100 Watt LED Cobra Head Street Light | 15000 Lumens | 5000K | 100-277V | Type 3
100 Watt LED cobra head street light has durable die-cast aluminum housing. The optics available are perfect for street lighting and parking lots. This fixture is mounted on a 2 3/8 in pole. The fixture has internal clamps to secure itself to the pole. Access to the fixture is tool-free and power-off protection ensures safety during installation and maintenance.
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Product Specifications
Key Features
| Brand | LED Lighting Supply |
| Watts | 100 |
| Lumens | 15000 |
| Lumens Per Watt | 150 |
| Replaces | 400 Watt Metal Halide |
| Voltage | 100V-277V |
| Color Temperature | 5000K |
| CRI | 70+ |
| Beam Angles (Std) | Type 3 |
| Lifespan | 70,000 hours |
| Mounting | Pole |
| Fixture Color | Gray |
| Frequency (Hz) | 50/60 |
| Power Factor | .95 |
| THD | < 20% |
Durable Construction
| Housing | IP65 – Aluminum Alloy and PC Lens |
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Certifications | UL | Rebate Eligible |
Measurements
| Dimensions (in) | 18.67 X 10.8 |
| Weight (lbs) | 10 |
Notes
Optional Accessories: MLLG-WD-COBRA-SF – 90 Degree Slip Fitter with 3.13 inch inside diameter
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Product Overview
This 100 watt LED cobra head street light delivers 15,000 lumens at 5000K through a Type 3 distribution. It is designed for pole-mounted street lighting, roadway lighting, municipal lighting, and neighborhood lighting.
The fixture operates on 100-277V and replaces a 400 watt metal halide fixture. Its Type 3 optical pattern directs light outward from the pole for roadway-oriented layouts.
Core Performance and Output
The fixture produces 15,000 lumens at 150 lumens per watt. The 5000K color temperature and 70+ CRI provide a cool white roadway lighting condition.
The Type 3 distribution is intended for forward-throw coverage from a pole-mounted position. Output can be excessive where poles are closely spaced or mounting heights are low, while higher mounting positions require layout review to maintain uniform roadway coverage.
Adjustability and Control Options
This fixture operates on 100-277V, 50/60Hz power. Power factor is 0.95 and total harmonic distortion is less than 20%.
No dimming, photocell, motion sensor, or network control option is established in the supplied product data. Control requirements should be confirmed before installation planning.
Longevity and Reliability
The rated lifespan is 70,000 hours. Long operating life reduces relamping requirements associated with 400 watt metal halide pole fixtures.
The IP65 enclosure protects the fixture housing and lens from dust and water ingress. Maintenance access should account for the pole-mounted installation location.
Build Quality and Physical Characteristics
The fixture uses an aluminum alloy housing with a PC lens. The gray housing measures 18.67 by 10.8 inches and weighs 10 pounds.
Standard mounting is pole mounting. An optional 90 degree slip fitter is available with a 3.13 inch inside diameter.
Where This Product Fits Best
This cobra head fixture fits pole-mounted exterior lighting layouts that require a Type 3 roadway distribution. The 15,000-lumen output aligns with street lighting and roadway lighting where forward throw from the pole is required.
- roadway lighting
- street lighting
- municipal lighting
- neighborhood lighting
- campus roadway lighting
- private road lighting
The IP65 aluminum alloy housing supports exterior exposure. Pole location, mounting orientation, and roadway geometry determine whether the Type 3 pattern provides the required distribution.
Installation and Long-Term Use
Install the fixture on a compatible pole mounting arrangement using the standard pole mount or optional 90 degree slip fitter where applicable. Verify the pole mounting interface before installation.
The fixture operates across 100-277V. Long-term service work should account for pole access, fixture orientation, lens condition, and the condition of the mounting connection.
How This Fixture Is Commonly Used
In street lighting, roadway lighting, and municipal lighting layouts, cobra head fixtures are mounted on poles with the Type 3 distribution aimed along the roadway direction. Neighborhood lighting and private road lighting layouts typically follow the same forward-throw orientation.
Mounting height and pole spacing are established by the roadway layout and required light levels. Higher output can reduce the number of pole locations required, but fixture placement and orientation still control uniformity between poles.
Safety, Certifications, and Warranty
This fixture is UL listed. It is rebate eligible.
The fixture is IP65 rated. Warranty information is not established in the supplied product data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the light output of this cobra head street light?
A: The fixture produces 15,000 lumens while operating at 100 watts.
Q: What beam distribution does this fixture use?
A: This fixture uses a Type 3 distribution.
Q: What voltage does the fixture operate on?
A: The fixture operates on 100-277V at 50/60Hz.
Q: What mounting method is provided?
A: The standard mounting method is pole mounting. An optional 90 degree slip fitter with a 3.13 inch inside diameter is also listed.
Q: Is this fixture rated for exterior exposure?
A: The fixture has an IP65 rating and uses an aluminum alloy housing with a PC lens.
Application Questions and Clarification
Q: Is this fixture appropriate for roadway lighting layouts?
A: Roadway lighting is a primary application for this cobra head fixture. The Type 3 distribution is intended for forward-throw coverage from a pole-mounted position.
Q: What should be reviewed when planning fixture placement for street lighting?
A: Pole location, mounting height, roadway geometry, fixture orientation, and required light levels affect placement. A specific spacing value is not established by the supplied product data.
Q: Can this fixture be used for campus roadway lighting or private road lighting?
A: Campus roadway lighting and private road lighting are valid secondary applications. Final fit depends on the pole layout and required roadway distribution.
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