- Applies to
- designer
- Work types
- park lighting · trail lighting
- Document date
- August 2015
The City of Brampton's direction to parks design consultants on lighting design intent, approvals and review for parks and trail systems, written as a quality and product specification rather than an electrical tender. Section 1 covers the process, the illumination references, coordination with the local utility and the as-built package handed over at completion. Section 2 specifies electrical materials from the service entrance post through conduit, wire, disconnect switches, time clocks and cabinets. Section 3 details walkway pole and luminaire assemblies, lighting control, gazebo and pedestrian tunnel luminaires.
What it covers
- Section 1- Process
- Section 2- Electrical Materials
- Service Entrance Post
- Conduit
- Wire and Cable
- Pole Numbers
- Disconnect Switches
- Service Entrance Circuit Breakers/Enclosures
- Time Clocks/Photocells
- External Cabinets
- Consumable Replacement Components
- Section 3- Walkway Lighting Assemblies
- Poles (New Parks)
- Luminaires
- Lighting Control
- Typical Walkway Lighting Assemblies
- Gazebo Luminaires
- Pedestrian Tunnel Luminaires
- Alternate Lighting Products
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Study requirements
- Published under
- Guidelines Manuals — the municipality's own heading
- Agencies
- Electrical Safety Authority · Hydro One Brampton
- Instruments
- Ontario Electrical Safety Code · Recommended Practice for Lighting Roadways, Adjacent Bikeways and Pedestrian Ways #RP-8-14 · Recommended Lighting for Walkways and Class 1 Bikeways #DG-5-94
- Tags
guidelineslightingparks-and-open-spaceelectrical