Abbey LED Roadway Luminaire
One roadway head, two generations.
An LED roadway head for arterials, local streets and parking areas, Type III in every number. Abbey-I runs at a fixed 105 or 150 W. Abbey-II has a selector behind the door that sets 100, 80, 60 or 40 % of full output, from 38 to 295 W. Both slip onto a mast arm and take a twist-lock photocell. 0–10V, 10 / 20 kV surge, −40 °F to 104 °F.
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Documentation & Resources
Model Specifications
| WATTselect | Watts | Lumens | CCT | lm/W |
|---|
★ Full output on the Abbey-II selector. Lumens are rated figures. † marks ALG's measured file where it reads higher: the Abbey-I LRDW100 at 3000K and 5000K. Abbey-II reads the same at 4000K and 5000K. U and 27V are 120–277 V, H is 347–480 V, 48V is 277–480 V.
Engineering
What the selector sets, how the head mounts and opens, and what sits on top.
Photometric Distribution
Engineered Accessories
Tenon adaptors, multi-head adaptors, bullhorns and brackets for square and round poles, drawn and dimensioned: Pole-Mount Accessories Catalog (PDF).
Build Your Abbey.
Your Catalog Number
Roadway & High Mast
Abbey lights the road from a mast arm. OmniMax lights wide yards from a high mast; Heritage and Liberty are the area lights for lots and drives.
Send us the site plan.
We run the layout free and send it back in three business days — fixture count, spacing, foot-candles. Send the ZIP code too, and we match the rebate programs that apply.
One head for the whole street.
Fixed Abbey-I or four-step Abbey-II, Type III on a mast arm. Eight Abbey-I numbers carry a DLC QPL ID; Rebate Center shows what your utility pays for them.