New England Lights - AEL 315 - Gallery of Lights

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Filename:	001~18.JPG
Album name:	Antstar85 / New England Lights
Keywords:	American_Streetlights
Company and Date Manufactured:	AEL
Model Number:	315
Wattage:	250
Lamp Type:	HPS
Filesize:	228 KiB
Date added:	Aug 13, 2011
Dimensions:	1856 x 1392 pixels
Displayed:	134 times
Color Space:	sRGB
DateTime Original:	2011:08:03 15:58:32
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Focal length:	16.5 mm
ISO:	50
Light Source:	Daylight
Make:	Hewlett-packard
Max Aperture:	f/2.8
Model:	HP Photosmart M537
URL:	http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=7862
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joe_347V

[Aug 15, 2011 at 02:01 AM]

The tapered elliptical arms are really common in my area too, but I've haven't seen a 315 around here.

Antstar85

[Aug 15, 2011 at 03:19 PM]

Holyoke is the only city around here that used the 315. Chicopee Ma which is near me used the 313 for a while but they mainly use GE M-250R2. I love the tapered elliptical arms the most out of any arms. Holyoke started using steel cantilever arms in the last year for most replacement arms.

streetlight98

[Aug 15, 2011 at 03:34 PM]

We mainly use cantilever or upsweep arms both in 6' legnths. On occasion a tapered E arm (also in 6' legnths) will appear. I guess what ever National Grid has in stock is what they use.

Antstar85

[Aug 15, 2011 at 03:42 PM]

Any new installs by NU use cantilever style arms. NU never used aluminum arms. They also use a-frame brackets on anything over 10 ft in lenth

GullWhiz

[Aug 15, 2011 at 04:02 PM]

What brand are those tapered arms? It is hard to see on this one.....

My electrical company which is BGE uses Curlee truss arms as the newest installations and the electrical company southwest of BGE is PEPCO uses Utility Metals A frame single guy arms for the longest arm in newest installations.

I also enjoy finding 2 poles with streetlight, but one being PEPCO and other being BGE and sometimes other electrical companies if I find them. When I do...I take pics. I have an album called "Electrical Company Battles" You can see them right here! Tell me what you think!

Antstar85

[Aug 15, 2011 at 04:05 PM]

I think these are GE te arms. you can't see the through bolt mounting hole on this arm. I'll get a better shot later on.

LilCinnamon

[Aug 15, 2011 at 04:21 PM]

There used to be two 313's at the entrance to my neighborhood on tapered elliptical arms. But when they upgraded the intersection from a traffic signal to a bridge/exit, they took them away and replaced them with lots of M-400 R3 FCO's on metal poles.

GullWhiz

[Aug 15, 2011 at 04:25 PM]

I have 3 streetlight arms in my collection...

-Utility Metals "B" Series Tapered Elliptical Bracket 2 feet and 6 inches arm (although the arm doesn't look too tapered but because its short)

-Shakespeare Standard Cantilever Arm 2 inch diameter 4 foot. (Tapered Elliptical)

-An OLD longer than 4 foot upsweep with threaded end for the gumball which came with it!

Antstar85

[May 10, 2012 at 11:50 PM]

*UPDATE* This fixture has officially been replaced to a 183 watt LEOTEK GC1-80c. Update photo to come.

streetlight98

[May 11, 2012 at 12:25 AM]

NO!!!

mercuryvaporrocks

[May 11, 2012 at 12:39 AM]

Great.

Antstar85

[May 11, 2012 at 12:42 AM]

I'd say nearly half the city has been replaced.

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Gallery of Lights

AEL 315

The old Faithful AEL 315 that had a short stint here in Holyoke. This was taken at a 4 way intersection near my house. These tapered eliptical arms are very popular for the 6' arms around the city.