December 05, 2019
ROSSLYN, Va.—The
National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) published ANSI
C136.58-2019 Luminaire Four-Pin Extension Module and Receptacle—Physical and
Electrical Interchangeability and Testing. This new Standard provides
mechanical and electrical specifications for interfacing street and area
lighting with controls and sensor accessories.
“The new ANSI C136.58 Standard
will allow our industry to use the Zhaga Book 18 interface for installation or
removal of various types of sensors on our LED outdoor lighting luminaires,”
said Kevin Fitzmaurice, Principle Engineer, Lighting & Smart Services,
Georgia Power, and Chair of ANSI Roadway and Area Lighting Committee.
This Standard was developed
for use by roadway and area lighting manufacturers, municipalities, and
utilities.
ANSI
C136.58-2019 is available for $50 in hard copy and
electronic download on the NEMA website.
The NEMA Lighting Systems
Division, as the secretariat of ANSI ASC C136 for Roadway and Area Lighting, is
looking for industry experts specifically in the underrepresented categories of
“Producer Poles” and “General Interest” to participate in Standards development
activities. Please contact NEMA at nemalighting@nema.org if you are interested
and indicate your interest category and area of expertise.
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