Photo-Electric Controls Sample Clauses

Photo-Electric Controls. The Contractor shall furnish all labor and material for the replacement of damaged, missing, or defective photoelectric controls. New controls shall be plugged into the luminaire receptacle or any other receptacle installation provided for that purpose. Long life Photo-Electric Controls, as per specification # 504 shall be used where there is an LED luminaire.
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Photo-Electric Controls. Where specified photocells shall be used to switch external lighting installations. Photo-electric switches shall be of the type comprising a photo-sensitive resistor, thermal actuator with an inherent operating delay to make it insensitive to short duration changes in light levels and a change-over switch mechanism, all housed within a tough, translucent, weather proof ultra violet stabilized cover. The operating level shall be factory preset to switch on at approximately 50 lux and off an approximately 100 lux. The response time after sudden changes in light level shall be not less than 15 seconds. Integral protection against voltage surges shall be provided. Photocells shall be positioned in such a way that they will not be affected by spill-light from the external lighting installation or by vehicle headlamps.

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