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™SECURITYLIGHTINGLIGHTING RWSC

Web: www.securitylighting.com 2100 Golf Road, Suite 460, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008-4704Phone: 1-800-LIGHT IT, 1-800-544-4848, Fax: 847-279-0642Copyright ©2016 Security Lighting, a division of Hubbell Lighting, Inc.All Rights Reserved. • Specifications subject to change without notice. • Printed in U.S.A. • SLS0027 04/18

LED RADIUS WALL SCONCE

Ordering Information Ordering Example: RWSC - XXL - XK - XX - U - XX - XX

RWSCSeries

RWSC Radius Wall Sconce

The RWSC LED radius wall sconce series offers a combination of light distributions that wash the building facade while the radial soft form housing accentuates building architectural design elements in all commercial and residential applications.

The RWSC LED provides excellent illumination with a high efficiency LED light source of 72 or 36 mid power LEDS that deliver up to 2,400 lumens and up to 109 lumens per watt.

The RWSC LED fixture has become a building standard and is stocked as a quick ship item in many colors and distributions.

Dimensions

Features

A B C

7.25" 18.0" 9.0"

Voltage

U Universal 120/277V

# of LED's

36L1 36 Mid-Power LED's

72L2 72 Mid-Power LED's

• Durable cast aluminum housing• Integrated design eliminates high angle brightness• Completely sealed, flat tempered glass lenses, UL listed for use in wet locations• DLC, Downlight only, full cut-off Operating Temperature• -30°C to 40°C Electrical:• Dimming is an option (consult factory) Mounting RWSC features Intelligent Mounting Bracket which helps save time and money by allowing only one person to easily install. The small mounting bracket is very user friendly and features an integrated level bubble on the bracket ensuring fixture installation will always be perfect.

4.2

A

B C

Options

PC Photocontrol6,7

CCT

3K 3000K

5K 5000K

Distribution

DO Down only

UD Up/Down

Finish

DB Dark Bronze

WH White

BK Black

PS Platinum Silver

RA RAL Color4

CC Custom Color5

Certifications/Listings

1 36L Only available in DO distribution2 72L Only available in UD distribution3 One remote inverter required to operate every 8 down only or 5

up/down fixtures requiring EM operation4 Must provide RAL color at time of ordering5 Must provide color sample at time of ordering6 PC must be factory installed7 PC available on down only

Accessories

LG125T Remote Emergency Inverter (grid mount only)3

LG125S Remote Emergency Inverter (surface mount only)3

Quick Ship:

RWSC36LU5KDOBK

RWSC36LU5KDOWH

RWSC36LU5KDODB

RWSC36LU5KDOPS

RWSC72L5KUDUWH

RWSC72LU5KUDBK

RWSC72LU5KUDDB

RWSC72LU5KUDPS

™SECURITYLIGHTINGLIGHTING RWSC

Web: www.securitylighting.com 2100 Golf Road, Suite 460, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008-4704Phone: 1-800-LIGHT IT, 1-800-544-4848, Fax: 847-279-0642Copyright ©2016 Security Lighting, a division of Hubbell Lighting, Inc.All Rights Reserved. • Specifications subject to change without notice. • Printed in U.S.A. • SLS0027 04/18

LED RADIUS WALL SCONCE

5K(5000K nominal, 80 CRI)

3K(3000K nominal, 80 CRI)

# of LEDS Drive Current(Milliamps) System Watts Distribution Type Lumens LPW1 B U G Lumens LPW1 B U G

36 350 14.4 down 1565 108.7 0 0 0 1561 109.1 0 0 0

72 350 25 up/down 2400 96 n/a n/a n/a 2391 97.6 n/a n/a n/a

1Lumen values are from photometric tests performed in accordance with IESNA LM-79-08. Data is considered to be representative of the configurations shown. Actual performance may differ as a result of end-user environment and application.

Performance Data

Photometric DataLUMINAIRE DATARWSC-36L-5K-DO-U-PSWall Mounting Outdoor Fixture

DRIVER LED30W-085-C0350

Lamp LED

Lumens 1565

Watts 14.4

Efficacy 109

Mounting Wall

Spacing Criterion (0-180) 1.20

LUMINAIRE DATARWSC-72L-5K-UD-U-PSWall Mounting Outdoor Fixture

DRIVER LED50W-142-C0350

Lamp LED

Lumens 2400

Watts 25

Efficacy 96

Mounting Wall

Spacing Criterion (0-180) 1.20

ISOMETRIC FOOT CANDLES

ISOMETRIC FOOT CANDLES

POLAR GRAPH

POLAR GRAPH

ZONE LUMENS % FIXT.

Front Low (0-30) 218.6 14.0

Front Medium (30-60) 424.2 27.1

Front High (60-80) 135.5 8.7

Front Very High (80-90) 4.2 0.3

Back Low (0-30) 218.6 14.0

Back Medium (30-60) 424.2 27.1

Back High (60-80) 135.5 8.7

Back Very High (80-90) 4.2 0.3

Uplight Low (90-100) 0.0 0.0

Uplight High (100-180) 0.0 0.0

ZONE LUMENS % FIXT.

Front Low (0-30) 201.4 8.4

Front Medium (30-60) 387.5 16.1

Front High (60-80) 119.6 5.0

Front Very High (80-90) 3.5 0.1

Back Low (0-30) 201.4 8.4

Back Medium (30-60) 387.5 16.1

Back High (60-80) 119.6 5.0

Back Very High (80-90) 3.5 0.1

Uplight Low (90-100) 5.6 0.2

Uplight High (100-180) 970.7 40.4

0 1 2 2.25 3 3.75 44

32.75

21.75

1

0

1

2

3

Distance In Units Of Mounting HeightValues Based On 10 Foot Mounting Height

.1

.2

.5

1

2

5

1/2 Maximum Candela Trace Shown As Dashed Curve(+) = Maximum Candela Point

IES ROAD REPORTPHOTOMETRIC FILENAME : RWSC-72L-5K-UD-U-PS.IES

ISOFOOTCANDLE LINES OF HORIZONTAL ILLUMINANCE

0 1 2 2.25 3 3.75 44

32.75

21.75

1

0

1

2

3

Distance In Units Of Mounting HeightValues Based On 10 Foot Mounting Height

.1

.2

.5

1

2

5

1/2 Maximum Candela Trace Shown As Dashed Curve(+) = Maximum Candela Point

141

281

422

562

1

Maximum Candela = 562 Located At Horizontal Angle = 0, Vertical Angle = 0# 1 - Vertical Plane Through Horizontal Angles (0 - 180) (Through Max. Cd.)# 2 - Horizontal Cone Through Vertical Angle (0) (Through Max. Cd.)

IES ROAD REPORTPHOTOMETRIC FILENAME : RWSC-72L-5K-UD-U-PS.IES

POLAR GRAPH

130

260

389

519

1

2

Maximum Candela = 519 Located At Horizontal Angle = 0, Vertical Angle = 0# 1 - Vertical Plane Through Horizontal Angles (0 - 180) (Through Max. Cd.)# 2 - Horizontal Cone Through Vertical Angle (0) (Through Max. Cd.)

Photometric Toolbox Professional Edition - Copyright 2002-2011 by Lighting Analysts, Inc.Calculations based on published IES Methods and recommendations, values rounded for display purposes.Results derived from content of manufacturers photometric file.

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www.lektroninc.com918.622.4978sales@lektroninc.com

B K 2 0 2 0L E D I M A G E L I G H T I N G

L I G H T B A N D

1 0 1 6I N S TA L L AT I O N G U I D E

GETTING STARTED CONTENTS

Getting Started, Component Identification & Required Tools

1. Component Identification & Required Tools.........................

2. Proper Measuring & Placement of the Lightband.................

3. Installation of Cut Sections & Sizing the LED Band..............

4. Setting the Power Supply........................................................

5. Testing Each Section................................................................

6. Lens Installation........................................................................

7. End Cap Installation.................................................................

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3

4

5

6

7

8

SECTION PAGE

Following these few simple steps will ensure a successfulinstallation each time. Remember: No more than 32 boards perpower supply.

1. Read ALL instructions, before starting installation.

2. Inspect the boxes for damage and check the parts against

the supplied parts list.

3. Refer to attached provided print and confirm job

measurements.

4. Layout your job on paper, making note of power supply

placement.

Power supplies can be placed at the end of runs or side by side

to power allowable linear footage in each direction.

NOTE: Report damaged parts or shortages immediately toprevent job slowdown/stoppage to 1-800-634-4059 ext. 0

NOTE: If job measurements do not correspond to provideddrawing, call Lektron Immediately at 1-800-634-4059.

Page 1

INSTALLATION SEQUENCE

12” LED boards pull close to the same voltage as shorterbreak-apart boards. Maximum of 3-3” Boards per circuit. No morethan 32 boards on a circuit. Do not connect more than one powersupply per circuit.

LED SPECIFICATIONS

Below we have identified a sequence of operations that will

guide you in the proper installation of the parapet band

system. However, always be aware of your surroundings

and site conditions that cannot be taken into consideration

when writing this guideline. It is always your responsibility

to ensure a safe and clean workplace environment.

1. Review the onsite construction plans; if they are different

from what was supplied with the parapet band system or if

you are missing any components in the system call Lektron

Branding Solutions at 1-800-634-4059 immediately.It is recommended that you start your installation with a

corner, and then work to the towers or the back of the

building. This will allow the smaller section of cut housing

to be on the end opposing corners. By doing this it will

eliminate two small sections of housing being close to one

another.

2. Install mounting brackets; reference “Installing the

Mounting Brackets” for proper installation procedures. 3. Install string line or laser level; it is recommended that

you install a string line 18” up from the top of the parapet

wall to properly align the top of the housing and corners.4. Set corners into place; reference “Installing the Inside

and Outside Corners” for proper installation procedures. 5. Set housing into place; reference “Installing the

Housings” for proper installation procedures. 6. Install remaining adjustment brackets; reference

“Installing Adjustment Brackets” for proper installation

procedures. 7. Install LED’s; reference “Installing LED’s” for proper

installation procedures.8. Install the transformers; it is critical to test the LED’s

for proper operation prior to installing the lens.9. Install the lens; reference “Installing the Lens” for

proper installation procedures.10. Install the end and corner caps; reference “Installing

the End Caps” and “Installing the Inside and Outside

Corners for proper installation procedures.11. Inspect to insure parapet band system look and

operates correctly.

7 - Y E A R W A R R A N T YInput

Output

Max. Load Footage

Watts per Foot

Dimming Capable

Bending Parameters

Limited Warranty Terms

Materials

Dimensions

Certification

120V

25 VAC

32 Lineal ft. 20L

1.50 (if 20L)

Yes

None

BK Pro Rated Warranty

Aluminum Housing

Polycarbonate Lens

Custom

cULus E174914

DETAILS...................................................................

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S E C . 1 C O M P O N E N T I D E N T I F I C AT I O N& R E Q U I R E D T O O L S

MOUNTING SURFACES VARY

PLEASE USE PROPER SCREW WHEN MOUNTING

THE HOUSING TO THE STRUCTURE.

HEX HEAD TEK SCREW WITH NEOPRENE WASHER

IS PROVIDED AND NOT TO BE USED WITH

MATERIAL OTHER THAN METAL

• 25’ Measuring Tape• 100’ Measuring Tape• Framing Square• Square - (1’)• Portable Rechargable Drill 5/16” Hexbit and unibit Masonry bits (if brick wall)• Extension Cord• Sawzall or Compound Saw

• Carpenter Pencil• Caulk Gun• Box Knife• Wire Strippers• Wire Snips• Laser Tool or Chalk Line• Substitute Fasteners for the Application if Applicable

REQUIRED TOOLS:

2.50

.75

Red Lens

13.3815.00

16 Ga.Galvinized

Steel

16 Ga.Galvinized

Steel

.88

Die-stampedAluminumHousingPrefinished

AluminumHousingPrefinished BK Silver

185-5021MALE

PIGTAILCONNECTOR

185-5022FEMALEPIGTAIL

CONNECTOR

SEAL TIGHTCONDUIT

STRAIN RELIEF& LIQUID-TIGHT

CONNECTOR

185-0007PLTC

CABLE

185-5023BLUE

WIRE NUT

185-0017J-BOX

185-200625V LOW VOLTAGE

TRANSFORMER

#12 x 2”HEX HEAD

SCREW

#10 x 3/4”HEX HEAD

SCREW

191-5003HOUSING

COUPLING

185-7022FLAT RED POLYCARBONATE LENS

CONTINUOUS LENGTH

191-7011ALUMINUMHOUSING

8’ LENGTH

185-5045MOUNTINGBRACKET

185-5515ADJUSTMENT

BRACKET

12” 20 LAMP RED MAIN BOARD

191-11363” 5L RED BOARD

#6 x 1/2”PAN

HEADSCREW

#8 x 1/2”PAN

HEADSCREW

191-2040TRACK

CLIP

LEFTENDCAP

RIGHTENDCAP

O.S.CORNER

HOUSING

191-1025O.S. CORNER

CAP

I.S.CORNER

HOUSING

191-1026I.S. CORNER

CAP

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S E C . 2 P R O P E R M E A S U R I N G &P L A C E M E N T O F T H E L I G H T B A N D

INSTALLING THE MOUNTING BRACKET

INSTALLING THE CORNERS

INSTALLING THE CORNERS CONT.

INSTALLING ADJUSTMENT BRACKETS

2-#12 X 2”

TYPICALMOUNTING

HIGH WINDMOUNTING

48”

32”

32”

32”

48”

1. Determine if your location is typical or high wind zone. 2. Mark mounting bracket locations. Housings will share a bracket. Set bracket 1/4” from the end of the run.3. Install using a dab of caulk beneath each #12 x 2 screw penetration as shown.

NOTE: Adjustment brackets should be mounted at equal

intervals, to the mounting brackets. The purpose of the

adjustment bracket is to keep the light band vertically

straight, as well as provide stability to the light band.

TIP: APPLY ALL BOTTOM BRACKETS FIRST, ALL TOP

BRACKETS NEXT AND THEN SECURE IN THE MIDDLE.

1. Measure and mark locations for the Adjustment Brackets,

install 1/2 of the Adjustment Bracket. Use two #12 x 2” tek

screws, applied through a dot of caulk.

IMPORTANT: SCORE PROTECTIVEPLASTIC ALONG THE HOUSINGBRACKET WITH A RAZOR KNIFE,AND REMOVE FROM HOUSING.

3. Install the first 8’ aluminum fixture housing by aligning to the edge of the mounting bracket and approximately 1/4” from the end of the run. Insure that housing is plumb and level, shim if required. Fasten each with 5 #10 x 3/4” Hex Head tek screws, spaced approximately 2 in. apart, through the mounting bracket.4. Using four #10 x 3/4” tek screws, screw through housing and the fixture coupling while holding the seam together, put one screw into each fixture, joining the pieces together securely.5. Apply second bracket to the backside of the housing fixture using a dot of caulk for each screw to waterproof. Secure with two #10 x 3/4” tek screws. 6. Slide brackets until the housing is plumb. Clamp the adjustment bracket together and run two #10 x 3/4” tek screws through the assembly to hold securely.7. Repeat the process.

1. Set corner housing onto 4 mounting brackets2. Attach corner to brackets with #10 x 3/4” tek screws.

COUPLING 2 8ft SECTIONS

IMPORTANT: DO NOT SKIP ANY STEPS IN THIS SECTION. FIXTURES MAY BE LIFTED AND BLOWN OFF PRIOR TO ALL ATTACHMENTS BEING SECURELY MADE.

NOTE: BRACKETS ENLARGED TO SHOW DETAIL

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END OF A RUN

S E C . 3 I N S TA L L AT I O N O F C U T S E C T I O N S& S I Z I N G T H E L E D B A N D

1. Measure and field cut last section.

2. If this run dead ends into a wall or tower, allow 1/4”

space to insert an end cap at the end of the run.

3. Add a coupling to the cut section using #8 screws.

4. Additional adjustment brackets are needed for

support.

REINSTALLING THE LED BOARDS

ALL HOUSINGS ARE SHIPPED PRE-LOADED

6. Connect 3” boards with wire nuts when

less than one foot is needed to fill the

housing with lights. Do not connect

more than three of the 3” LED light

boards together.

7. Snap LEDs into the Track.

8. Shortened Track is now ready for

installation.

VERY IMPORTANT:Insulate or remove unused wires at end of

run to prevent shorting. Do not connect

wires together or to next circuit.

LEAVE NO GAPS BETWEEN BOARDS!

DO NOT CUT 1 FOOT LED CIRCUIT

BOARDS!

1. Install LED chains into pre-installed clips. Be careful not to

break the LEDs.

2. After housing cuts are made and installed, LED light boards

must fit the size of the newly cut housing.

3. Install full 1 foot boards until less than 1 foot of space

remains.

4. Gently adjust LED lights to fit the adjusted housing

5. Trim LED light board length at wire connections only. Leave

the longest wire length possible

Angle LED Board, Push into groove and

snap-in, opposite side.

ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENT BRACKET

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S E C . 4 S E T T I N G T H EP O W E R S U P P LY

32 Boards or Less16 Boards or Less 16 Boards or Less

8 Boards or Less8 Boards or Less

120 VAC

120 VAC 120 VAC

120 VAC32 Boards or Less 32 Boards or Less

8 Boards or Less 8 Boards or Less

NOTE: MAXIMUM 32 BOARDS PER POWER SUPPLY. SHOWN 3 CONFIGURATIONS.

1. Attach J-Boxes with supplied screws to available support member.

2. Attach transformers inside of J-Boxes.

3. Drill 7/8” hole through the housing.

4. Install Liquid-Tight Connector for low voltage wire. Connect conduit.

5. Install low voltage wire into the conduit and connect to LED.

Side by Side mounting location shown below can reduce primary and secondary wiring labor time.

NOTE: One transformer per 32 boards maximum or less. No less than 8 boards per transformer

NOTE: Any primary voltage supply greater than 120, “STOP” call Lektron at 918-622-4978

VERY IMPORTANT: KEEP LOW VOLTAGE CIRCUITS ELECTRICALLY SEPARATE, DO NOT CONNECT TRANSFORMERSOR LEDs FROM DIFFERENT 32 BOARD CIRCUITS TOGETHER OR CONNECT MORE THAN 32 BOARDS TO A TRANSFORMER!

WIRE CONNECTIONS

NOTE: LEDs are not polarity sensitive, color coding is forconsistency on the low voltage side.

!

Black & White wires = Primaryconnection only by Electrician

A conduit fittinginstalled so that conduitcan be used.

Power Cable frompower supplyto LEDs Only

Blue and Yellow lowvoltage wires frompower supplies.Connect to lowvoltage cable(Non-Polarized)

.55 AMP PRIMARY LOADPOWER SUPPLY

DO NOT CONNECT120 VOLTS TO LEDs.LEDs are 25Vac only

SECURE ELECTRICAL BOX SCREWS PROVIDEDOR OTHER SUITABLE ANCHORS. MOUNT ASCLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO LEDs TO MINIMIZELOW VOLTAGE POWER CABLE LENGTH. INSTALLPOWER SUPPLY INSIDE ELECTRICAL BOX ANDATTACH WITH 3/4” SCREW.

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S E C . 5 T E S T I N GE A C H S E C T I O N

IMPORTANT: DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP! ALWAYS CHECK ALL LEDLIGHTS BEFORE CONTINUING.

REMEMBER: BLACK AND WHITE WIRES ARE FOR 120V POWER INBLUE AND RED ARE FOR LOW-VOLTAGE POWER OUT.

DO NOT APPLY 120V TO THE BLUE OR RED WIRES OR DIRECTLYTO THE LED LIGHT BOARDS

1. Using the installed power supplies, supply power to the

LED light chains by connecting a temporary 120V

connection to the black and white wires on the power

supply to power the LED lights.

2. Check to see if all LEDs are lit and working correcting.

3. If a board or section does not light up, is damaged, etc.,

disconnect power and check connections or replace a

board by splicing in another.

TESTING EACH SECTION

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S E C . 6 L E N SI N S TA L L AT I O N

LENS SIZING, CUTTING, AND INSTALLATION

The lens has a high expansion and contraction rate and therefore must be trimmed from the overall dimension in accordance with the lens trim guide.

There is also a UV protection applied to one side of the lens, make sure that the UV protected side is facing out when installed.

1. First measure each section of housing from end to end, corner to corner, etc. this will determine your overall length of lens for each section.

2. Check outside temperature, reference the “Lens Trim Guide” to the right to determine the amount of lens that needs to be subtracted from the overall length.

NOTE: The length of lens that will be deducted from your overall length is critical in order to accommodate the expansion and contraction of the lens in varying temperatures.

3. After determining the Trim Length, subtract that from your overall length for that section.

Example: 45’ section will require a trim length of 1 3/4”, leaving you with an overall cut length of 44’ 10 1/4”.

4. Using the example above, cut your lens to 44’ 10 1/4” long using a sawzall or jig saw.

Use caution when cutting your lens as the vibration caused by cutting can scratch the lens if not properly secured.

5. Once ready to install the lens, remove the protective film from both sides and slide the lens into the bottom portion of the housing. See Figure 1.

NOTE: This may take 2 or more people depending on the length of the lens.

FIGURE 2FIGURE 1

Temp(F) 10’ 20’ 30’ 40’ 50’

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

85

90

95

100

105

110

115

120

125

130

135

140

11/16

11/16

5/8

5/8

5/8

5/8

5/8

1/2

1/2

1/2

1/2

3/8

3/8

3/8

3/8

5/16

5/16

5/16

5/16

5/16

3/16

3/16

3/16

3/16

1/8

1/8

1/8

1/8

0.00

1 5/16

1 1/4

1 3/16

1 1/8

1 1/16

1 1/16

1

1

1

7/8

13/16

3/4

3/4

11/16

5/8

9/16

9/16

1/2

1/2

7/16

3/8

5/16

1/4

1/4

3/16

3/16

1/8

1/8

0.00

1 15/16

1 7/8

1 3/4

1 11/16

1 5/8

1 9/16

1 1/2

1 7/16

1 3/8

1 5/16

1 1/4

1 3/16

1 3/16

1

1

7/8

13/16

3/4

11/16

5/8

9/16

1/2

3/8

5/16

1/4

3/16

3/16

1/8

0.00

2 9/16

2 1/2

2 3/8

2 1/4

2 3/16

2 1/8

2

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1 13/16

1 3/4

1 5/8

1 9/16

1 7/16

1 3/8

1 1/4

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2 3/4

2 5/8

2 1/2

2 3/8

2 1/4

2 3/16

2 1/16

1 15/16

1 13/16

1 11/16

1 9/16

1 1/2

1 3/8

1 1/4

1 1/8

1

7/8

13/16

11/16

9/16

7/16

3/8

1/4

3/16

0.00

LENS TRIM GUIDE

Polycarbonate Lens Trim Length (Inches)

for a Given Temperature and Length

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S E C . 7 E N D C A PI N S TA L L AT I O N

SILVER END CAP INSTALLATION RED CORNER CAP INSTALLATION

1. Fasten the silver end cap to the top of the

housing using (2) #8 x 1/2” silver self-tapping

screws.

2. Fasten the bottom of the end cap to the back

of the housing using (2) #8 x 1/2” silver

self-tapping screws.

3. Slide the upper portion of the red corner cap

into the housing and secure between the lens

and the lens flashing.

1. Place top edge of end cap inside housing lip.

2. Attach bottom trim to hold in place.

NOTE: Do not install the

corner or end caps until

the LEDs and Lens have

been installed and tested.

ISO. VIEW - OUTSIDE CORNER & OUTSIDE CORNER CAP

ISO. VIEW -INSIDE CORNER &INSIDE CORNER CAP

NOTE: Trim is on the outside of the lens

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BURGER KINGROC - 603,235 SF

F.F.E. = 819.5

OLD GREENVILLE HWYSC HWY 93 (PUBLIC R/W)

SCDOT

LAND USE:RESTAURANT

ZONING:CP-2

EXISTINGSHOPPINGCENTER

PARKING LOT

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PLANS PREPARED BY:

CENGINEERING & ASSOCIATES, INC.

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31 Boland Court

Greenville, SC 29615

(864) 335-4090

Fax: (864) 335-4095

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DEVELOPER:CARROLS, LLC968 JAMES STREETSYRACUSE, NY 13203CONTACT: TOM BROGAN(315) 424-0513 x 2257

SITE DEVELOPMENT DATALEGEND

NOTE: SEE ARCH. PLANS FOREXACT BUILDING DIMENSIONS,UTILITY ENTRY POINTS, DOORLOCATIONS, ETC.

SC GRID(NAD83)

Know what's below.before you dig.Call

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SITE PLAN

SIGN LEGEND

VICINITY MAP

OVERALL PARKING TABLE:

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

SITE

200'

GRADING NOTE:

TRASH CAN DETAIL

BIKE RACK DETAIL

XXX

GENERAL NOTES & SPECIFICATIONS

LAWN INSTALLATION: Lawn areas shall be fine graded to a smooth, positively draining

slope, removing all stones over 3/4" . Agricultural limestone shall be incorporated

into the soil at a rate of 50 pounds per 1000 square feet. Apply specified seed at

recommended rate. Straw mulch or hydromulch shall be used as deemed necessary by the

Landscape Contractor and Landscape Architect. The Landscape Contractor shall be

responsible to establish a full stand of grass and will repair any bare spots 1'- 0" square

due to uneven seed distribution, drought or erosion.

the Landscape Architect.

QUANTITIES Plant quantities are shown for the contractor's convenience only.

PLANTS SHALL BE INSTALLED AS SHOWN. Contractor is responsible for confirming

service and is responsible for any damage done to utilities.

UTILITY LOCATION: The Landscape Contractor is responsible for contacting the utility locator

SOD INSTALLATION: Sodded lawn areas shall be fine graded to a smooth, positively draining

slope, removing all stones over 3/4" . Sod shall be healthy, thick sod placed so that joints

are butt tight. Staple as necessary. Sod shall be trimmed to match bed lines shown on plan.

Startup fertilizer shall be incorporated into the soil at the manufacturer's recommended rate.

Any area of sod that fails to root, settles or dies will be replace by the Landscape Contractor.

for Nursery Stock" (published by the American Association of Nurserymen).

Please contact the Landscape Architect if there is difficulty in locating a

particular plant. If necessary, a substitute plant will be recommended by

or insects. General plant quality shall be as specified in the "USA Standard

growth as is characteristic of that species, and shall be free of disease

PLANT QUALITY All plants shall be nursery grown, have a full habit of

BIDS In order to keep all bids standard, all bids are to have unit prices listed.

The Owner has the option to delete any portion of the contract prior to signing the contract

or beginning work. This will be a unit price contract.

all quantities prior to bidding and installation.

might arise during installation.

the work.

natural compaction, pinestraw should have a depth of 2".

the responsibility of the landscape contractor.

is to follow the above listed guidelines.

not providing evidence of such insurance will be ineligible to recieve the contract for the job

certificate of insurance for workman's compensation and a contractor's general liability. Contractors

INSURANCE With the submittal of bid documents, the landscape contractor shall also submit a

CLEAN UP Final clean up of any disturbances occurring as a result of landscape operations shall be

BACKFILL Landscape contractor to verify any additional backfill/topsoil needed prior to beginning

work. A unit price for topsoil shall be included in all bid documents to allow for circumstances that

All trees located in lawn areas shall receive a 3' diameter ring of mulch. Mulch in these areas

will not be accepted and shall be replaced at the contractor's own expense.

LICENSES The contractor will be responsible for obtaining all licenses necessary to complete

freezing rains, or winds over 60 miles per hour, fire, vandalism or theft.

contractors control which result from natural causes such as floods, lightning, storms,

abuse or damage by others, or unusual phenomena or incidents beyond the landscape

The contractor will not be responsible for defects resulting from neglect by the Owner,

the date of acceptance by the Owner. Plant replacement to occur only once.

GUARANTEE All plant material and workmanship to be guaranteed for one year from

for any additional grading (if needed) shall be determined prior to bidding.

GRADING All final grading shall be the responsibility of the landscape contractor. The responsibility

All plant material will be inspected. Plants not conforming precisely to the plant list

of the plant material by the Landscape Architect prior to installation.

INSPECTION It shall be the contractor's responsibility to provide for inspection

and may stake other trees (for his own protection) at his option. Landscape Contractor will be

TRANSPLANTS All plant material to be transplanted shall be transplanted according to guidelines

hardwood bark mulch (free of wood chips or large chunks of bark). Fresh hardwood bark mulch

MULCHING As specified on planting list. Hardwood mulch: All beds to receive a 3" layer of aged

set by AAN standards. Transplanted material will not be guaranteed by the landscape contractor.

for all wind damage to trees, (provided winds are less than 60 mph) during the guarantee period,

of the Landscape Contractor or Landscape Architect. The Landscape Contractor is responsible

high winds or steep slopes. Under certain circumstances, others may be staked at the discretion

STAKING OF TREES Trees should only be staked if necessary, such as when planted in areas of

contractor. Pinestraw: All beds to receive a 4" layer (prior to compaction) of pinestraw. After

All damages incurred by the use of fresh hardwood mulch shall be the responsibility of the landscape

is not recommended to be used, as water run-off may cause staining on adjacent concrete surfaces.

is 1/2 original soil and 1/2 plant mix.

screened, pine bark mulch, or equal.

16-4-8 ( 50% of nitrogen slow release) per 1000 square feet.

inch of caliper. Ground cover beds shall be fertilized at the rate of 20 pounds of

Trees shall receive 1/4 cup of 16-4-8 fertilizer (50% of nitrogen slow release) per

fertilizer (50% of nitrogen slow release) evenly broadcast at the base of the plants.

FERTILIZING Upon completion of plantings, all shrubs shall receive 1/6 cup of 16-4-8

Finish filling hole with loose amended backfill and gently tamp again. Water shrub bed to settle soil.

shrubs with amended backfill (see ORGANIC AMENDMENTS). Tamp lightly and water to settle soil

with loose soil and gently tamp again. SHRUB BEDS - Backfill bottom half of bed surrounding

necessary for good soil tilth, (See ORGANIC AMENDMENTS). Tamp lightly. Finish filling the hole

bottom half of space around the rootball with loosened original soil (use amended soil only when

will be even with or slightly above the adjacent soil line. SINGLE PLANTING HOLE - backfill

in several places prior to planting. Plant shrubs and trees so that the top of the root ball

SETTING OF PLANTS The root ball of container grown plants shall be scarified

Dig holes two to three times as wide as the rootball and only as dep as the height of the

PREPARATION OF GROUND COVER AND SEASONAL COLOR BEDS : The existing soil in

ground cover and seasonal color beds shall be thoroughly cultivated 6 inches deep,

screened shredded topsoil, 20% sand, and 20% well rotted sawdust or peat shall then

to a fine texture ( no clods over 1/2") with a mechanical tiller. A plant mix of 60%

PLANTINGS NOT DONE IN THIS MANNER SHALL BE REMOVED AND PROPERLY REPLANTED.

be thoroughly incorporated into the existing soil with the tiller so that the soil mix (6" deep)

All groundcover and seasonal color beds shall receive a 2" layer of fine textured,

PLANTING HOLES Trees and shrubs: Remove rock and construction debris from planting area.

root ball. Soil at the bottom ot the hole is left undisturbed. See planting detail

additional information.

when deemed necessary to improve soil tilth of single planting holes. Organic matter should comprise

ORGANIC AMENDMENTS Organic amendments should be added to backfill for all shrub beds and

approximately 10 to 20 percent of this total soil volume.

responsible for removal of all staking material one year after installation.

BOTANICAL NAMEBOTANICAL NAMEBOTANICAL NAMEBOTANICAL NAMECOMMON NAME COMMON NAME

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MINIMUM SIZE AT TIME OF PLANTING

1. PLANT MATERIAL / SOD / MULCH SHALL BE VERIFIED BY THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO

BIDDING. ANY DISCREPANCIES SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

IMMEDIATELY. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR QUANTITY DISCREPANCIES.

2. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY THAT ALL PLANT MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE, AS SPECIFIED, WHEN

PROPOSAL IS SUBMITTED.

3. NO PLANT MATERIAL SUBSTITUTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL BY THE

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

4. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OR OWNER SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT, AT ANY STAGE OF THE

CONSTRUCTION OPERATION, TO REJECT ANY AND ALL WORK WHICH, IN HIS OPINION, DO NOT

MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THESE PLANS OR SPECIFICATIONS.

KEY QUANTITY

NOTES:

CLEYERA JAPONICA

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ILEX CRENATA 'GREEN LUSTRE'

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GREEN LUSTRE HOLLY

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JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS 'SEA GREEN'

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ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW OVERLAY DISTRICT #5 STANDARDS

d. Landscaping

2. Existing trees over 8" DBH retained

1 - 12" Maple

1 - 19" Oak

1 - 21" Oak

2 - 22" Oaks

1 - 23" Oak

EXISTING 23" OAK

TO REMAIN

EXISTING 19" OAK

TO REMAIN

EXISTING 21" OAK

TO REMAIN

EXISTING 22" OAK

TO REMAIN

5. Upperstory trees planted along property line abutting Old Greenville Highway

at a ratio of one tree for every 30 linear feet in a minimum 8' wide planting strip.

161.23 lf / 30 = 5 trees required

Provided: 2 new trees / 3 existing trees

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CITY OF CLEMSON ZONING ORDINANCE

SECTION 19-905. BUFFERYARD, SCREENING AND LANDSCAPING SPECIFICATIONS

G. Vehicular use area

1. At least 10% of the total interior square footage of all vehicular use area shall be

dedicated to landscaping

21,700 square feet x 10% = 2,170

H. Landscape requirements of vehicular use area

1. Sufficient upper story trees within and around vehicular use area to ensure any

portion is within 40 ft of a planted, or retained tree trunk

4. Shrubs within a landscape buffer abutting a street right-of-way or within a perimeter

of the vehicle use area shall be arranged to form a continuous row

GLH-16

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ILEX CRENATA 'SOFT TOUCH'

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28

PLANTINGS NOT DONE IN THIS MANNER SHALL BE REMOVED AND PROPERLY REPLANTED.

SOD

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EXISTING 12" MAPLE

TO REMAIN

DYH-7

CLJ-5

STH-3

STH-5

BNS-5

GLH-23

(SHRUBS SPACED AT 4' O.C.)

SOD

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DETAIL: TREE PROTECTION BARRIER

TREE CANOPY (DRIPLINE)

UNDISTURBED AREA

METAL "T" FENCE POST

ORANGE SAFETY FENCE

4' Ht.

10 GAUGE METAL WIRE ATTACHED

TO POST RUN CONTINUOUS

INSTALL FENCE AT DRIP-LINE

OF TREE

INSTALL POST AT 10' O.C.

INSTALL 10 GAUGE METAL WIRE ALONG

TOP OF POST. ATTACH SAFETY FENCE

TO METAL WIRE.

DETAIL: ELEVATION-TREE PROTECTION BARRIER

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CGD-13

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MAPLE

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REMOVE TWINE, ROPE, WIRE AND BURLAP FROM

TOP HALF OF ROOTBALL. REMOVE ALL TREE STRAPS.

DIAMETER OF THE HOLE SHALL BE

TRIPLE THE DIAMETER OF ROOT BALL

SIDES SHOULD GRADUALLY SLOPE

SIT ROOTBALL ON 6" MOUND OF UNDISTURBED SOIL

TO PREVENT SETTLING

4" HIGH EARTH SAUCER BEYOND EDGE OF ROOTBALL

EACH TREE MUST BE PLANTED SUCH THAT THE ROOT FLARE

IS VISIBLE AT THE TOP OF THE ROOTBALL. TREES WHERE

THE ROOT FLARE IS NOT VISIBLE SHALL BE REJECTED.

DO NOT COVER THE TOP OF THE ROOTBALL WITH SOIL.

AMENDED BACKFILL MIXTURE OF

1/3 ORGANIC MATTER AND

2/3 SOIL FROM SITE

3" MIN MULCH RING. DO NOT PLACE MULCH IN CONTACT WITH

TREE TRUNK. KEEP MULCH 4" AWAY FROM TRUNK BASE

6"

CROSS SECTION

AREA TWICE THE WIDTH OF ROOT BALL

TREE MUST MEET OR EXCEED ANSI Z60.1

(AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK

SET TOP OF ROOT BALL 3"

ABOVE ADJACENT FINISH GRADE

DO NOT HEAVILY PRUNE THE TREE

AT PLANTING. PRUNE ONLY

CROSSOVER LIMBS, CO-DOMINANT

LEADERS, AND BROKEN OR DEAD

BRANCHES. SOME INTERIOR TWIGS

AND LATERAL RANCHES MAY BE

PRUNED; HOWEVER, DO NOT

REMOVE THE TERMINAL BUDS OF

BRANCHES THAT EXTEND TO THE

EDGE OF THE CROWN.

MULCH RING 2FT BEYOND TREE PIT

TREE STRAPPING TO BE A FLEXIBLE

MATERIAL SUCH AS RUBBER OR NYLON.

TIGHTEN ONLY ENOUGH TO KEEP FROM SLIPPING.

ALLOW FOR TRUNK MOVEMENT.

30" LONG WOOD STAKE

OPTIONAL METAL DRIVE ANCHORS,

INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURES DIRECTIONS

SECTION: TREE PLANTING DETAIL

MULCH AND WATER ENTIRE BED

DIAMETER OF HOLE SHALL

BE TWICE THE DIAMETER

OF THE ROOT BALL.

TOP OF BALL 1"-2" ABOVE GRADE

REMOVE PAPER, PLASTIC, OR METAL

CONTAINER THAT MAY BE AROUND ROOTS

BALLS GREATER THAN 2' IN DIAMETER

SHALL SIT ON MOUND OF UNDISTURBED

SOIL TO PREVENT SETTLING. BALLS

SMALLER THAN 2' MAY SIT ON

COMPACTED SOIL MIXTURE.

SECTION: SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL

N.T.S.

AMENDED BACKFILL MIXTURE OF

1/3 ORGANIC MATTER AND

2/3 SOIL FROM SITE

AREA DOUBLE THE WIDTH OF ROOT BALL

SHAPE OF SHRUB IN THIS DRAWING

NOT TYPICAL FOR ALL VARIETIES

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ORIGINAL GRADE (UNDISTURBED)

TREE CANOPY

DRIP-LINEDRIP-LINE

TREE CANOPY

DURING CONSTRUCTION IS HIGHLY DISCOURAGED.

WHEN THIS IS UNAVOIDABLE, HOWEVER, FLUSH

CUTS SHOULD BE MADE.

IRRIGATION Adequate irrigation to support the required plant material shall be required.

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Design Option AGraphic Layout+-15'-6" - REMODELED EXISTING MONUMENT SIGN

+-7'-4" - REMODELED FASCIA PANELS

+-5’-0” FASCIA PANEL

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Non-Illuminated Sign Panel:1 1/8” Depth x 10” x 4’-10” Fabricated aluminumsingle face sign panels with 1/4” thick aluminum plate applied letters installed to each side of the existing Monument Sign.

Added Masonry Split Face Block and aluminum Box Trim with aluminum skirt to tie into the existing Sign Baseconstruction matching building material size, shape and color.

Remodeled Existing Sign with New aluminum fascia panelsand Brake Formed aluminum Box Trim at top and bottomeach section extended from the existing sign.New 4’ Dia. LED Illuminated BK Logo installed each side of sign.

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