Series Falcon Street Lights for Pedestrian Walkway Lighting in Georgia


This pedestrian walkway lighting upgrade took place in a residential community in Georgia, where the walkways and the children’s play areas had long suffered from weak and inconsistent illumination. Many residents mentioned that the old lights created dark patches, making evening walks and outdoor activities less comfortable, especially for families with young children.

After reviewing the layout of the community — including the narrow paths, open play zones, and greenery — we proposed replacing the old fixtures with over 2,000 units of ZGSM-ST19-50S (3030+EBS-080S105BT2), 4000K, T2M53007 with a 7-pin NEMA socket ( What a NEMA socket does? ) and shorting cap, installed on poles over three meters high.

Once the Series Falcon luminaires were installed, the improvement in pedestrian walkway lighting was immediately noticeable. The lighting became more even and pleasant, and the community felt brighter and considerably safer during the evenings. You can also check out our other LED street lighting products.

The customer told us that the lighting change was “way more noticeable than expected.” According to them, people in the community started mentioning it within the first few nights — especially parents whose kids often play outside after dinner. They said the pedestrian walkway lighting now feel “much clearer” and the new 4000K lights emit a soft and comfortable light. He also told us in the future they plan to use smart lighting system for these smart-ready luminaires.

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ProductModelCCT/ OpticsQuantity
50W Pedestrian Walkway LightingZGSM-ST19-50S4000K,2M2000+

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To quickly find the right lens for your project, please refer to the following standards. But the accurate way is to calculate the most suitable spectral lens through lighting design. You can tell us the layout of the pole, lux requirements, road width, pole height, and pole spacing, and our engineers will provide you with a professional lighting Simulation report.

  • MH1=Road width/Height, if 0< MH1 <1 suggest Type I.
  • MH1=Road width/Height, if 1< MH1 <1.75 suggest Type II.
  • MH1=Road width/Height, if 1.75< MH1 <2.75 suggest Type III.
  • MH1=Road width/Height, if 2.75< MH1 suggest Type IV.
  • MH2=Pole distance/2 Height, if 1< MH2 <2.25 suggest Type XS.
  • MH2=Pole distance/2 Height, if 2.25< MH2 < 3.75 suggest Type XM.
  • MH2=Pole distance/2 Height, if 3.75< MH2 <6 suggest Type XM or XL

The height of the street light pole will determine the wattage of the light that you should buy. If the height of the pole is not more than 5 meters, buy an LED street light wattage that does not exceed 30 watts. For poles between 5 to 12 meters, buy a led street light whose wattage ranges between 30 and 100 watts.

In addition to thermal management, make sure the streetlights you choose have:
Recyclable, tested material.
Wide enough power range.
Broad optical spectrum.
Replaceable components.
High IP & IK and surge rating.
Extra long warranty.
Smart city compatibility.