ZGSM Halo Series Residential Street Light Project in Czech Old Town


In a historic residential area of the Czech Republic, the original street lights were outdated halogen bulbs ( What’s the problems of traditional lighting in antique lamp post? ), resulting in dim street lighting. Narrow parking spaces and poor visibility led to frequent minor collisions, raising safety concerns among local residents.

To address these issues, the municipal lighting department decided to upgrade the area with modern LED street lights. After comparing different brands and models, they ultimately selected the ZGSM Halo series residential street light. A total of 101 45 watt residential street light were installed, standing 9 meters tall ( Why cares about the height of street light? ), and equipped with T2M53007 lenses to ensure optimal light distribution in the narrow streets and parking lots.

After the upgrade, street brightness significantly improved, lighting became more uniform, and visibility was greatly enhanced. Residents reported feeling safer returning home at night, and minor traffic accidents in the parking lots have significantly decreased. The municipal lighting department highly praised the reliable performance and elegant design of the Halo series residential street light, noting that the solution met both the safety and aesthetic requirements of the historic district.

Download

datasheet installation Manual

Project details:

ProductModelCCT/ OpticsQuantity
45W Residential Street LightZGSM-ST20-XXSE2700K,2M101pcs

.

Products Used

Video

Related Products

Related Projects

Related Blogs

People also ask

Streetlight height depends on several factors, including the road or area width, desired illumination level, type of lamp and beam angle, and safety requirements. Wider roads or open spaces usually need taller poles, while narrower streets or pedestrian areas use lower heights to ensure uniform lighting and reduce glare.

The ZGSM Halo Series residential street lights range from 20W to 150W and feature a sleek, full die-cast aluminum design with high efficiency up to 170 lm/W. They include 10/20KV surge protection, IP66 & IK08/IK10 ratings, multiple mounting options, and optional Class I or II. Professional light distribution is achieved with various asymmetric lenses, and the lights are ENEC, CE, and CB certified.

The General Product Safety Directive 2001/95/EC and the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU requires as safety principles that with light sources and luminaires no danger from radiation can occur. In Europe, EN 62471 is the product safety standard for lamps and lamp systems and is harmonized under the European safety directives EN 62471, which is based on the international IEC 62471 standard, classifies light sources into Risk Groups 0, 1, 2, and 3 (from 0 = no risk through to 3 = high risk) and provides for cautions and warnings for consumers if needed. Typical consumer products are in the lowest risk categories and are safe for use.