Effective with the December 2018 Letting 491 2019 Standard Spec ifications Section 659 Lighting
659.1 Description
1.This section describes providi ng highway, walkway, and other outdoor lighting.
659.2 Materials
1.Furnish lighting components from the department's QPL.
659.3 Construction
659.3.1 General
1.Keep the luminaires in their sh ipping cartons and protect against contamination until use. Wear clean gloves when installing luminaire s. Provide circuit identificati on plaques and luminaire sequence decals suitable for outdoor constructi on on the support poles as the plans show.
659.3.2 Wiring and Fusing
1.Use 12 AWG, stranded copper, XLP insulated, single conductor, USE rated, 600 volt AC wire from pole hand holes to luminaires, unless sized other wise on the pl ans.
2.For fusing in transformer bases, hand-holes, or junction boxes , install fuse holder assemblies from a department-approved manufacturer. Use in-line 600 volt AC break away fuse holder assemblies with waterproof insulating boots and mi dget 13/32-inch by 1 1/2-inch time delay fuses. Fuse as follows: - Use 600 or 500 volt AC rated fuses for 480/240 volt systems. - Use 250 volt AC rated fuse s for 240/120 volt systems. - If luminaires are double-fused in 240 volt AC 2-wire systems, or 480 volt AC 3-phase delta systems, use two-pole fuse holders.
3.Individually fuse the luminaires at 5 amp unless the plans show otherwise. Locate fusing at the pole hand-hole. Fuse walkway lighting units at 5 amp, in the hand-hole of the pole. Fuse underdeck lighting at 5 amp per luminaire, located as the plans show.
4.For underdeck lighting, provide a separate equipment grounding conductor, equal in size to the ungrounded conductors, in all runs.
5.For hand-hole or junction box splices and fuse assemblies, pro vide a neatly trained loop of each conductor to facilitate removing each splice and each fuse asse mbly from the hand-hole or the junction box for servicing. Ground each hand-hole or junction b ox as the plans show.
6.Connect the equipment grounding c onductor to the grounding lug in each metal lighting pole. If transformer bases are required , make the grounding connection t o the transformer base.
7.Make lighting conductor splices in breakaway bases or hand hol es electrically secure using UL or NRTL approved insulated multi-tap terminal block type connector s.
659.3.3 Luminaires
1.Provide luminaires together with the hardware and fittings the plans show.
2.Install utility luminaires on lumi naire arms with an initial r ake of plus 3 degrees, this measurement includes the rake of the arm. Install luminaires on luminaire a rms level in the longitudinal direction of the highway. Except on segments where the profile is sloped gre ater than 3 degrees, then the engineer will determine the longitudinal level of the luminaire s.
659.3.4 Underdeck and Walkway Lighting
1.Under the Underdeck Lighting bi d item, provide lighting system s under highway bridges together with the hardware and fittings as plans show.
2.Under the Lighting Units Walkway bid item, provide standards a nd post-top luminaires, together with the hardware and fittings the plans show.
3.Make wires continuous without s plices from the fuses to the fi rst luminaire and from luminaire to luminaire.
4.For underdeck lighting, use one-inch reinforced thermosetting resin conduit conforming to 652. For condulets and covers, conform to the requirements for loop dete ctor conduit in 652.2.4 .
5.Install junction boxes for u nderdeck lighting as the plans sho w and as specified in 653. For underdeck luminaire mounting boxes, if necessary to mount the luminaire, use boxes made of highly corrosion resistant metal and listed for outdoor use.
659.3.5 Lighting Control Cabinet
1.Provide lighting control cabinets together with the circuit wi ring connections, hardware, and fittings the plans show. Effective with the December 2018 Letting 492 2019 Standard Spec ifications 659.4 Measurement
1.The department will measure the EACH bid items under this sect ion as each individual unit acceptably completed.
2.The department will measure the U nderdeck Lighting bid items a s a single lump sum unit for each structure accept ably completed.
659.5 Payment
1.The department will pay for measured quantities at the contrac t unit price under the following bid items: ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION UNIT 659.0400 Luminaires High Mast Lighting LED EACH 659.0600 Underdeck Lighting (location) LS 659.0700 Lighting Units Walkway EACH 659.1100-1199 Luminaires Utility LED (Category) EACH 659.1200 - 1299 Luminaires Un derdeck LED (Category) EACH 659.2000 - 2999 Lighting Control Cabinets (voltage)(width) EACH
2.Payment for the Luminaires bid items is full compensation for providing materials including luminaires, fittings, brackets, hardware and attachments; and for luminaire fusing.
3.Payment for the Underdeck Lighting bid items is full compensation for grounding; fo r junction boxes; for luminaire mounting boxes as required; for conduit, condulet s, and junction box fusing; and for hardware and fittings.
4.Payment for Lighting Units Walk way is full compensation for pr oviding materials, including pedestal base standards, luminai res, fuses, fuse hol ders, and all hardwa re and fittings needed to integrate the components into units connected to lighting branch circuit. The department will pay for the concrete base under a separate bid item.
5.The department will pay for wiri ng from the lighting undergrou nd feeder systems to any luminaires under the separate contract bid item.
6.Payment for the Lighting Contro l Cabinets bid items is full co mpensation for providing cabinets including circuit wiring connec tions, hardware, and fittings th e plans show. Effective with the December 2018 Letting 493 2019 Standard Spec ifications Section 660 High Mast Lighting
660.1 Description
1.This section describes constru cting a caisson or pile foundati on for a high mast light tower, and providing a high mast lighting tower.
660.2 Materials
660.2.1 General
1.Furnish materials conforming to the following: Concrete ...................................................... ................................................................................................... 501 Luminaires .................................................... .................................................................................................. 659 Steel piling .................................................. .................................................................................................... 550 Steel reinforcement ......................................................................................................................................... 505
2.If not furnished as part of an as sembly, use stainless steel t hreaded fasteners.
3.Use grade A, A-FA, A-S, A-T, A-I S, A-IP, or A-IT concrete conf orming to 501 as modified in 716. Provide QMP for class II ancilla ry concrete as specified in 716.
660.2.2 Pole Shafts
1.Furnish pole shafts constructed of structural steel conforming to ASTM A709 grade 50 or engineer- approved equivalent and zi nc coated conforming to ASTM A123. Furnish pole shafts with a consistent taper from bottom to top, excep t the lower section may be expan ded to accommodate the required apparatus. Furnish pol es constructed in 40- foot to 50-foot sect ions using single thi ckness steel plate, except the length of the top section may be shorter to provide the required pole height. Provide the engineer with 3 copies of mill tes t reports that show the material used in pole shafts, anchor bases, and anchor rods conforms to this specification.
2.Provide a reinforced access door opening in the base of the po le shaft that secures with a cover. Furnish a cover made with stainless steel hinges that bolts shu t with stainless steel hex bolts and is weather tight. Fit the cover with a stainless steel padlock has p and install a de partment-furnished padlock.
3.Secure the opening below the base plate with a stainless steel or galvanized steel rodent screen.
4.Design the base plate so water does not accumulate on the top surface of the base plate inside the pole.
5.Before zinc coating of the pole or base plate, number each anc hor rod hole in sequence on the base plate or around the bottom of t he pole. Locate the numbers so they are not obscured by the zinc coating or covered by installed nuts.
660.2.3 Anchor Rods, Templates, Washers, and Nuts
1.Attach the pole to the concrete base with at least 8 anchor ro ds. For each rod, furnish 2 nuts for securing the bottom anchor plate- template, a leveling nut, bott om washer, top washer, and 2 top nuts. Do not use lock washers.
2.Furnish anchor rods conforming to ASTM F1554 grade 55 and Supplementary Specification S4, ASTM A563 heavy hex nuts, and ASTM F436 washers.
3.Furnish anchor rods with the top 12 inches and bottom 6 inches having a Unified National Radius roll thread.
4.Furnish anchor rods, washers , leveling nut, and 2 top nuts hot -dip zinc coated conforming to ASTM A153, class C, supplemented by ASTM F2329. As a minimum, zinc coat the top threaded portion of the rod plus one inch.
5.Furnish a steel top template and a steel bottom anchor plate-t emplate as part of each anchor assembly. Provide a top template of sufficient gauge to hold th e anchor rods securely in position at the top, and resist racking or twisting during the pour. Remove the top template after the concrete has set. Use a 1/2-inch-thick bottom ancho r-plate template and secure it to each anchor rod. Do not weld templates to anchor rods. Insta ll anchor rods and templates conforming to plan details.
660.2.4 Lowering Device
1.Equip the poles with a mechanica l lowering system that allows servicing the luminai res and associated electrical and mechanical appara tus from the ground. Furnish lo wering devices from a department- approved series and manufacturer a nd with a 10-year warranty ag ainst failure of its components.
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Source: Wisconsin Standard Specifications for Highway and Structure Construction, 2019 Edition. Pages 500–501 of 601. View official source ↗