Philips CosmoPolis Urban Lighting User manual

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CosmoPolis

The foundations of change

With CosmoPolis, Philips presents to you another major step forward in urban lighting,

developed specifically to build on these foundations, and also to meet the challenges you

face in the 21st century. CosmoPolis simplifies lamp selection for you with a family of two

matching miniaturised lamps, CosmoWhite and CosmoGold, and two optimised electronic

gear systems.The cost-cutting and performance benefits of CosmoPolis are impressive:

• Extremely high system energy efficiency, cutting energy consumption by 10% compared

with SON, 30% compared with MASTER Colour and up to 150% compared with HPL.

• Improved optical performance, thanks to optimal burner aspect ratio and positioning,

and new locking base design.

• Miniaturisation - lamps are 65% smaller than SON/HPL and gear 50% smaller;

to provide unprecedented freedom in the design of optics and luminaires.

• Longer service life than CDM-T lamps, and better lumen maintenance than

CDO-TT or HPL lamps.

• Reliable outdoor dedicated electronic gear, guaranteed for five years, saves energy

and future-proofs installations for developments in centralised light control.

• Environmentally friendly - a Green Flagship product to minimise environmental impact,

and CO emission.

With CosmoPolis, the benefits you experience from using Philips’ advanced outdoor

HID lamps are more impressive than ever.

CosmoPolis - Building on the foundations

Philips’ invention of the low-pressure sodium (SOX) lamp and linear fluorescent

lamp in the 1930’s laid the foundations for today’s outdoor lighting.Though in the

1960’s the favoured light sources became SON and HPL, the benefits remained

the same: the team of white and gold lamps met your perceived needs for

inexpensive white light where light quality mattered, and unbelievably low

ownership costs where it did not.

Change

32CosmoWhite brings long-lasting white light to Antwerp, Belgium, riverfront (Schréder)

Lamp choice is now a simple matter -

CosmoWhite or CosmoGold

• Low ownership costs reduce pressure on lighting budgets.This liberates cash for

investment in urban renewal schemes involving white light.

• Off-axis visibility is not needed on major roads. In fact, it can be a distraction.

• The warmth of masonry such as sandstone is enhanced with golden light.Also, you can

use white and gold together in floodlighting schemes to display architectural features

by colour contrast.

• Golden light can act as a signpost. Routes through city centres lit with CosmoGold

stand out clearly if surrounding areas are lit with CosmoWhite.

• CosmoGold is kind to the elderly. Old people with yellowing corneas may actually

see better by its light.

Economical CosmoGold has an essential role to play in your road and floodlighting.

4 5

CosmoGoldCosmoWhite

With its white light, CosmoWhite improves the appearance of buildings, parks

and the people who visit them.There is growing evidence that it also makes areas

of mixed pedestrian and road traffic a safer place to be.

CosmoWhite CosmoGold

The trends are to:

• Energy efficiency and long, reliable service lives, not only to reduce your lighting

ownership costs but also to comply with new environmental pressures.

• Improved security and ambience to attract people back into your city centres at night.

• Miniaturisation, to permit unobtrusive lighting and exciting new luminaire designs.

Improved safety

• White light improves the visibility of objects and people at the sides of your vision. For a

motorist this for example means a better chance of spotting potential hazards on footpaths,

cycle lanes and at park entrances.

White light appears brighter than golden light at the same measured illuminance

• This is due to two factors: the eye’s increased sensitivity to white light at low light levels,

and improved colour contrast from better colour rendering. Because you see better,

you are less likely to have accidents.

White light is socially attractive

• White light gives you a better sense of safety due to the ability to see objects and facial

features clearly in bright, colourful surroundings.This makes you more inclined to socialise.

CosmoPolis meets your current outdoor lighting needs.

Even better lighting at even lower costs

CosmoPolis cuts the cost of your lighting ownership

in three ways:

Increased luminous efficacy

Improvements to burner design and vapour salts have increased luminous efficacy, meaning

that you can replace the SON/CDM 70W, 100W and 150W team by CosmoGold/CosmoWhite

60/65W, 90W or 140W lamps without loss of light levels but with useful energy savings.

CosmoPolis is not retrofit with any existing lamps, but offers you impressive benefits for new or renewed installations

Reduced gear losses

Innovative electronic gear increases overall system efficiency from 83% to 92% for

further energy savings.

Improved optical performance

The optimised design and exactly aligned positioning of the burner via the twist-and-lock

lamp cap, have allowed a substantial improvement in optical performance.This means your

luminaires can be spaced some 10% further apart: you need fewer light points to achieve

the desired lighting performance.

76CosmoWhite installed in around the Palace of Justice in Turnhout, Belgium (Schréder)

Efficiency

SON/CDM 70W CosmoWhite/CosmoGold 60/65W

SON/CDM 100W CosmoWhite/CosmoGold 90W

SON/CDM 150W CosmoWhite/CosmoGold 140W

SON - Beam too wide CDM-CDO - Beam too narrow CosmoPolis - Exactly right

Miniaturisation to meet the

needs of today

Miniaturisation is much more than a design trend.

It means:

• Less materials used to conserve resources.

• Smaller, lightweight luminaires with light-duty poles to conserve resources

and reduce capital cost.

• Easier end-of-life disposal under WEEE regulations.

CosmoWhite and CosmoGold are 65% smaller than equivalent HPI/CDO and SON lamps.

CosmoPolis dedicated electronic gear is half the size of HPI/CDO and SON

electromagnetic gear.

By comparison:

• CDM-T has only a two-year service life.

• CDO-TT and HPL have a three-year service life but a lumen maintenance of only 60%.

…and electronic control gear as well!

Philips’ dedicated HID-PrimaVision control gear for CosmoPolis lamps has a service lifetime

of 60,000 hours (95% survivors).And since electronic control gear eliminates the need for

power factor correction capacitors and ignitors, system failures caused by these components are

also eliminated.

Even more reliable lamps…

CosmoWhite has a service life of three years (12,000 hours) with a lumen maintenance

of 80% and more than 90% survivors. CosmoGold has a service life of four years (16,000

hours) with a lumen maintenance of 90% and more than 90% survivors.

Reliability

65% smaller than SON and HPI/CDO lamps - design

flexibility for small, high-performance luminaires

Twist-lock cap -

security and perfect

burner alignment

Reinforced pinch -

long, reliable life

Improved gas filling -

high luminous efficacy

Optimum burner-geometry

(aspect-ratio) - highest

optical performance

Full lightning protection/fully potted box - protecting

components against lightning, dust, moisture and

vibrations during an outdoor long-life (60,000 hours)

One-component gear only half the size

of electromagnetic gear - design

flexibility and reliability

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The benefits of electronic

control gear

Electronics

• High system efficiency to save energy.

• Compact size and low weight provide design flexibility and easy installation.

• Mains voltage fluctuations do not affect light output, so costs can be reduced

by specifying lighter-duty cabling and/or fewer switching cabinets.

• No power factor correction needed so no capacitors to fail.

• Only one component to simplify servicing.

Above all, an electronic installation is future-proofed, ready for the addition

of centralised control systems.

Philips - the preferred supplier of electronic gear for today’s advanced lamps

Philips’ HID-PrimaVision electronic control gear is your logical choice, since CosmoPolis

lamps and gear were developed together to ensure perfect compatibility and reliability.

In addition:

• Gear has outdoor long-life heavy-duty specification, hence its name ‘Xtreme’ (60.000 hours).

• Peak voltage protection to safeguard lamp, and surge protected to safeguard gear.

• Full lightning protection, EMC/EMI compliance.

• Fully potted box, protecting components against dust, moisture and vibrations.

• You deal only with one trusted supplier for the entire system.

Like many of the latest lamps, CosmoPolis lamps are

only designed to run on electronic control gear.This is

because electronic gear gives you such overwhelming

advantages that it is rapidly rendering electromagnetic

gear obsolescent.

CosmoWhite makes the road along the Alster in Hamburg, Germany, a safer place (WE-EF)

Philips introduces ground breaking CosmoPolis lighting system

to the London Borough of Redbridge - United Kingdom.

Redbridge is a very forward looking borough always keen to adopt environmentally friendly

solutions thereby conserving energy.As Mick Trussler of the London Borough points out, "In

Redbridge we are not only looking for new technology to improve our street lighting but we

want to ensure that we implement the new CEN standards which have recently been released.

By adopting the new Philips CosmoPolis lamp and Starsense Telemanagement system we have

achieved our goals.We are more than pleased with the results."

Redbridge, UK, before

Redbridge, UK, after installation of CosmoWhite (Philips)

Environment

Environmental issues become increasingly important, and Philips adopts an ecological approach,

not just over a lamps’ service life but from the moment of its design conception right through to

the day its components are recycled into new lamps.

Because of its outstanding ecological performance, CosmoPolis is one of

Philips’ Green Flagship products:

• High efficacy and low gear losses cut CO greenhouse gas emissions.

• Long life reduces resources needed to manufacture replacement lamps and gear

and reduces recycling burden.

• Miniaturisation of lamps and gear cuts material use both in manufacture and packaging

and transport volume.

• Lamps contain little or no hazardous materials (low mercury, zero lead). Gear is lead-free.

Philips is Market Leader in Corporate Sustainability at the Dow Jones Sustainability

Index in both 2004 and 2005.

CosmoPolis - a good friend to the

environment; reassurance for you

Member of

Dow Jones

DJSI

Sustainability

Indexes

Member of

Dow Jones

DJSI

Sustainability

Indexes

Hazardous

Substances

Lifetime

Reliabilty

Weight

Energy

Efficiency

* Lamps can be operated in all positions, colour temperature

and colour rendering is position dependent

(vertically/horizontally)

** Still to be confirmed

*** Available end 2005

• UV Block similar to MASTER Colour

• Dimmability CosmoWhite : down to 50% light output (= 60% power)

CosmoGold : down to 25% light output (= 35% power)

Availability

CosmoWhite 60W - 140W systems available

CosmoGold 65W - 140W systems end 2005

Dimmable gear end 2006

CosmoWhite and CosmoGold 90W systems second half 2006

CosmoWhite 35W systems end 2006

Technical specifications

MASTER CosmoWhite/CosmoGold

Commercial name Lamp Lamp Lamp Colour Colour Lumen Order

base wattage voltage temp rendering at maintenance code EOC

(W) (V) (K) Ra* service lifetime

CosmoWhite 60W/728 PGZ 12 60 230 2800 65-70 80% (design spec) 208514 15

CosmoWhite 140W/728 PGZ 12 140 230 2800 60-70 80% (design spec) 208538 15

CosmoGold 65W/220 PGZ 12 65 230 2000 20 90% (design spec) ***

CosmoGold 140W/220 PGZ 12 140 230 2000 20 90% (design spec) ***

Commercial name Lamp Light Target service Lamp dimensions (mm)

current output lifetime A B C

(A) (Lm) (h)**

CosmoWhite 60W/728 0.63 6,900 12,000 59 128 19

CosmoWhite 140W/728 1.5 16,500 12,000 66 143 19

CosmoGold 65W/220 1.2 6,600 16,000 59 128 19

CosmoGold 140W/220 2.5 16,500 16,000 66 143 19

CosmoWhite/CosmoGold HID-PrimaVision Xtreme

Commercial name Nominal Nominal Nominal Expected lifetime Ambient Rated mains

system power lamp power power loss max 5% failure rate temperature voltage (V)

(W) (W) gear (W) (Tcase nominal) range (°C)

CosmoWhite HID-PV X 60W 65 60 5.0 60.000h -30/+50 220-240

CosmoWhite HID-PV X 140W 151.4 140 11.4 60.000h -30/+50 220-240

CosmoGold HID-PV X 65W 71.5 66 5.5 60.000h -30/+50 220-240

CosmoGold HID-PV X 140W 151.4 140 11.4 60.000h -30/+50 220-240

Commercial name Mains freq. Power factor Gear dimensions (mm)

(Hz) (nom) A B C

CosmoWhite HID-PV X 60W 50/60 0.98 135 65 65

CosmoWhite HID-PV X 140W 50/60 0.98 150 65 65

CosmoGold HID-PV X 65W 50/60 0.98 135 65 65

CosmoGold HID-PV X 140W 50/60 0.98 150 65 65

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