Philips ZRP220 AD60/60 A5 mounting adapters for Malaga street luminaire Ø60/60 mm 5°

The Philips ZRP220 AD60/60 A5 mounting adapters are designed for use with Malaga street luminaires, providing a secure connection to round poles or brackets with Ø60/60 mm interfaces and a fixed 5° tilt. These adapters enable precise aiming of the luminaire to achieve the required light distribution for road and urban lighting installations, while ensuring a stable mechanical attachment and correct alignment of the fixture.

Advantages

These adapters offer straightforward mechanical compatibility with Ø60/60 mm pole or arm interfaces and maintain a consistent 5° tilt angle for repeatable photometric results. Constructed for outdoor use, the adapters provide reliable fixation and resistance to typical installation stresses, helping to keep luminaires aligned and reducing the need for adjustment after mounting.

Suitable for

• Mounting Malaga street luminaires on round poles or brackets with Ø60/60 mm interface
• Aimed roadway and pathway lighting where a 5° tilt improves distribution
• Urban and residential street lighting installations requiring secure, repeatable alignment

Key specifications

• Compatibility: designed for Ø60/60 mm round pole or bracket interfaces
• Tilt angle: fixed 5° for aimed lighting
• Function: mechanical adapter for attaching and aligning street luminaires
• Application environment: outdoor street and urban lighting installations

How to use

Fit the adapter onto the Ø60/60 mm pole or bracket interface and secure according to the luminaire manufacturer’s mechanical instructions. Mount the Malaga luminaire to the adapter and fasten all bolts and clamps to the specified torque values to ensure a stable connection. Confirm the luminaire orientation corresponds to the intended 5° tilt and verify the alignment before finalizing the installation.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the adapter and pole interface for corrosion or damage before installation, follow mounting torques and sealing instructions from the luminaire manufacturer, and perform periodic checks after high winds or maintenance to confirm secure fixation and correct aiming.