Duraline Highway Lighting Systems AASHTO Compliant he Field Proven Wiring System within the Many Department’s of Transportation Since 1992

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The Field Proven Wiring System within the Many Department’s of Transportation Since 1992

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Roadway Lighting

Break-Away Systems

IP-68 Rated

FL and AL Highway Lighting Systems
FL and AL Highway Lighting systems are Factory Mutual Approved for IP68. The IP68 rating provides complete protection from the ingress of dust and allows for continuous immersion in 6' of water when the connectors and receptacles are capped or mated.

	FL Lighting Systems **NOW IP-68 RATED** The FL Lighting System is designed so that when a pole is accidentally knocked down, the pole cable will disconnect leaving a 2" to 3" of cable and a disconnected female plug (intrinsically safe) above ground. This system eliminates damage to cable systems in the downed pole or in adjacent poles. Competitor's roadway systems utilize breakaway fuse holders, which are crimped onto the cable. This type of arrangement is known to cause damage to the cable systems of not only the damaged pole, but also adjacent poles. A pole that has been knocked down in an accident leaves live, exposed wires above ground. These wires can easily spark a fire or electrocute accident victims, rescue workers or repairmen. Rework of two or more poles is generally required to repair the system.The distinguishing feature of the FL system is that the surge Arrestor is positioned after the fuses in the fused distribution cable assembly, on the load side of the circuit.

	AL Lighting Systems **NOW IP-68 RATED** The AL system is designed so that when a pole is accidentally knocked down, the pole cable will disconnect leaving a 2" to 3" of cable and a disconnected female plug (intrinsically safe) above ground. This system eliminates damage to cable systems in the downed pole or in adjacent poles. Competitor's Roadway systems utilize breakaway fuse holders, which are crimped onto the cable. This type of arrangement is known to cause damage to the cable systems of not only the damaged pole, but also adjacent poles. A pole that has been knocked down in an accident leaves live, exposed wires above ground. These wires can easily spark a fire or electrocute accident victims, rescue workers or repairmen. Rework of two or more poles is generally required to repair the system.The distinguishing feature of the AL system is that the surge Arrestor is positioned before the fuses in the fused cable assembly, on the line side of the circuit.