8 Fixture Extruded Series Tennis Court Lighting System

The housing and door frame are constructed of extruded aluminum. The flat tempered glass lens is sealed in place and a one-piece door gasket is provided for weather tight protection. ETL listed for wet locations.

Made with a state of the art high performance reflectors that use high gloss components to achieve precise photometric distributions. The fixture is a full cut-off light fixture and is Dark-Sky Friendly in a level horizontal position only.

Available in 1000W standard metal halide and pulse-start metal halide. Comes standard with a 4KV pulse rated mogul base socket. Each 60HZ CWA multi-tap, 480V, or 5-tap ballast is pre-wired and installed for convenience. 50HZ ballast available upon request.

Standard mounting options include single, Davit Arms. Additional mounting options may be available for custom applications.

A Super Durable Polyester powder coat finish is electrostatically applied in our state of the art paint facility.

Standard colors available: Black,  US Green. Custom colors available upon request.

WARNING: Always install fixtures according to National Electrical Code (NEC) and local codes. Failure to do so will void the warranty and could cause damage to the fixture or may result in personal injury. 

Remove the fixture from its packaging taking care not to damage the fixture or the finish. There is no loose hardware with the fixture or arm. Mounting hardware is provided installed into the fixture and arm at the appropriate locations. Open the door/lens assembly by loosening the two captive Phillips-head screws. Open the ballast tray compartment by removing the single Phillips-head screw and sliding it free from the mounting groove. Change the fixture voltage if needed. The ballast tray is provided pre-wired at 240V and a 30’ pigtail is attached to the fixture (quick disconnects are provided for all Center Court light fixtures for 120V or 240V operation unless specified otherwise upon ordering). NOTE: Always verify the voltage at which the ballast is tapped before connecting the fixture with the power supply. If no voltage is specified upon ordering, the fixture will be tapped at 240V. Remove the hex bolts, lock washers, and flat washers from the reinforced mounting nut plate on the fixture and set aside. Pull the 30’ pigtail through the mounting arm and align the mounting holes of the arm with the mounting holes on the fixture and fasten using the flat washer, lock washer, and hex bolt in that order. Remove any dirt or dust from the lamp by wiping it with a clean cloth. Close fixture door/lens assembly and tighten the two captive Phillips-head screws until the door is securely closed. Feed the 30’ pigtail through the opening of the 3-1/2” OD tenon on the pole and slide the mounting arm over the tenon. Secure the arm to the tenon using the six (6) 1/2” Allen-head screws provided installed in the mounting arm. Erect the pole. Connect the power supply to the whip inside the pole according to local code and the National Electric Code (NEC). NOTE: Fixture must be installed by a licensed electrician. These instructions do not cover all details or variations in equipment, nor do the provide for every uncertainty related to installation, operation, maintenance, or mounting contingency. Should specific problems occur that are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser’s purpose, contact Center Court Lighting for additional product or application information. Improper installation and/or utilization may void manufacturer’s warranty. Center Court Lighting assumes no responsibility for claims arising out of improper or careless installation or handling of this product. 

There are two points on the arm and fixture assembly that may be used in leveling the fixture. Leveling point A is the point at which the mounting arm slips over the 3-1/2” OD tenon. Using the six (6) 1/2” Allen-head set screws provided, adjust opposing set screws as necessary to ensure the base of the mounting arm is set as vertically as possible. Once a vertical setting has been achieved tighten the remaining set screws to secure the arm adequately to the tenon. Leveling point B is the point at which the bottom hex bolt of the mounting arm meets the bottom mounting hole on the fixture. By adjusting only the bottom hex bolt in the field, the mounting angle of the fixture may be adjusted up or down to achieve a level mounting position.