High-Line Basics

High-Line Basics
Generating a Bill of Materials
BRUCK LIGHTING SYSTEMS, INC.
15774 Gateway Circle
Tustin, CA 92780
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High-Line Cable Suspension I
150516
High-Line Wall & Ceiling Support 52
150830
High-Line Re-Router II
150578
High-Line Tightening Set
150530
High-Line Tie-Rod Support I
150545
High-Line Adaptor I
150360
High-Line Calo Spot II
150400
Zara Cinnamon Down
220157
T Remote Transformer
Note: surface mount transformers also available
example: 240150, 240300, or TQ Remote Surface Transformer
High-Line Cable Suspension I
150516
Power Feed Cable
High-Line ISO Tightening Set
150524
High-Line Mid-Span Power Feed
High-Line Wall Plate
150525
High-Line Mounting Set Vario Standard
High-Line Adaptor I
150514
150360
150501
Bobo L.E.D. Down
222915
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Step One: Design Your High-Line Track System
A.
Fixture Type:
Pendant and LED Pendant refer to pg 74 - 116
Spot Light refer to pg 24 - 66
Choose fixture for High-Line system
Determine part number(s) for fixture
If desired choose accessories
High-Line specific fixtures (150 series) are economical fixture options
for the High-Line system.
High-Line specific fixtures, refer to pg 23 for additional High-Line specific fixtures:
pg 47
pg 26
pg 26
pg 48
pg 28
pg 44
pg 51
Place into box A. See worksheet 1. to add up total of fixture wattage into box A-1.
Go Green and use the LED Uni-Light pendants the only company that can
offer a 3watt LED pendant on a low voltage track with a low voltage
transformer.
Qty.
Part Num.
6
150600 Micro Spot
300 Lamp Watts
5
221010 Edge Star Spot
175 Lamp Watts
3
220114 Sierra Down
150 Lamp Watts
150________
_________ Lamp Watts
150________
_________ Lamp Watts
220________
_________ Lamp Watts
221________
_________ Lamp Watts
222________
_________ Lamp Watts
__________
_________ Lamp Watts
A-1.
_________ Total Watts
Choose lamps for fixture, that do not exceed maximum wattage for fixture or
accessory.
B.
Adaptors:
150360 (ch) (mc) horizontal, 70W for 4” cable widths
Determine number of Uni-Lights, used for track run. Uni-plug fixtures
require a High-Line adaptor to connect to the track. See box B.
150390 (ch) (mc) 3 1/8” - 5 7/8” adjustable, 70W
NOTE: High-Line specific fixtures (170 series) DO NOT require an additonal
adaptor.
Refer to box A. and count non-High-Line fixtures, see worksheet 2 for example.
C.
Drawings:
Use scaled drawing as a reference. (page 4.)
150109 tin plated with kevlar
Length:
Multiply the length of the run by two and add an extra foot. Runs longer
than 15ft require the use of kevlar core cable for added strength.
150110 tin plated
See box C.
The spacing between cables should be 4” for High-Line Cable runs longer
than 17’ or heavy runs must use cable with Kevlar, to prevent sag.
Worksheet 2.
Worksheet 1.
Add up Non-High Line fixture:
Add up fixture wattage: see Example.
Fixture
150600
221010
220114
Qty
6
5
3
Lamp
50W
35W
50W
Total
300W
175W
150W
Fixture
150600
Qty
6
221010
5
220114
3
Non-High Line
Total
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Fixture
Qty
150117 tin plated transparent insulated
150119 tin plated transparent insulated with kevlar
Step Two: Design Your High-Line Track System
D.
Re-Routers:
Angles and redirection of the cable run requires a re-router.
Qty.
Part Num.
150180ch ceiling and wall re-router set
See box D. for re-router options.
150575 (ch) (mc) re-router y
150577 (ch) (mc) 6 3/4”, re-router
150578 (ch) (mc) 4”, re-router
Supports:
150579 (ch) (mc) angle re-router
For ceiling mounted runs determine number of ceiling supports. You should
allow one intermediate (150516) support for runs over 30’ on straight track
runs to prevent sag.
E.
See worksheet 3 to figure out how many supports needed, place into box E.
150545 (ch) (mc) tie rod support
Does the run have to overcome major differences in height? If so please
specify cable suspensions.
150580 (ch) (mc) tie rod support used with 150820-850
150800 (ch) (mc) 2”, wall and ceiling support
150810 (ch) (mc) 3 7/8”, wall and ceiling support
150820 (ch) (mc) 2”, wall and ceiling support 52
150830 (ch) (mc) 3 7/8”, wall and ceiling support 52
150840 (ch) (mc) 7 1/8”, wall and ceiling support 52
150850 (ch) (mc) 11”, wall and ceiling support 52
150516 (ch) (mc) 78”, cable suspension
Connectors:
High-Line is a 300W single circuit system; an isolating connector is required
to electrically isolate your cable run into multiple 300W sections.
150528 (ch) (mc) 78”, cable suspension
F.
See worksheet 4 to figure out how many connectors are needed, and place into box F.
150512 (ch) (mc) non-conductive cross connector
150513 (ch) (mc) conductive cross connector
150523 (ch) (mc) isolator
150524 (ch) (mc) isolator tightening set
Power Supply:
Determine the drop from the ceiling to the system. And whether you will be
using a Power feed or Canopy feed. See box G.
G.
Power feed; supplies the system from an external transformer used in
conjunction with feeder cable.
150195 (ch) (mc) tightener with feed
Canopy feed; supply the system from an external transformer in the
suspended ceiling. Determine the number of canopy feeds needed by total
wattage. Refer to worksheet 1.
150505 (ch) (mc) 11”, power feed
Power Supply Cable; for every Power Feed add 15 ft. of cable.
Worksheet 3.
Worksheet 4.
Verify if runs are wall to wall, ceiling to wall, or ceiling
to ceiling.
Note: See box A-1 to determine if isolator connector
is needed.
FLW = Fixture Lamp Wattage Refer A-1 for
Total Wattage
LR = Load Requirement
Choose the support that matches the desired length.
Place number of supports into box D.
150514 (ch) (mc) mid-span power feed
240202 (ch) (mc) 4”, surface mount canopy
240100 (ch) (mc) 11”, power feed cover
240120 (ch) (mc) 9 1/4”, sloped ceiling feed
Each 300W section will require a
power feed, power supply cable,
and transformer.
240203 (ch) (mc) 2”, surface mount canopy
150118 10 gauge, power supply cable
150121 8 gauge, power supply cable
__FLW = __LR
__LR/300W = __isolators
Example:
800W = 800LR
800LR/300W = 2 isolators
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UNI-PLUG SPOT-LIGHTS
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Bruck Green products can be identified with the smart e symbol.
Bruck threaded glass can be identified with the arrow symbol.
with threaded glass you can replace with another color of the same glass.
UNI-PLUG PENDANTS
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