LIGHT
FIXTURES
LIGHT
FIXTURES: Incandescent RAB
VX-100 - 100 watt vandal-resistant, outdoor fixture with Lexan
Lens, power-reducing diode and tamperproof screws. (With a Lexan
lens maximum wattage recommended is 75 watts).
Fluorescent Kenall #7140 outdoor,
vandal-resistant 40 watt fixture with cold weather ballast.
Optional photocell for either type
light fixture is also available. This would be incorporated
in the light for hidden installation.
RADIANT HEATERS: We offer
a radiant heather specifically created for our shelters. The
heater an be specified with one or two metal Calmd vandal-resistant
heating elements -- 2500 watts vs. 5000 watts.
The heating elements are mounted
in a vandal-resistant, slimline metal enclosure with expanded
metal mesh over elements and adjustable brackets for mounting
on top beam of front or rear wall. Most heaters are specified
with our optional control system with an adjustable timer and
a and vandal-resistant push button switch with engraved plate
reading "PUSH FOR HEAT".
Wiring is hidden within shelter
members with access holes and cover plates. Timer goes off automatically
after approximately twenty minutes so that no electricity is
used if no one is in the shelter.
Controls are mounted in a metal
box inside of the shelter with a hasp for customers padlock.
Also furnished is a separate circuit breaker box with a hasp
for customers padlock. Circuit breakers can be turned on and
off by authorized personnel only to activate or deactivate the
unit.
BASE SKIRTS: Columbia Shelters
feature a bottom air space to facilitate ventilation and "self-cleaning"
. However, in some climates it is felt that this will result
in drafts during cold weather
Base Skirts are aluminum panels
finished to match a shelter and attached to the bottom beams
of all walls to close off bottom air space. Several types of
Base Skirts are available. The "two-piece" type is
comprised of an aluminum plate and an aluminum angle. The plate
is attached to the bottom beam of a waIC section while the angle
is bolted to your concrete slab. The vertical leg of the angle
overlaps the downward extending base plate an is pop riveted
to it. On sloping sites angle and plate can overlap each other
and still close off bottom air space [f the slope is not too
great.
Also availabie are "one-piece"
type Base Skirts. These are comprised of the plate portion only
and usually do not extend all the way to the concrete slab.
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