NEMA Street Light Solution for a Residential Community in Georgia

A developer in Georgia was designing an outdoor lighting system for their newly delivered community. After in-depth communication with ZGSM, we accurately grasped the client’s core needs and tailored a custom NEMA street light solution, implementing 480 Nova series NEMA street lights across the community.

To match the overall architectural aesthetics of the community, we specially customized black NEMA street light housings, visually enhancing the overall quality of the community. The solution comes standard with 7-PIN NEMA smart sockets and short-circuit caps, currently employing a timer dimming mode that automatically reduces power after 10 PM, effectively saving on the community’s daily electricity costs. NEMA street lights also leave options for future upgrades to a smart streetlight system, requiring no additional modifications.

The project has been in operation for over three years without any reported quality issues. Clients have remarked that the lighting in both the car park and leisure areas provides an appropriate brightness without causing glare. They expressed considerable surprise upon learning these luminaires consume merely 30 watts, noting the minimal electricity costs and commending the solution’s outstanding combination of economy and practicality. Furthermore, the premium black casing has significantly enhanced the overall aesthetic quality of the residential complex. Clients have expressed high satisfaction with this bespoke lighting solution.

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ProductModelCCT/ OpticsQuantity
30W NEMA Street LightZGSM-ST18-30S4000K,2M480pcs

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NEMA socket provides an electrical and mechanical connection between the controlling unit and the lamps. ANSI C136.10 and ANSI C136.41 standard clearly define the size of the NEMA socket, the type of locking, the pins for different functions and other details. NEMA socket is a standardized type of connection across the lighting industry which is mainly adopted in US and all other countries.

The 7-pin NEMA interface enables luminaires to accommodate various smart controllers/nodes, thereby facilitating dimming, remote control and centralized management of the LED modules. Furthermore, as a standardized interface, the 7-pin NEMA socket provides a reserve connection for future smart upgrades. This allows system expansion without replacing the entire luminaire, significantly reducing long-term retrofitting costs.

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.