HYPERLITE Hero EC Series LED High Bay Light User Guide

: June 15, 2024
: HYPERLITE

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HERO EC SERIES
- RELIABLE SOLID BRIGHT
- HYPERLITE LED Luminaire
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HYPERLITE Hero EC Series LED High Bay Light A0

HERO EC SERIES

LED HIGH BAY LIGHT

RELIABLE SOLID BRIGHT

HYPERLITE Hero EC Series LED High Bay Light A1

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FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

Performance Data| CES-LS-HERO-105W| CES-LS-HERO-155W| CES-LS-HERO-205W| CES- LS-HERO-255W
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General| Lumens| 14700 Im| 21700 Im| 28700 Im| 35700 Im
Efficacy| 140 Im/W
CCT| 5000K
Beam angle| 120°
CRI| >70
Life span| >30,000 hours
Color finish| Black
Electrical| Power| 105W| 155W| 205W| 255W
Input voltage| AC120V
Power factor| >0.9
Temperature| -58°F-104°F(-50°C to 40°C)
Physical & Listing| Mounting| Hook
Listing| ETL
IP rating| IP 65
Warranty| 3 Years

HYPERLITE Hero EC Series LED High Bay Light B1
105W

HYPERLITE Hero EC Series LED High Bay Light B2
155W

HYPERLITE Hero EC Series LED High Bay Light B3
205W

HYPERLITE Hero EC Series LED High Bay Light B4
255W

PACKAGING INFORMATION

Model

| Wattage| Qty/Ctn| Net Weight|

Gross Weight

---|---|---|---|---

CES-LS-HERO-105W

| 105W| 1| 3.1 ± 1 lbs| 4.7 ±1 lbs
CES-LS-HERO-155W| 155W| 4.1 ± 1 lbs|

6.0 ± 1 lbs

CES-LS-HERO-205W

| 205W| 4.8 ± 1 lbs| 7.3 ± 1 lbs
CES-LS-HERO-255W| 255W| 6.5 ± 1 lbs|

9.3 ± 1 lbs

120° DISTRIBUTION

105W/14700lm 53.0fc| 155W/21700lm 76.7fc| 205W/28700lm 101.2fc| 255W/35700lm 141.3fc| 10ft
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105W/14700lm 13.2fc| 155W/21700lm 19.1fc| 205W/28700lm 25.3fc| 255W/35700lm 35.3fc| 20ft
105W/14700lm 7.4fc| 155W/21700lm 11.7fc| 205W/28700lm 14.2fc| 255W/35700lm 19.9fc| 26ft
105W/14700lm 4.3fc| 155W/21700lm 6.6fc| 205W28700lm 8.2fc| 255W35700lm 12.7fc| 33ft
105W/14700lm 2.3fc| 155W/21700lm 3.3fc| 205W/28700lm 4.2fc| 255W/35700lm 6.5fc| 46ft

HYPERLITE LED Luminaire

Industrial LED High Bay Lighting (HERO EC Series)

Features

ETL NO 5024172 Suitable for Wet Locations.
IP65 Rated Ingress Protection.

ATTENTION
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
Read these instructions completely and carefully.

WARNING

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

Turn power off before inspection, installation or removal.
Properly ground electrical enclosure.
Follow all NEC and local codes.
Use only UL or IEC approved wire for input/output connections.

Save These Instructions
Use only in the manner intended by the manufacturer. If you have any questions, contact the manufacturer.

Prepare Electrical Wiring

Electrical Requirements
The LED driver must be supplied with 120 VAC, 60 Hz per product label and connected to an individual properly grounded branch circuit, protected by a 15 or 20 ampere circuit breaker.

Grounding Instructions
The grounding and bonding of the overall system shall be done in accordance with National Electric Code (NEC) Article 600 and local codes.

Working Environment

Warehouse

INSTALLATION

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Wall
Drill the hole
Expansion screw & Hook
Chain
Hook
Lamp
Fix the hook

1.Please check that the plug is in good condition. Install the lamp and plug it into the socket. Than you can test the light fixture.

2 Please connect the input wire in correct way, Black or Brown wire is L, White or Blue wire is N, Green or Green-yellow wire is ground connection. Please also make sure the wire connection is fixed perfectly before using.

Announcements:

This equipment is only for professional installation. Non-professional personnel shall not remove or install the equipment.
Please read the instruction manual before installation and keep it for future reference.
To avoid damage, falling, electric shock or fire, please do not modify the lamp or replace accessories without confirming with the supplier.
Maintenance/installation and replacement the lamps , please confirm to cut off the power supply, and the lamps have set up a cooling. Please make sure the lamps and has been properly installed before processing power.
Ensure the accurate and reliable connection.
Ensure that the product around the vent, the lamp cannot violate any fire prevention regulations when using.

FOOTCANDLE LIGHT GUIDE

Footcandles are the most common unit of measure used by lighting professionals to calculate light levels in businesses and outdoor spaces. A footcandle is defined the illuminance on a one square foot surface from a uniform source of light. The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) recommends the following footcandle levels to ensure adequate illumination and safety for occupants. Below is a guideline for common areas to assist in achieving appropriate light levels with the greatest energy-effciency.

Building Area & Task| Average Maintained Footcandles (Horizontal) (FC)| Range of Maintained Footcandles (Horizontal) (FC)| Average Maintained Footcandles (Vertical) (FC)| Range of Maintained Footcandles (Vertical) (FC)| Comments
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WAREHOUSING & STORAGE
Bulky Items – Large Labels| 10| | 5| |
Small Items – Small Labels| 30| | 15| |
Cold Storage| 30-40| 10-30| 10| 5-15|
Open Warehouse| 30-40| 10-30| | |
Warehouse w/Aisles| 30-40| 10-30| 10| 5-15|
COMMERCIAL OFFICE
Open Office| 40| 30-50| | | @30″ Above Finished Floor (AFF)
Private Office| 40| 30-50| | | @30″ AFF
Conference Room| 30| | | | Matte surface reflectance for the table 40% recommended
Restroom| 18| 75-30| | |
Lunch & Break Room| 15| 5-20| | |
EDUCATIONAL (SCHOOLS)
Classroom| 40| 30-50| | | @30″ AFF
Gymnasium| | | | |
Class I (Pro or Div. 1 College)| 125| | 30| |
Class II (Div. 2 or 3 College)| 80| | 20| |
Class III (High School)| 50| | 150| |
Class IV (Elementary)| 30| | 100| |
Auditorium| 75| 3-10| 5| 2.5-10|
Corridor| 25| 10-40| | |
INDUSTRIAL/MANUFACTURING
Assembly| | | | |
Simple (Large Item)| 30| | 15| 15-60|
Difficult (fine)| 100| 10-30| 10| 50-200|
Component Manufacturing| | | | |
Large| 30| 10-30| 30| 15-60|
Medium| 70-80| 25-100| 50| 25-100|
EXTERIOR
Parking (Covered)| 5| | | | 1FC min,10:1 Max to Min Uniformity
Parking (Open) (Medium Activity)| | | | |
Lighting Zone 3 (Urban)| 1.5| 75-3| 0.8| 0.4-1.6|
Lighting Zone 2 (suburban)| 1| 0.5-2| 0.6| 0.3-1.2|
Gas Station Canopy| 12.5| 10-15| | |
Safety (Building Exterior)| 1| 0.5-2| | | If security is an issue-raise average level to 3
RETAIL
General Retail (Ambient)| | 50| | |
Department Store| 40| 20-80| 15| 7.5-30|
Perimeter| | | 75| 35-150|
Accent Lighting (Displays)| | | | | 3-10 times greater than ambient light levels
AUTOMOTIVE
Showroom| 70-80| 25-100| 10| 7.5-30|
Service Area| 50| 25-10| 30| 15-30|
Sales Lot (Exterior)| | | | |
Lighting Zone 3 (Urban)| 20| 10-40| 20| 10-40|
Lighting Zone 2 (Suburban)| 15| 7.5-30| 15| 7.5-30|
GROCERY
Circulation| 20| 10-40| 7.5| 3.5-15|
General Retail| 70-80| 25-100| 20| 10-40|
Perimeter| | | 50| 25-100|
BANKING
ATM| 20| 10-40| 15| | Vertical at face of ATM

This guide is a collaborative effort of Energy Trust of Oregon and the Lighting Design Lab, Seattle, Washington.
NOTES:

This guide is based on information gathered from the IES ‘The Lighting Handbook’ 10th Edition. It is highly recommended that all lighting professionals refer to the full IES guide when specifying lighting projects.
At least half of users are in the 25 – 65 age range.
Horizontal—horizontal plane that average maintained foot-candles are measured.
Vertical—vertical plane the average maintained foot-candles are measured.
It is the responsibility of the to determine and provide appropriate lighting levels for each space.