Abbey
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 sets 100, 80, 60 or 40 % of its housing on a selector behind the door, 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.
cULus Listed
Documentation & Resources
Model Specifications
| WATTselect | Watts | Lumens | CCT | lm/W |
|---|
★ Full output on the Abbey-II selector. Lumens are the rated figure, or † 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
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.