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Without the optional drop-down refractor, the published nominal tables span 3,203–7,731 lm at 21–54W for UTL1 and 7,914–9,656 lm at 60–75W for UTL2. Both offer 3000K/4000K and Type 2R/3R/5 optics. These ranges combine configurations and CCTs, not a single selectable output range. Choose the order code and IES file to meet the required coverage before deciding between models.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet

Further reading
How to Read an IES File

The two-bolt slipfitter fits 1¼–2-inch nominal mast arms, or 1⅝–2⅜-inch outside diameter. Published leveling adjustment is ±5° in 2.5° steps. MV 120–277V is the listed supply option. Measure the arm and check its condition, insertion and installation drawing; an existing 347/480V circuit is not covered by the UTL ordering table just because other LEOTEK families offer HV.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet

Further reading
HPS-to-LED Streetlight Conversion: Selection and Retrofit Guide

DR requires the Type 5 optic and changes both output and light distribution. The sheet publishes separate DR performance rows and BUG ratings with U3 uplight, whereas the standard optics have U0. Use DR where that refractor configuration is appropriate, and calculate its own photometry. Do not apply the standard no-refractor output or uplight rating to a DR-equipped fixture.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet

Further reading
How to Read an IES File

SafeGuard offers flush house-side and front-side shields. The sheet describes the house-side shield’s cutoff at half a mounting height behind the fixture and the front-side shield at one mounting height ahead. Choose the relevant side and include the shield in the IES review. Avoid solving spill solely by installing a higher-output UTL2; output, distribution and shield choice should be evaluated together.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet

Further reading
How to Read an IES File

No. PCR7-CS retains field output adjustment, but its dimming wires are not connected to the receptacle. PCR7-CR connects the dimming wires for a separately supplied wireless node, cannot be combined with CS and is listed only at the maximum output code. Standard PCR7 also has unconnected dimming wires. Specify the control-ready version explicitly when node dimming is required.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet

Further reading
Streetlight CMS Architecture: Nodes, Networks and Central Management

No. The snap-on CTF filter produces an approximate 2200K effect with a 3000K LED, or 2700K with a 4000K LED, and reduces lumen output by approximately 25%. Apply that loss when checking minimum illumination and spacing. The filtered result should not be represented as the unfiltered performance-table output or as a separate native-CCT LED ordering option.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet

Further reading
How to Read an IES File

Use the selected model’s input watts and actual operating/dimming hours. For illustration, replacing a measured 100W load with a 38W UTL1 configuration at 4,000 hours/year reduces nominal energy by 248 kWh per fixture per year: (100−38) × 4,000 ÷ 1,000. This is a calculation example, not a promised project saving; include existing ballast draw, actual schedules and controls in the baseline.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet

Further reading
HPS-to-LED Streetlight Conversion: Selection and Retrofit Guide

The sheet lists a five-year limited luminaire warranty, IP66 optical system, IK10 housing/optics and −40°C to +40°C ambient operation. Specify CF coastal finish where required. SP1 and SP2 are listed fail-to-on surge options at 10kV/5kA and 20kV/10kA. Keep these options and the installed photocontrol in the asset record; an ingress rating is not a guarantee against all corrosion or every surge event.

Specifications & documents
SafeGuard Utility Series Specification Sheet · Leotek General Illumination Products Warranty North America

Further reading
Coastal Streetlight Corrosion: Selection and Maintenance Guide