Yep,from what the specs show,the same reflector is used in both drop lens and FCO fixtures.

isnt this a Sag Lense?

Nope. Xcel energy NEVER uses sag. Just FCO and rarely Drop lens. In fact, I have never seen a sag lens around here x.x

There might be good reason for it to be tilted there, I know of fixtures around here that are tilted but theres always a good reason.

Nope. the 115 has a step mount design to tilt it. Linemen get very lazy and shove it all the way in then it tilts it up. I can see why it tilts up all the time in my own 115!

Not lazy, just more of uneducated or don't give horsefeathers!

whats Wrong with the AE's Pointing Up like that?...i like em like that...in fact thats the Way i see then all the Time...everywhere i go....but its mainly the 115's i see tilted up like this...the 113's are more Level...but i do see Level 115's....im not sure if the 125's have Level Steps but i never see those Pointed Up...always level unless the Arm is Tilted at an Angle.

trust me its big wrong! I have seen some installations that actually lights up the grass in front of them instead of the road when they are shoved it in....I've seen some pointed up a bit higher than this one...

Hmm. I see. Why doesn't the M-250r2 have the problem when it has the same step mount design? I don't get it.

That is Odd.....Prehaps its the Lineman?

It isn't exactly the same design....there may also be something on AE that you would accidentally insert it farther.....I have been told by my lineman friend that the AE mounting thing is a problem....

Well the lights that I know of tilted are lighting a wide road from only one side thats why there tilted, but I do understand that it is often is laziness

I know some lazy linemen can tilt up an M-400 r2! (or a2, since same housing) I seen a case of a tilted up M-400 r2. Got one of those on kipling. I actually tested this with my pipe, and it seems that people can be lazy and force the arm on top of what is supposed to stop it! And that makes it tilt up very much.

Yep according to the instructions there is a way to tilt up fixtures with 4 bolt slipfitters, you have to tighten the front bolts more then the back or something like that

This 115 got replaced with an M-250r2. 250w HPS again.

Did the 115 fail or fall? xD Cause it kinda looks like its not fully on the arm.

Maybe both though it likely did fail, 250 watt 115s seem to do that a lot.

Maybe. xD But why replace it with another small fixture again? xD

One word; cheaper

I think Colorado state uses 250w HPS in medium fixtures. But Xcel energy uses small fixtures in 250w HPS.

We use small for all wattage (70/150/250/400) in OVZs, OVXs and 115s, though reacentally I have noticed a few 125s being installed for 400 watt instillations.