole top tenon.

RPTA-190-DT13 1 @ 90°

RPTA-290-DT13 2 @ 90°

RPTA-2180-DT13 2 @ 180°

RPTA-390-DT13 3 @ 90°

RPTA-3120-DT13 3 @ 120°

RPTA-490-DT13 4 @ 90°

Round Pole Adapter

RPA339-ASA Round pole adapter for 3.0-3.9” O.D. pole

Square Pole Tenon AdaptersSquare Pole Tenon adapter allows mounting of AeroScape with upswept and

straight arm mount to round pole with 2-3/8” O.D. X 4” tall pole top tenon.

SPTA-190-DT13 1 @ 90°

SPTA-290-DT13 2 @ 90°

SPTA-2180-DT13 2 @ 180°

SPTA-390-DT13 3 @ 90°

SPTA-490-DT13 4 @ 90°

Wall Mount

WM-ASA Field Installed wall mount accessory

See wall mount details below

Available with straight arm only

Mounting details

3.00”

Ø0.56TYP

2.50”

2.00”

1.00”

Straight and Upswept Arm Mount Drill Template (NTS)

DRILL TEMPLATE NO. 13Straight and Upswept Arm Mount to 4” - 5” round or square pole

6.5”

square

3.00”

2.00”

2.72”

Clearance for

3/8” bolts

5.44” square

1.00”

Arm mount details (ASA) Wall mount details (ASA)

EPA DATA 1 @ 90 2 @ 90 2 @ 180 3 @ 90 3 @ 120 4 @ 90

ASA-64G1/80G1 0.57 1.11 1.14 1.62 1.47 1.75

EPA DATA 1 @ 90 2 @ 90 2 @ 180 3 @ 90 3 @ 120 4 @ 90

ASA-128G1/160G1 0.83 1.62 1.66 2.37 2.14 2.55

Mounting configuration

Area and site accessory details (ASA)

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Wall mount details (ASW)

Specifications may change without notice. For the most

current specification and quality assurance data, always

download the latest on-line technical documents at

www.philips.com/luminaires.

Need Assistance?Philips Gardco offers a support service to assist you in your

product selection process. Our support service staff is avail-

able to answer technical, application, SSL certification and

utility rebate questions.

Contact us at: 1-512-392-5821

1-800-545-1326Pblead-free

RoHS2002/95/EC

SpecificationsRated System Life (LED life per L70)Driver and LED life are rated up to 80,000 hrs @ 40°C

(104°F). ASW with EBB option driver and LED life are rated

up to 80,000 hours @ 35ºC (95ºF).

Predicted LED lifeSee spec sheet for complete predicted LED life tables.

ConstructionDie-cast aluminum housing with corrosion resistant

hardware. ASA-64G1 and 80G1 have 22” optical housing.

ASA-128G1 and 160G1 have 32” optical housing. Optic

chamber and separate driver housing constructed to IP66.

Die-cast aluminum heatsink allows for long life of LEDs up

to 40°C ambient.

Thermal ManagementIP66 rated thermal Pod frame management system creates

a vortex of airf low for pass-through convective cooling and

heat extraction.

LED and Board ArrayRebel ES LEDs. Color temperature: Neutral White 4000 K

+/- 250K; CRI ≥ 60. Metal core printed circuit board.

LEDs per unit = ASA small: 64 or 80. ASA large: 128 or

160. ASW small: 32. ASW large: 80. RoHS compliant.

DriverHigh efficiency multi-volt driver (50 or 60 Hz), maintains

constant current flow to LEDs to accommodate LED

variations. High power factor (>90% standard). Constant

current: 350, 530 or 700 mA. Voltage: 120-277, 347, 480.

Temperature range: -40°C (-40°F) to 40°C (104°F).

Exception: ASA 64 and 128 LED 700 mA unit: -40°C

(-40°F) to 35°C (95°F). Open/short circuit protection.

RoHS compliant. Surge protector standard. The surge

protector is in accordance with IEEE / ANSI C62.41.2

guidelines, with a surge current rating of 10,000 amps.

LED Optical SystemASA units have field rotatable LED Pod optical assemblies.

Type II, III, IV or V distribution. Meets IES Full Cutoff

criteria. ASW units have LED optical assemblies. Type

II, III, IV or Wall Throw dedicated distribution. Fully

gasketed Dust-Tite construction. Employs Philips LEDGINE

technology & Rebel ES LEDs.

MountingASA units: die-cast aluminium straight or upswept arm

for mounting to 4” to 5” O.D. round poles. Square pole

adapters included. Round pole adapter accessories

required for mounting to 3.0-3.9” round poles. Wall

mount also available. ASW units: surface mount standard,

contractor friendly integral bubble level for ease of

installation. Can be mounted in an inverted position for

uplight illumination.

FinishStandard textured finish options available.

TSA = textured satin aluminium, TDB = textured dark

bronze, TBK = textured black, TWHT = textured white,

TGR = textured gray, TPG = textured Philips gray,

TGN = textured green, and RAL(*) = smooth custom

color finish (* = specify RAL #).

Listings ETL/cETL listed to the UL 1598 standard, suitable for Wet

Locations. Suitable for use in ambients from -40° to 40°C

(-40° to 104°F). See exception in driver specif ications

for ASA 700 mA units. Refer to ASW spec sheet for

current ‘EBB’ ambient listings. The quality systems of this

facility have been registered by UL to the ISO 9001 series

standards. AeroScape site & area series ‘ASA’ and wall

mount series ‘ASW’ are DesignLights Consortium

qualif ied products.

WarrantyMechanical, f inish, and LED engine & components shall be

covered by a limited 5 Year Warranty.

1.5”3.8 cm

3.5”8.9 cm

3.375”8.6 cm

3.375”8.6 cm

Ø 2.750”9.0 cm

Ø 3.50”8.9 cm

4.39”11.2 cm

5.13”13.0 cm

Bubble Level

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Photometric data G - GlareU - UplightB - Backlight

ASA 64G1 and 80G1

ASA 128G1 and 160G1

Rotatable optics

Cat No. Optic(distribution)

SystemWattage

FixtureLumens Efficacy B

(backlight)U

(uplight)G

(glare) CCT IES File #

ASA-64G1-700 Type II (2L) 136 10,226 75 3 0 3 4000 K +/- 250 K ASA-64G1-700-2L.IES

Type III (3L) 136 10,292 76 3 0 3 4000 K +/- 250 K ASA-64G1-700-3L.IES

Type IV (4L) 136 10,397 76 2 0 2 4000 K +/- 250 K ASA-64G1-700-4L.IES

Type V (5L) 136 9,684 71 4 0 2 4000 K +/- 250 K ASA-64G1-700-5L.IES










SystemWattage


(backlight)U

(uplight)G














180º 180º 180º

270º270º 270º

0º

90º90º 90º

Type 2L0, 3L0, and 4L0 Type 2L90, 3L90, and 4L90 Type 2L270, 3L270, and 4L270

Notes:

1) 90º is typical used for single unit perimeter installation 2) Twin perimeter units typically require one 90º and one 270º optic.

180°

UH

UL

BVH

0°

100°100°

90° 90°

BH80° 80°

BM60° 60°

BL30° 30°

FVH

FH

FM

FL

BACKLIGHT

FORWARDLIGHT

UP LIGHT

Backlight - refers to light directed opposite the target area, which may

create light trespass. Backlight is commonly behind the luminaire.

Uplight - is illumination directed above the horizontal plane of the luminaire

(90º) which causes artificial sky glow.

Glare - is the amount of light from the luminaire emitted in directions or

at angles that cause glare, which can be annoying or visually disabling.

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SystemWattage


(backlight)U

(uplight)G


ASW-80G1-530 Type II (2L) 126 9,972 79 3 0 3 4000 K +/- 250 K ASW-80G1-530-2L.IES

Type III (3L) 126 10,504 83 3 0 3 4000 K +/- 250 K ASW-80G1-530-3L.IES

Type IV (4L) 126 10,145 80 2 0 2 4000 K +/- 250 K ASW-80G1-530-4L.IES

Wide Throw (WT) (Type II) 126 10,982 87 3 0 0 4000 K +/- 250 K ASW-80G1-530-WT.IES


SystemWattage


(backlight)U

(uplight)G














ASW 32G1

ASW 80G1

Photometric data

Design Lighting Consortium (DLC) and DOE’s Lighting Facts labels

Philips Gardco LED luminaires have been approved by the Design Lights Consortium (DLC) and are listed on their

Qualified Products List (QPL). The DLC is a collaboration between utility companies and regional energy efficiency

organizations committed to raising awareness of the benefits of efficient lighting. Its goal is to ensure that high quality

energy efficient lighting design becomes commonplace in all lighting installations.

In addition, Philips Gardco participates in U.S. Department of Energy’s Lighting Facts labels program. For lighting

buyers, designers, and energy efficiency programs, the Lighting Facts label provides information essential to evaluating

products and identifying the best options. You will find our Lighting Facts label displayed in our specification sheets.

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