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Lely Beautification MSTU Agenda 07/21/2016
Itit GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION MSTU ADVISORY COMMITTEE 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 103 Naples, FL 34112 AGENDA JULY 21,2016 I. CALL TO ORDER II. ATTENDANCE Tony Branco-Chairman(10/1/17) Robert Slebodnik,Vice Chairman (10/1/18) Kathleen Dammert(10/1/18) Linda Rae Jorgensen(10/1/17) Thomas Connolly(10/1/17) III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: JUNE 16,2016 V. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT-TONY BRANCO VI. PROJECT MANAGERS REPORT-HARRY SELLS A.Budget Report B. Lighting Insp. Report C. Status of Irrigation D.Warren St, Backflow Preventer Protection. E. Tree pruning quotes Commercial Land. VII. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S REPORT-MCGEE&ASSOCIATES VIII. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE REPORT-ROBERT KINDELAN IX. OLD BUSINESS A. UNFINISHED BUSINESS I. Insurance Pebble beach Light pole X NEW BUSINESS A.PROJECT PROPOSALS FOR THE YEAR 1. Refurbishment of Entry 2. Traffic Calming Possible Traffic Ops Presentation—on ongoing St Andrews 3. Study and traffic calming methods. 4. Lighting Pebble Beach Circle, Pebble Beach Cart Crossing,Forest Hills Cart Crossing, and Pinehurst Entry Sign. Potential for Doral Circle 5. Pinehurst HOA sign lighting XI. MEMBER COMMENTS XII. PUBLIC COMMENTS XIII. ADJOURNMENT NEXT MEETING: AUGUST 18,2016 AT 2:00 PM GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION MSTU ADVISORY COMMITTEE 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 103 Naples, Fl 34113 Minutes June 16,2016 I. Call to Order Chairman Branco called the meeting to order at 2:05 PM. A quorum of three was established. II. Attendance Members: Tony Branco, Robert Slebodnik(Excused), Kathleen Dammert(Excused), Linda Jorgensen, Thomas Connolly County: Harry Sells - Project Manager; Dan Schumacher - Project Manager Others: Mike McGee - Landscape Architect; Gary Gorden - CLM; Wendy Warren - Juristaff III. Approval of Agenda Mr. Connolly moved to approve the Agenda subject to the following change: Addition: Item VI. E—Flag Control Second by Ms. Jorgensen. Carried unanimously 3- 0. IV. Approval of Minutes—May 26,2016 Mr. Branco moved to approve the minutes of the May 26, 2016 meeting subject to the following changes: Page 3, Item VIII. Landscape Maintenance Report—Bullet Point 3 - from "...Crown Lilies)...,"to ... Crinum Lilies ...). " Page 3, Item VIII. Landscape Maintenance Report—Bullet Point 7 - from "...The Mimosa tree on Valley Stream Circle)...,"to ... The Mimosa on Valley Stream Circle ...). " Second by Ms. Jorgensen. Carried unanimously 3- 0. V. Chairman's Report—Tony Branco Landscape Maintenance Review Chairman Branco requested updates on the following: • Operation of solar light at the corner of Forest Hills Boulevard and Augusta Boulevard for Lely Golf Estate Monument. Mr. Sells will check the settings for the fixture and adjust as necessary. • In response to a request from the Home Owners Association to light the two monuments at the entrance to Pinehurst Estates, Mr. Branco provided Mr. Sells with product information for a reasonably priced solar-powered, sign light fixture. Mr. Sells will evaluate and report his findings to the Committee. 1 VI. Project Managers Report—Harry Sells A. Budget Report Mr. Sells summarized the"Lely MSTU Fund Budget 152 dated June 16, 2016" for information purposes and provided an overview of the budget noting: • $202,036 of the $214,000 FY16 Ad Valorem tax revenue has been collected. • Operating expense funds remaining available total$3,085.91. • Purchase Orders will be reviewed for modification • Maximum amount Staff can issue for a Purchase Order without getting three quotes is $3K. • Budgeted funds unspent FY16 will be credited to the Reserve fund FY17. • Current carry forward funds total $195,000 ($100K line 38-catastrophe reserve plus $95K line 32 - improvements general). • Estimated cash available of$262,460.43 includes an available balance of$198,892.87 plus $63,567.56 in expenses committed but not spent. B. Lighting Inspection Report Mr. Sells reported: • Nine lights require replacement. • The photo cell for the lights on Pebble Beach Boulevard is not functioning and will be included in the lighting repairs. C. Status of Irrigation Mr. Sells reported: Irrigation System • The County Manager's office is returning the irrigation water distribution to a central irrigation system under the direction of the County including incorporating the MSTU systems. • Staff attended a training session on the Motorola system. • The rain sensor switch is operational; however the sensors may not be functioning. • Commercial Land Maintenance(CLM)tests sensors monthly and will verify they are working. • Flow rates are not being recorded. • The Growth Management Division is receiving complaints from the public regarding absence of irrigation on the median and arterial roadways. D. Warren Street Backflow Preventer Protection Mr. Sells reported the Right of Way permit at a cost of$1K has been issued. He will submit the permit to Commercial Land Maintenance(CLM)and authorize installation of the posts. Installation will commence in ten days to two weeks. Chairman Branco requested CLM ensure the location of any utilities in the area are properly field identified before any work initiates. E. Flag Control The Committee discussed responsibility for changing flags and requested clarification on party designated within the County for notification of flag lowering: • Historically Staff has assumed responsibility for adjusting flag height. • The American Flag must be higher than other surrounding flags. 2 Mr. Sells will contact the County Manager to clarify responsibility for flag lowering notification and report his findings to the Committee. VII. Landscape Architect Report—McGee& Associates Mr. McGee submitted the "Landscape Observation Report: -FY 15-16, 06/10/16 for information purposes and the following items were discussed: St.Andrews Boulevard & US 41 Recommend replacement of Bougainvillea. CLM to provide quote. St. Andrews Boulevard Median #13 —Plant approximately twenty-four Crown of Thorns on west end damaged by auto accident. CLM to provide proposal. Median#18—Recommend collection of soil samples for analysis in the areas where the Bougainvillea are yellowing. Alternative treatment is 8-10-10 shrub fertilization as noted in report. US 41 to Suncoast Credit Union Driveway Three Oak trees need structural, sprout reduction and canopy lift type pruning. Shrub plantings on Suncoast side to be replanted with variegated dwarf Arboricola `Trinnette' due to previous Suncoast Credit Union construction. Doral Circle/West Right of Way Trees on the east side of the Podocarpus hedge are overhanging the sidewalk and should be pruned back to the Right of Way or fence line. CLM will schedule tree trimming for next regular maintenance service. Median#23—Recommend installation of four Lantana Montevidensis in Lavender Weeping color on north end and six Ixora plants toward south end of median. CLM to provide proposal. Forest Hills Cart Crossing south of Right of Way Four Mahogany trees along the lake, maintained by the MSTU, require canopy lifting to fifteen feet over the travel lane. CLM to provide proposal—lift required. During Committee discussion sod replacement was tabled to a future meeting. Mr. Sells will solicit quotes from CLM for all plant material replacement and tree trimming as specified in section VII. Mr. Connolly motioned to approve Commercial Land Maintenance trim eight trees, (four Mahogany Trees, three Oak Trees and the Palm Tree by the solar panel), at a cost not to exceed two thousand dollars. Second by Mr. Branco. Carried unanimously 3—0. VIII. Landscape Maintenance Report—Gary Gorden Mr. Gorden, Commercial Land Maintenance(CLM),updated the Committee on the landscape maintenance noting: • Items on Mr. McGee's report will be addressed. 3 • Quotes as requested including the front entry refurbishment designed by Mr. McGee will be provided. • Treatment has been applied to control the outbreak of chinch bugs on Valley Stream Circle. IX. Old Business A. Unfinished Business 1. Insurance Pebble beach Light pole Mr. Sells reported he is awaiting a response on the claim. XI. New Business A. Project Proposals for the year The Committee discussed the following projects for consideration: 1. Refurbishment of Entry Landscaping Mr. McGee presented four landscape designs for the Committee's consideration. The Committee decided not to proceed pending completion of Florida Light and Power site work and requested the topic be included in the July Agenda. Monument Refurbishment The Committee discussed restoration of the front monuments including power washing and painting noting finished product should be compatible with the monuments at Doral Circle and Augusta Boulevard. The Committee requested Staffproceed with quotes for restoration of the front monument. Mr. McGee suggested the protective Bollards by the pump station be cleaned, repainted and included in the monument restoration. The Committee discussed defining the community entrance just past the bank with monument markers or a paver threshold. The concept will be explored at future meetings. 2. Traffic Calming Possible Traffic Ops Presentation—on ongoing St. Andrews This item is addressed in #3. 3. Study and traffic calming methods Mr. Sells distributed a copy of the "St. Andrews Boulevard at Wildflower Way Multi-Way Stop Analysis" prepared by the Collier County Growth Management Department Operations Section. The Study recommends a multi-way stop sign at the intersection of St. Andrews Boulevard at Wildflower Way. The Committee expressed concern the "stop sign"would disrupt traffic flow and be a negative solution for residents. 4. Lighting Pebble Beach Circle, Pebble Beach Cart Crossing, Forest Hills Cart Crossing, and Pinehurst Entry Sign. Potential for Doral Circle 4 XII. Member Comments None XIII. Public Comments None There being no further business to come before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned by the Chair at 3:25 PM. LELY GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION MSTU ADVISORY COMMITTEE Tony Branco, Chairman The Minutes were approved by the Committee on 2016, as presented , or as amended NEXT MEETING: JULY 21, 2016-2:00 PM EAST NAPLES BRANCH LIBRARY 8787 TAMIAMI TRAIL EAST NAPLES, FL 34112 5 LELY MSTU FUND 152 July 21,2016 Vendor Item PO# Budget Commitments Expenditures Total 1 CUR AD VALOREM TAX $ (214,000.00) $ - $ (205,957.50) $ (8,042.50) 2 DEL AD VALOREM $ - $ - $ - $ - 3 OVERNIGHT INTEREST $ - $ - $ (82.52) $ 82.52 4 INVESTMENT INTEREST $ (1,000.00) $ - $ (2,405.07) $ 1,405.07 5 INS CO REFUNDS $ - $ - $ - $ - 6 INTEREST TAX COLLECTOR $ - $ - $ (8.11) $ 8.11 7 REVENUE STRUCTURE $ (215,000.00) $ - $ (208,453.20) $ (6,546.80) 8 TRANSFERS FROM PROP APP $ - $ - S - $ - 9 TRANSFERS FROM TAX COLL $ - $ - $ - $ - 10 CARRY FORWARD GEN $ (183,900.00) $ - $ - $ (183,900.00) 11 NEG 5%EST REV $ 10,800.00 $ - $ - $ 10,800.00 12 TRANSFERS&CONTRIB $ (173,100.00) $ - $ - $ (173,100.00) 13 TOTAL REVENUE $ (388,100.00) $ - $ (208,453.20) $ (179,646.80) 14 ENG FEES OTHER McGee&Associates Landscape Architect 4500163037 $ 15,000.00 $ 4,607.20 $ 7,297.80 $ 3,095.00 15 INDIRECT COST REIMBURS Collier County Indirect Cost Direct Pay $ 2,300.00 $ - $ 2,300.00 $ Florida Land Maintenance Emergency Clean up 4500164501 $ 1,090.00 Florida Land Maintenance Plants at entrance 4500163894 $ - $ 2,312.00 16 LANDSCAPE INCIDENTALS $ 10,000.00 $ 1,090.00 $ 2,312.00 $ 6,598.00 Florida Land Maintenance Grounds Maintenance 4500163079 $ 29,089.06 $ 45,710.94 Florida Land Maintenance Install sod-Valley stream 8 Dorsi Circle 4500167535 $ 50.77 $ 2,174.23 Florida Land Maintenance Installation of plants&palms 4500164536 $ 9.42 $ 5,775.58 $ 81,000.00 $ 29,149.25 $ 53,660.75 $ (1,810.00)1 18 ELECTRICITY FPL Electricity 4700002750 $ 5,000.00 $ 1,188.69 $ 3,331.31 $ 480.00 19 WATER AND SEWER Collier County Utilities Water Usage 4700002786 $ 6,000.00 $ 4,463.73 $ 9,536.27 $ (8,000.00) 20 RENT EQUIPMENT J.M.Todd Shared Copier Lease 4500163346 $ 300.00 $ - $ 133.06 $ 166.94 21 INSURANCE GENERAL Collier County Insurance General Direct Pay $ 600.00 $ 150.00 $ 450.00 $ - 22 BUILDING RM ISF Collier County Facilities(Flags) Direct Pay $ - $ - $ 243.38 $ (243.38) FIS Pumps&related items 4500164385 $ 1,363.07 $ 636.93 FIS Irrigation Parts Visa $ - $ 324.78 Contemporary Control trouble shooting 4500165702 $ 1,212.50 $ 287.50 22 SPRINKLER SYSTEM MAINT $ 3,000.00 $ 2,575.57 $ 1,249.21 $ (824.78) 23 MULCH Forestry Resources Mulch 4500163325 $ 12,000.00 $ 1,441.35 $ 5,875.20 $ 4,683.45 Harts Electric Trouble shoot 4500166211 $ 399.40 $ 1,680.60 Harts Electric Doral Sign Light 4500164529 $ - $ 144.50 Harts Electric Trouble shooting 4500163311 S - $ 24 LIGHTING MAINTENANCE $ 10,000.00 399.40 $ 1,825.10 $ 7,775.50 Juristaff Transcriptionist 4500162798 4, 2,245.80 $ 1,754.20 Simmonds Install 17 lamps&10 Ballast 4500164502 $ 1,468.73 $ 2,526.27 Simmonds Install 13 lamps&10 Ballast TBD $ 3,316.00 $ - Signs&Things Repair Sign on Doral 4500164833 $ - $ 350.00 Whited Holiday Holiday Decor 4500163317 $ - $ 2,185.00 25 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS $ 5,000.00 $ 7,030.53 $ 6,815.47 $ (8,846.00) 26 OFFICE SUPPLIES Staples Advantage Office Supplies 4500162385 $ 300.00 $ 155.21 $ 44.79 $ 100.00 27 COPYING CHARGES J.M.Todd Copier CPC 4500163436 $ 300.00 $ 98.82 $ 201.18 $ Florikan Fertilizer 4500163315 $ 382.50 $ 2,180.25 John Deere Fertilizer 4500163367 $ 100.00 $ 242.32 Diamond Fertilizer Fertilizer 4500163316 $ 226.06 $ - 28 FERT HERB CHEM $ 3,000.00 $ 708.56 $ 2,422.57 $ (131.13) 29 MINOR OPERATING Microsolft Windows Pro/Plus Visa $ - $ - $ 189.63 $ (189.63) 30 OTHER TRAINING New Urban Research Visa $ 84.28 $ (84.28) 31 OTHER OPER SUPPLIES Atlanta Light Bulbs,Inc. Light bulbs for street lights Visa $ 100.00 $ - $ 231.56 $ (131.56) 32 OPERATING EXPENSE $ 153,900.00 $ 53,058.31 $ 98,203.56 $ 2,638.13 33 IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL $ 95,000.00 $ $ - $ 95,000.00 34 CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 95,000.00 $ - $ - $ 95,000.00 35 REIMBURSEMENT FOR STAFF SUPPORT $ 31,700.00 $ - $ 31,700.00 $ - 36 Budget Trans from Appraiser $ 2,000.00 $ - $ 1,766.22 $ 233.78 37 Budget Trans from Tax Collector $ 5,500.00 $ - $ 5,119.14 $ 380.36 38 TRANSFERS $ 39,200.00 $ - $ 38,585.36 $ 614.64 39 CATASTROPHE/HURRICANE RESERVE $ 100,000.00 $ - $ - $ 100,000.00 40 RESERVES $ 100,000.00 $ - $ - $ 100,000.00 41 TOTAL BUDGET $ 388,100.00 $ 53,058.31 $ 136,788.92 $ 198,252.77 Total Available Balance $ 198,252.77 Plus Commited And Not Spent $ 53,058.3' 119,917,030 FY 10 r,..,T..,,,.V,.,,,, 104,325,032 FY 11 F..,T.,..,.V.,,.. 95,871,609 FY 12 Final Taxable Value I Estimated Cash $ 251,311.08 I 92,697,303 FY 13 F,..,T...5,.V.I.. Estimated Cash Less 95,718,423 FY 14 F,,,,,T.,..,.V.,.. Uncollected Ad Valorem Taxes $ 243,268.58 99.596,489 FY 15 F,.,,T...,,,.V.,.. 107,021,195 FY 16 J.,,T.,,,,,V.I.. 7.45%A.,.15..16 FY16 FY15 Millage 2.0000 2.0000 Extension 214,042 199,193 2 mill cap P... ,,,T..L,.,,...,..Im .. 107,021,195 302,425 Pio.:A.,.,,.,....#1 TV C.m...... 0 A.,,T.,..,.V.,.. 105,718,770 199,193 R.u..B..,R...(i...A,....O..) 1.8665 91%o.Rolled B.C.R... 1.6985 LELY MSTU LIGHTING INSPECTIONS ST.ANDREWS ENTRANCE OFF US41 LIGHT DESCRIPTION Inspection 5/31 30-Jun Flagpole Light-i Y Y Flagpole Light-1 Y Y No/East side not No/East side not Flagpole Light-i working working Sign Light-North US41 Y Y Sign Light-South US41 Y Y Single Luminare-1 Y Y Single Luminare-2 Y 'Y Single Luminare-3 Y Y Single Luminare-4 Y Y Single Luminare-5 Y Y Single Luminare-6 Y Y Single Luminare-7 N Y Single Luminare-8 N N Single Luminare-9 Y Y Single Luminare-10 Y N Single Luminare-11 Y Y PEBBLE BEACH LIGHTING Double Luminare-1 Y Y Double Luminare-2 Y N BOTH NOT BOTH NOT Double Luminare-3 WORKING WORKING No/East side not No/East side not Double Luminare-4 working working Double Luminare-5 Y Y Double Luminare-6 Y Y Double Luminare-7 Y Y Double Luminare-8 Y Y Double Luminare-9 Y Y Double Luminare-10 Y Y No/East side not No/East side not Double Luminare-11 working working Double Luminare-12 Y Y Double Luminare-13 Y Y Double Luminare-14 Y Y Double Luminare-15 Y Y No/East side not No/East side not Double Luminare-16 working working Double Luminare-17 Y Y Double Luminare-18 Y Y Double Luminare-19 Y Y Double Luminare-20 Y Y Double Luminare-21 Y Y Single Luminare-22 Y Y Single Luminare-23 Y Y SOLAR LIGHT @AUGUSTA Solar Light-@Augusta Y Y DORAL CIRCLE LIGHTING No/East side not No/East side not Double Luminare-D-1 working working Double Luminare-D-2 N N Sign Light-DS-1 Y Y Sign Light-DS-2 Y Y Single Luminare-B1 Y Y Single Luminare-B2 Y Y Single Luminare-B3 Y Y Single Luminare-B4 Y �Y 4111111111e , 00111 - - ---— ' -- ' - , : ,:t.: 1 --.4-.' b Light circuit #2 Optic Eye power 5I 1054:"'s ie�tffZ mk` i An4.r1 j 0 i ' f Light circuit #1 Optic Eye power - illPower Surge Protector Manual, Off, a^r.,rh e Auto Switch Power r • J I 4 > . Main power / V r Disconnect tJ I • 1 __ , i , t t 2 Circuit, 220 Volt- j v Relay Operated by ", Optic Eve ' I li Surge Protector [ E ,: r,, Florida Land Maintenance, Inc. Estimate 3980 Exchange Avenue Naples, FL 34104 239.643.6205 Estimate Date: 7/19/2016 Estimate#: E1105411 Project: 162541-634999 Bill To: P.O. NO.: 4500163079 Terms: Net 30 Collier County Board of County Commission Clerk's Finance Department 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 700 Napels, FL 34112-5749 Estimate is valid for 30 days from date above Description Qty. Rate Total Lely: The following estimate is for pruning trees at Lely. Three oaks at entrance on St. Andrews and four mahogany trees at Forest Hills. Requested by Harry Sells. Laborer/helper-lift and structual prune trees, per hour 12 55.00 660.00 Laborer/helper-to assist, per hour 20 55.00 1,100.00 Bobcat and Operator, per hour (Genie Boom Lift) 10 50.00 500.00 Estimated Dumping Fees for materials removed from 1 90.00 90.00 site. Actual amount will be billed. 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W MEM MM..MOM ► Built to last �� From mountaintops to off-shore platforms, on weather stations in the bitter cold of Antarctica and on telephone signal repeaters in the hot Australian W ENNUI outback, the technology has been proven in the harshest environments. ► Accessible junction box for ` �w-', off-grid connections . J-type junction box has accessible terminals for easier module interconnections in off-grid applications, and it allows fitting cable glands for f various sections. ► Thick, durable scratch resistant back sheet The thick back sheet provides extra W' insulation and increased resistance to �i , protect your module against rough = = handling. Made of white polyester, it ensures longer term performance and ► High reliability increased energy production. 010.' 41111111% Cell interconnections and diode 41444" 411111110011% placement use well-established industry practice and are field-proven to provide excellent reliability. Illiiiiihn. ► Quality and certifications ISO 9001 ISO 9001 factory certification ensures that our manufacturing facilities use proven manufacturing and quality control processes. Certified to IEC 61215 and 61730 0- Certified to UL1703 and ULC1703 �tk Certified for use in Class 1, Division 2 Hazardous locations CE Conforms with European Directive 2006/95/EC Photographs are intended to portray typical module appearance,actual module appearance may vary. 30W PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE - 30J Electrical characteristics AMERESCO d-0 Green . Clean • Sustainable to STC 1000W/m2 (2)NOCT 800W/m2 796[31.3] Maximum power(Pmax) 30W 22W - Including screw heads Voltage at Pmax(Vmpp) 17.9V 15.9V 790[31.1]Without screw heads I Current at Pmax(Impp) 1.68A 1.36A front view Short circuit current(IS°) 1.74A 1.4A I .:r Open circuit voltage(Vac) 22.1V 20.1V Module efficiency 10.5% Tolerance(Pmax) ±10% M 1 II Nominal voltage 12V I -II Efficiency reduction at 200W/m2 <5%reduction(efficiency 10%) Limiting reverse current 1.94A Temperature coefficient of IS° 0.105%/°C - .::.-77771.-,'.' side view Temperature coefficient of V0e -0.360%/°C so z.o] Temperature coefficient of(Pmax) -0.45%/°C 20[0.8] (3)NOCT 47±2°C Including screw heads 225[8.9] 305[12.0] Maximum series fuse rating 5A back view Application class(according to IEC 61730:2007) Class C Maximum system voltage 50V(U.S. NEC)/1000V(IEC 61730:2007) 1 Values at Standard Test Conditions(STC):1000W/m2 irradiance,AM1.5 solar spectrum and 25°C module temperature ri i r-- 2:Values at 800W/m2 irradiance,Nominal Operation Cell Temperature(NOCT)and AM1.5 solar spectrum m ` jil�'�"�I 3:Nominal Operation Cell Temperature:Module operation temperature at 800W/m2 irradiance,20°C air M - temperature.1 m/s wind speed Mechanical characteristics Solar cells 36 crystalline silicon cut cells in series I Ground hole \ 130[5.1] 2 places 152.5[6.0] 245[9.7] Front cover High transmission 3.2mm (1/8th in)glass Junction Box dimensions: Encapsulant EVA Mounting Holes 9.3[.36],Ground Holes 4.1[.16] 163.50 0 112.50 x 37.50 (Mtg.holes sized to accommodate 8mm(5/16")fasteners) [6.4 x 4.4 x 1.5] Back cover White polyester Dimensions in mm[in]. Frame Silver anodized aluminum Junction box IP65 with 4 terminal screw connection block; accepts Temperature-dependence of performance PG 13.5, M20 13mm (1/2")conduit, or cable fittings Q 2.0 accepting 6-12mm diameter cable. Terminals accept 2.5 10mm2(8-14 AWG)wire 1.5 Dimensions 796 x 358 x 50mm/31.3 x 14.1 x 2in Weight 3.9kg/8.6lbs1° All dimensional tolerances within±1%unless otherwise stated. 0.5 t� -t=0°C a3 nt16 _t=25°C t=50°C ► Free from defects in materials and workmanship for 2 years -t=75°C ► 90%min. power output over 12 years 0 25 ► Optional 25 years available 0 5 10 20 Voltage(V) Refer to warranty document for terms and conditions. Irradiance-dependence of performance 1.8 Certification t 2 1.6 l000w/m2 Certified according to the extended version of the IEC 61215(ed.2), 0 1A EN 61215:2005-08(Crystalline silicon terrestrial photovoltaic modules- g00W/m2 1.2 Design qualification and type approval). 1.0 - sooty/m2 N Certified according to IEC 61730-1 and IEC 61730-2(ed.1), 08 EN 61730-1:2007-05 and EN 61730-2:2007-05. (Photovoltaic module safety 0.6 -400W/m2 qualification, requirements for construction and testing). 04 """- '1 0.2 200W/co `e. Listed to UL 1703&ULC ORD-C1703 Standard for Safety by Intertek ETL. 0 ° 5 10 15 20 Class C Fire Rating. voltage(v) For more information, call 855-43-SOLAR or Approved by Intertek ETL according to FM 3611, Dec 2004, and according to visit www.amerescosolar.com. CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 213-M1987, 1st Edition, Reaffirmed 2004, for use in a This publication summarises produc warranty and specificat ons which are subject to change w hout notice. Class I, Division 2, Group A, B, C, D Hazardous(Classified)Location. m2013 Ameresco,Inc.Ameresco and Me Ameresco logo,Meobsymbol and Metagline"Green.Clean.Sustainable." are registered in Me U.S.Patent and Trademark Office.All rights reserved.PS-4856-01-1/13 10 00.0 QUANS 30W Warm White 12V 24V DC Ultra Bright LED Security Wash Flood light Fl... Page 5 of 6 Comment One person found this helpful.Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report great product abuse Published 11 months ago by Thomas Great light,and works on a 24V system over a long distance solar power use By Len on February 4,2016 Great light for solar use,very bright Recommended to buy a motion sensor Published 12 months ago by kevin sheehan It wasn't easy finding a light that accepted 12-24 volts.I thought that using this light on a 24V system over a longer distance(150ft)wouldn't dim due to the noticeable voltage drop.It works great!No Search Customer Reviews flickering at all,and it stood up to some pretty heavy rains recently.It illuminates a pretty decent area. bought 2 thus far and would buy more if I had use for them. 1 :>carai .,Tent Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Reno= acuse Nice and bright and all LEDS work By Barry on May 27,2016 Nice and bright and all LEDS work,but the pair I got only draw 1.9 Amps each.That works out to 23 Watts. Comment One person found this helpful.Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report abuse Warm color is nice on the eyes but maybe does not feel as... By F ichard I on January 20,2016 `Iia:;nn..n.,_ Warm color is nice on the eyes but maybe does not feel as bright as the whiter/bluer versions of led. Comment One person found this helpful.Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report abuse See all 10 customer reviews(newest first) write a customer review What Other Items Do Customers fitly After Viewing This Item? 4:3 GLWS 10w 12v Ac or Dc Warm White Led Flood Light Waterproof Outdoor Lights 750lm 80w Halogen Bulb Equivalent Black Case 470 S9.79 4tr.\ QUANS 20W 12V 24V AC DC Ultra Bright White LED Security Wash Flood light Floodlight Lamp High Power Black Case 13 $34.99 ALe. QUANS 20W 12V 24V AC DC Ultra Bright White LED Security Wash Flood light Floodlight Lamp High Power Black Case.. 13 ' $29.99 AGLWt low 12v Ac or Dc Led Flood Light Waterproof Daylight White Outdoor Lights 7501m Spotlight Lamp 80w Halogen Bulb t 10 182 $9.59 https://www.amazon.com/QUANS-Security-Floodlight-Waterproof-Superbright/dpB OOT5... 7/14/2016 QIJANS 30W Warm White 12V 24V DC Ultra Bright LED Security Wash Flood light Fl... Page 4 of 6 QUANS 3OW Warm White 12V 24V DC Ultra... Ctsstomel rid out of 5 stIrP _ "... 410 5 star 60% Share your thoughts with other customers 4 star 20h 3 star 20°A Write a customer rem sw 2 star ,3... I star n., See ell 16 cos Omer-evie,,.- Top Customer Reviews Very Impressed By Ji.vi";Thomason on March 6,2016 AC 12V :, rye had 4 of these mounted on a rail on my bowfishing boat for a year now without issue.Im naming 12v and they v ork great.Very bright warm white and last nearly all night on a marine battery. Bracket is thin metal so you may need to reinforce it as I had to,but the actual light is superb, 1 *' Cornmenr )people round thie helpful Was this review helpful to you% Yes No QUANS 21OW Flood L.rehl Larger than I thought,Bright and Works Well ByMirfujelonMay f0.2016 m e ` 12-24V gi This light is really bri Iht but it does have a slight greenish lint to the color which I hear is common of r --„ the more Mast ensivu LED products.Time will tell on the durability It does have some CE certifiwtlor which makes ne fee a little bit better about the quality and st fety over some other products.This ligr larger than 1 eu pedal it to be though,so you might want to check the dimensions before you order. C ommeni )ne p arson found this helpful Was this review helpir I to you Yes No Great light,and works on a 24V system over a long distance By Len Ort Fet-uary 1.2016 e- It wasn't easy inding a light that accepted 12-24 volts.I thought that using this light one 24V system longer distance(150nl wouldn't dim due tome noticeable voltage drop.It works great!No flickering a stood up to some pretty heavy rains recently.It illuminates a pretty decent area.I bought 2 thus far ar buy more if I had use for them. Commer, Nas this review helpful to you? Yes No Report abuse ( Search Nice and bright and all LEDS work By Barry on May 27.2016 Verifivul Nice and bright and all LEDS work,but the pair I got only draw 1.9 Amps each.That works out to 23 Watts. Comment One person found this helpful.Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report abuse Warm color Is nice on the eyes but maybe does not feel as... By Richard I on January 20,2016 Veriiu.ui Purtile;_.. Warm color is nice on the eyes but maybe does not feel as bright as the whiter/bluer versions of led. Comment One person found this helpful Was this review helpful to you Yes No Report abuse See all 10 customer reviews inewest first) Write a customer review 3 https://www.amazon.com/QUANS-Security-Floodlight-Waterproof-Superbright/dp/BO0T5... 7/14/2016 F,: - ,, 1, FLO6 Solar`Multi-Purpose'45 LED Floodlight/Sign Light 45 super bright(lee®LED's providing approximately 60-75 watts of incandescent light. Each LED provides 6 Lumens at source.Total 270 Lumens. Can typically light up an area up to approximately 3o'x 3o'and maybe beyond,subject to the . extent of what a 6o-75 watt light fixture can provide and subject to that amount of light being acceptable. Install additional fixtures for larger areas or for more intense illumination. This fixture can typically illuminate a sign up to approximately 8'x 6',subject to the extent of what a 6o-75 watt light fixture can provide. OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS TS Install additional fixtures for more intense illumination of a sign or for longer length signs. PRODUCT:FIAT May provide flag pole illumination up to approx.z5'to 30'high,or maybe higher,subject to the extent of what a 6o-75 watt light fixture can provide. . 1111111 May be wall mounted or ground mounted.Use a concrete paver for ground mounting if no surface exists. For uplighting from the ground,we recommend using our ground spike kit(not supplied). A ground spike kit is available as an optional extra(product code FLot). For attaching this fixture directly to a round post,round pole or flag pole we recommend using our clamp attachment kit(product code FL12). A solar panel clamp attachment kit is available as an optional extra and enables the solar panel to be fixed to a round post,round pole or flag pole(product code FL13). Wall bracket(supplied attached to the floodlight)is approx.4.5"x4"(LxW)and has 3 holes OPTIONAL A7TAl-IiMENT5 pre-drilled to allow fixing. PRODUCT:Fl.I Wall bracket allows tilt adjustment of floodlight head. The solar panel has a fold-out'U shaped'steel support bracket which folds out from the aluminum frame of the solar panel,it is approx.14"long and approx.1/4"wide and when fully - folded out it will protrude approx.4". The fold-out solar panel bracket can be drilled to allow it to be fixed to a vertical or horizontal surface and can be positioned so that the correct tilt angle to the sky can be set. >- o 6 C to z crc z a OrrlDNUArrwcluENTs 0 PRODUCT:FLn + W 1 . r • ...., s k .. _, ,,,,, ,.5 O.. OPTIONAL ATTACIIMFNT3 U PRODUCT.R001 Ill a One Year*yr Low Price ' No Hassle* Worldwide yrLifetime Warranty Guarantee Returns Shipping Tech Support 5611 Halifax Avenue Fort Myers FL - 33912 USA Phone:239-461-5522 Fax:239-337-7887 MONDAY-FRIDAY 10.00AM-4.00PM(US EASTERN TIME) www.solarillutninations.com sales@solarilluminations.com Cs/ 0449 h/irwj ittifit -i - 1: 1 .1 ..: 4' . iffilif i, i i is r, I, # 011 4., -1111 / if & it it i -.'- t1 l 1 , 111i ! i _ i 0 IT ' - 1 16 1 It I 1 I E 1 1 i 1 i - 1 I i I ft 1 i 1 411 i I Ili i i { 1 .... . i iv,, .' „. i I 1. ....,- m ,-.i 1 1 rryW(f) ''1 7:I* . a• 4 '• 0 0•, -- . 1 ?6' _ .. . , .. ,,.. .,, ..a - .„.... ,... 27 . 0—4 -0 11/ 0 0 A• '.`-'..! 2 II Z RI_ g D ° (f) * 5 . E 0 /ea ..., 47. ril En •• ••••• * 1 Pr 0 c.;; ,... ,-. i :45"3., ! a P .. L 61 ff -,` 1 'R 0 .(xi I 0. 0. 0 0 c, o INI) ---DJ 0 a x Oa r- r el ...4 } (D . NonflO E '' 1 c, . 9 . 1411:1b — i pr , 0 .,..,, Cirl h,ak Pt! g'lligr M i i ,i., Solar Lights PER INSTALLATION, Two needed 1 Solar Panel 30 watts 1 12VDC battery and container 1 Charging regulator 1 Control box 1 12 VDC photo cell 1/ G31 - DEKA SPECIFICATIONS Valve-Regulated,Gelled-Electrolyte Battery Nominal Voltage(V) 12V Capacity at C/100 108Ah Capacity at C/20 97.6Ah Weight 70 Lbs. (31.8kg) SOLJAIR rramitic(*MUMS Plate Alloy Lead Calcium Posts Forged Terminals&Bushings Container/Cover Polypropylene Operating Temperature Range -76°F(-60°C)to 140°F(60°C) For Charging Parameters please refer to www.mkbattery.com DIMENSIONS Click on Technical Data,then on Photovoltaic Charging Parameters in the PV/Solar section Length(mm) 12.93(329 mm) Width(mm) 6.75(171 mm) Vent Self Sealing Height(mm) 9.34(237 mm) Electrolyte Sulfuric acid thixotropic gel Gel Cycle Life vs Depth of Discharge at+25°C(77°F) Terminal: X(STUD) Based on BCI 2-hour Capacity 10000 5084 f— —ff111111111111f�f�ft{ift111INIIIIMIIMMIIIIIIMMII — ---till•----- i000 I _II IUUUl•■ om U eeeeel �� eeeeeleeee� ecce•eeelee�ee�eeeeeeee�eeeeeeeeel Rated non-spillable by ICAO, IATA and DOT �� EM M 500 F— f— f—f— � r-1• MENM 111 Made in U.S.A. by East Penn Manufacturing Co., Inc. 100, .. .. .. ., 111 10 25 50 80 100 %Depth of Diednrge MK Battery 1631 South Sinclair Street•Anaheim,California 92806 Toll Free:800-372-9253•Fax:714-937-0818•E-mail:sales@mkbattery.com ��- ` • For more information on this product and our full-range of solutions, AMERESCO 1�r contact Ameresco at 1-855-43-SOLAR Green • Clean • Sustainable lof P5-4068-00-0/11 01.00.0 M data subject to change without notice.No part of this document may be copied or reproduced,electronically or mechanically,without written permission from the company.02011 MK Battery