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Historical Solutions
LED Parking Garage Lighting

• Light Sources
• HID
• Fluorescent
• Induction

• HID
• Bi-Level Control Challenges
• Strike/Re-strike Delay

• Linear Fluorescent
• Limited Distributions
• Intolerant of cold environments

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The Current Generation
LED Parking Garage Lighting

• Primitive optical control
• Refractors
• Lenses
• Prisms
• Exposed, unshielded LEDs
• Glare
• Poor uniformity
• Limited distributions
• Not easily upgradeable
• Questionable performance claims

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The Current Generation
LED Parking Garage Lighting

• What if there is a luminaire that

• Is visually comfortable?
• Offers Wide and Narrow distributions?
• Provides a full range of IES distributions?
• Is available with occupancycontrol options?
• Is upgradable as LED technology advances?
• Meets ARRA and NAFTA Criteria?
• Is designed and manufactured by a reputable
  manufacturer with 75 years of outdoor lighting
  experience?

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Introducing . . .
LED Parking Garage Lighting
The Next Generation of LED Parking Garage
Lighting
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The Big Idea

• HID Optics

• Point sources are good
• Or are they?
• Harnessing the arc tube
• Reflectors or Refractors
• What about direct rays off the arc tube?
• Concentrated arc brightness
• The nature of the beast
• Arc tube shields kill efficiency

You can only aim one source Absorption reduces
efficiency Direct light destroys uniformity
Uncontrollable!
Shortest Below luminaire!
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The Big Idea

• Kim PGL7-LED Optics

What if we could fragment the arc tube?
And control each individually?
And aim each one?
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The Big Idea

• Kim PGL7-LED Optics
• Superior uniformity (MaxMin)
• No Nadir Dump Reduced Max fc
• Peak intensity at 70º increased Min fc

Readings based on PGL71W model. Photometry
using mean lumens and photopic equipment. Note
Luminaire Lm/W (Lumens per watt) vary by optical
configuration
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The Big Idea

• Kim PGL7-LED Optics
• Superior uniformity (MaxMin)
• No Nadir Dump Reduced Max fc
• Peak intensity at 70º increased Min fc
• Exceptional glare control
• lt50 of the LED brightness aimedin any direction

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The Big Idea

• Kim PGL7-LED Optics
• Superior uniformity (MaxMin)
• No Nadir Dump Reduced Max fc
• Peak intensity at 70º increased Min fc
• Exceptional glare control
• lt50 of the LED brightness aimedin any direction
• LEDs recessed and precision arranged within the
  housing
• Captures and redirects light away from view

LEDs recessed into fixture housing
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The Big Idea

• Kim PGL7-LED Optics
• Superior uniformity (MaxMin)
• No Nadir Dump Reduced Max fc
• Peak intensity at 70º increased Min fc
• Exceptional glare control
• lt50 of the LED brightness aimedin any direction
• LEDs recessed and precision arranged within the
  housing
• Captures and redirects light away from view
• Efficient beam utilization
• Aim the LEDs main output
• Control the spill

Spill
Main Output
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The Big Idea

• Kim PGL7-LED Optics
• Superior uniformity (MaxMin)
• No Nadir Dump Reduced Max fc
• Peak intensity at 70º increased Min fc
• Exceptional glare control
• lt50 of the LED brightness aimedin any direction
• LEDs recessed and precision arranged within the
  housing
• Captures and redirects light away from view
• Efficient beam utilization
• Aim the LEDs main output
• Control the spill
• Modularity allows upgradeability

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Patent-Pending Technology

• PGL7-LED MicroEmitter

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Patent-Pending Technology

• PGL7-LED EmitterDeck

Replaceable MicroEmitter
Installs in minuteswith 4 thumb screwsand quick
connects
Replaceable EmitterDeck
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Optical Excellence

• MicroEmitter Technology
• Individually aimed LED output
• Patent pending
• Efficient broad spacing

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Optical Excellence

• MicroEmitter Technology
• Individually aimed LED output
• Patent pending
• Efficient broad spacing
• Unparalleled uniformity
• No Nadir Dump
• 70º peak intensity
• Capable of 31 Max/Min ratios
• Smooth transition between zones

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Optical Excellence

• MicroEmitter Technology
• Individually aimed LED output
• Patent pending
• Efficient broad spacing
• Unparalleled uniformity
• Integral Specular Reflector1
• Controls stray light and further improves
  uniformity

1 Integral Specular Reflector not included with
models PGL76 and PGL77.
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Optical Excellence

• MicroEmitter Technology
• Individually aimed LED output
• Patent pending
• Efficient broad spacing
• Unparalleled uniformity
• Integral Specular Reflector1
• Controls stray light and further improves
  uniformity
• 2 Uplight standard1
• Reduces the cave effect for a secure and
  inviting appearance

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Optical Excellence

• MicroEmitter Technology
• Individually aimed LED output
• Patent pending
• Efficient broad spacing
• Unparalleled uniformity
• Integral Specular Reflector1
• 2 Uplight standard
• Wide and Narrow Distributions
• Provides additional design control
• Wide
• Most common use for general areas
• Narrow
• Specialized use for higher mounting, entrance
  ramps, etc.

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Optical Excellence

• Distribution Variety
• IES types I, III, V
• One-Way Left
• One-Way Right
• Custom distributions
• Wide or Narrow in all distributions

Speed-mount also provides infinite rotational
adjustment in the field, if necessary.
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Optical Excellence

• Distribution Variety
• IES types I, III, V
• One-Way Left
• One-Way Right
• Custom distributions
• Wide or Narrow in all distributions

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Optical Excellence

• Distribution Variety Expands Applications
• Parking Structures
• Covered Platforms
• Covered Walkways
• Covered Drive-Thru Entrances
• Covered Loading Docks
• Unique Environments
• Car Wash1

1 CSA listed to UL 1598 standards. IP66 rated and
suitable for wet locations.
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Optical Excellence

• Photometric integrity
• All IESNA-LM-79Compliant Testing
• Only IESNA-LM-80Compliant Components

ACTUAL TEST

• Traditional Relative Photometry
• Lamp tested in free air prior to luminaire to
  determine lamp lumens.
• Lamp factor is applied to luminaire photometry.
• Absolute Photometry (IESNA-LM-79)
• Luminaires absolute output is tested.
• No lamp factor to adjust the output of the source
  to the diode manufacturers published data.
• Superior accuracy for LEDs due to consideration
  of the diodes output in that particular
  luminaire.

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Dual Thermal Management

• Conduction and Convection
• MicroEmitterheat sinks
• EmitterDeckcarrier plates
• Solid castaluminumhousing
• Cooling ribs
• Thermal probe
• Prevents over-heating, preservesLED life
• Automatically adjusts LED output if ambient
  temperatures rises above limits

Convection
Conductionto Housing
Conductionto Housing
Based on 24 hours operation per day Bi-Level
data assumes 50 daily output
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Design

• PGL History
• Kim Lighting pioneered theParking Garage
  Luminaire
• PGL1 introduced in 1986
• PGL7-LED
• 5th Generation PGL family
• Moving into LED technology
• Sleek, low-profile design

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Design
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Product Breadth

• LED Color Temperatures
• 3500K (neutral-warm)
• 5100K (daylight)
• 590nm Amber(for Turtle observatory zones)
• Additional color temperatures including 6000K
  available by request

WARM
COOL
3500K
5100K
4000K
6000K
5000K M.H.
2000K - HPS
3000K - Halogen
Incandescent
Cool White Fluorescent
7000K Midday Sunlight
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Durable Finishes

• Polyester Powdercoat Paint

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Reducing Energy Consumption

• Smart Controls
• Bi-Level (50/100) via driver switching

• Models
• SC1
• Outboard j-box mounted sensor by others
• Low voltage wiring to all controlled fixtures
• SC2
• Sensor integral to luminaire
• Low voltage wiring to controlled satellite
  fixtures
• SC3
• Outboard j-box mounted sensor by others
• Wireless control to all controlled fixtures
• SC4
• Sensor integral to luminaire
• Wireless control to all controlled fixtures

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Reducing Energy Consumption

• Smart Controls
• Sensor Coverage
• 8 Mounting /25 Radius Range
• 9 Mounting /28 Radius Range
• Time-On Setting1
• Adjustable setting factory setat 30 minutes
• Sensitivity
• Adjustable sensitivity factory setat 20

1 Time-On setting is the duration for which the
fixture will remain at 100 following occupancy
detection.
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Ease of Installation Maintenance

• Installation
• PB2 speed-mount accessory attaches to junction
  box
• Easy wiring and mounting installation
• Easy cleaning
• Simple-to-clean lens
• Sealed optical chamber
• No need to access
• IP66 rated for hose-down
• What if an LED fails?

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Options
Standard Options
Tamper-ResistantLatch
Lexan Refractor 1
SingleFuse
PerimeterShield Lens
TrunnionMount
Pendant andBird Shroud
Smart Control(SC2, SC4)
Smart Control (SC1,SC3)
SurgeProtector
Notes
1 Injection molded UV stabilized Lexan has the
same prism design as the standard acrylic. The
Lexan refractor lens decreases the luminaire
efficiency approximately 6, and has adifferent
index of refraction than the acrylic material.
As a result, moderately alteringbeam angles an
candela.
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Ordering Nomenclature
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Upgradeability
Replaceable EmitterDeck

• Replaceable EmitterDecks 1
• Maintain state-of-the-art technology as LEDs
  develop over time.
• Sustainable alternative to throw-away luminaire
  replacement
• Replacement EmitterDeck provides1 Warranty
  whereby the housing and metal component warranty
  is extended 1 year.

• Upgraded EmitterDecks will be available for
  purchase as LED technology progresses
• Easily field-installed with thumb screws wiring
  quick connects

1 Not available as HID-to-LED conversion of
existing PGL products.
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Progressive Warranty

• Standard 5/6/10 Warranty
• 5 year housing warranty
• 6 year / 40,000 hr LED warranty
• 10 year finish warranty

See Kim Lighting terms conditions for
warranty details.
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An Ultra-Green Luminaire

• More than just energy savings

• DOE/Energy Star/SSL Quality Advocate
• Environmentally kind
• Made from 90 recycled materials
• No lead
• No Mercury
• No PCBs
• RoHS/WEEE compliant recyclability
• Catalog printed on FSC certified paper

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Municipality Friendly

• Perfect for municipal parking garages
• New construction or upgrades
• Superior lighting
• Maintenance reduction
• Energy savings
• One-way and custom distributions available
• Vandal resistant options
• Flat Lexan lens
• Tamper resistant latches
• Individually replaceableLED MicroEmitters
• Upgradeable EmitterDecks available as LED
  technology evolves

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An LED Luminaire You Can Trust

• Industry Accepted Photometry
• IESNA LM-79-08 luminaire photometry
• IESNA LM-80-08 components
• Energy Star partner
• Official SSL quality advocate
• Progressive 5/6/10 warranty
• 75 years of lighting leadership
• Meets ARRA stimulus plan requirements
• 120 year old parent company, Hubbell, Inc.

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Next Generation of Outdoor Lighting

• Patent pending LED Optics
• Exceptional visual comfort uniformity
• Capable of wide spacing
• A full palette of distributions
• Dual thermal management
• Robust Smart Control options
• Easily upgradeable technology
• High quality construction
• Attractive low profile design
• Confidence Built In
• ARRA Compliant NAFTA production
• IESNA LM-79-08 LM-80-08 testing
• Carries the Kim Lighting name
• 75 years outdoor lighting excellence

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The Kim Lighting LED Offering

• LED Lightvault
• LED Landscape
• 120V
• 12V
• LED Bollards
• LED MiniBounce
• LED Wall-Mount
• Site Wall Forms
• Round Wall Forms
• LED Compact Floodlight
• WARP9 LED
• PGL7 LED
• And much more coming soon!

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