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Mounting collars for Gator LED street lights from Ovia Ovia has introduced two new mounting collar accessories for its Gator LED street lights.
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he Gator luminaires are designed to fi t a Ø76mm pole/post straight from the box. With the new collar accessories, installers can easily swap the spigot and make it compatible with Ø50mm and Ø60mm pole/posts. This innovative solution provides ultimate fl exibility, to allow the perfect fi t for any project. Made from cast aluminium, the mount collars are supplied in a grey fi nish to match the Gator street light and they are supplied with 2 x M8 x 16mm cap head, stainless steel screws to mount the collar to a post or wall bracket. Ovia’s Gator is a reliable, high-performance LED lighting solution with CCT switch. With an IK10 housing and IP66 rating, it is ideal for lighting larger outdoor areas, such as car parks and walkways, and is designed to be quick and simple to install by way of an easily accessible gear tray and piano key cable terminals. There are three size/wattage options to choose from – large (135W), medium (65-100W) and small (20-40W). The luminaires off er 50,000 hour lifetime and 85⁰ x 150⁰ beam angle.
The reversible mount option is an additional feature. The mount bracket can be rotated and pivoted to allow for vertical or horizontal fi tment with no additional joints required. A wall bracket is available and the shorting cap can be replaced with a photocell sensor to assist with energy saving. The Gator street light and mounting collar accessories come with a fi ve-year warranty.
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