Series ZOOM Parking lot lighting in Israel


In Israel, a newly built large parking lot has officially opened. The parking lot lighting fixtures selected for this project are the high-performance ZOOM series LED floodlights. The parking lot is surrounded by residential communities and bustling shopping malls, resulting in high pedestrian and vehicle traffic, and therefore, it has high lighting requirements. This parking lot lighting has a power of 400W and uses Lumileds 3030 light source, which has many advantages such as high efficiency and stability. Its light-emitting angle is 90°, which can evenly diffuse light over a wider area, ensuring that every corner of the parking lot is illuminated (parking lot lighting design). The color temperature of the lamp is 4000K, this neutral white light is neither too harsh nor too dim, providing clear and bright visibility that allows drivers and pedestrians to easily see the roads and surrounding environment in the parking lot, effectively reducing the risk of traffic accidents.

A total of 144 such LED floodlights were installed for the entire parking lot lighting. The perimeter of the parking lot uses a two-lamp-per-pole arrangement, illuminating one side, while the inner lanes and the central open area use a four-lamp-per-pole arrangement to enhance illumination and prevent dark areas in the center and sudden drops in brightness at lane intersections.  The symmetrical and staggered arrangement of the luminaires reduces the checkerboard effect and striped dark patterns, resulting in uniform lighting throughout the entire parking lot (Set reasonable luminaire arrangement for uniformity lighting).

This advanced parking lot lighting system, with its outstanding product performance, provides efficient, energy-saving, and safe lighting for this newly built parking lot in Israel.

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Product Model CCT/ Optics Quantity
400W Parking lot lighting ZGSM-FL07-400XL 4000K/90° 144

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LED lighting is the preferred choice, combined with reasonable optical distribution, intelligent control, and installation height, balancing safety, uniformity, energy saving, and maintenance costs. Traditional HID lighting is gradually being replaced by LED lighting due to its advantages such as higher energy efficiency, adjustable optics, longer lifespan (approximately 10 times that of HID), and less maintenance.

Suitable lighting products for outdoor open-air parking lots:

LED floodlights/spotlights: Used for large-area uniform lighting, suitable for open areas and entrances/exits.

Pole-mounted area lights/streetlights: Mounted on pillars or sides, providing wide coverage and flexible placement, facilitating zoned and layered lighting.

Guardrail lights/wall lights: Used for narrow or wall-mounted areas, saving space and beneficial for passageway and boundary lighting.

Solar lighting: Integrates photovoltaics and lighting, providing both rain and sun protection and renewable energy power supply, suitable for new construction or renovation projects.

Illuminance Recommendations: Average level of 20–50 lx for general areas; 100–200 lx for lanes; 50–100 lx for parking spaces; ≥50 lx for entrances/payment areas.

Uniformity and Glare: Prioritize improving uniformity and vertical illuminance, controlling glare and spillage, and avoiding uneven lighting and the "black hole effect."

Color Temperature and Color Rendering Index (CRI): Use 4000K–5000K (neutral white to cool white) to balance clarity and alertness; a CRI ≥ 70 is recommended to improve color reproduction and visibility.

Light Distribution and Installation: Type III/IV/V light distribution is commonly used outdoors; cut-off/semi-cut-off optics and reasonable installation height/spacing are used to control uplighting and light pollution.

Lamp Fixtures and Protection: Outdoor lamp protection rating should not be lower than IP65; those near elevated bridges should have high shock resistance; lamps can be equipped with surge protectors to prevent lightning damage. Layout and light distribution: The pole height should be 0.7–1 times the width of the illuminated road, and the pole spacing should be about 2.5–3 times the pole height; Type III/IV/V light distribution is commonly used to achieve uniform coverage.

Architectural Facades and Landscape Lighting: Hotels, office buildings, historical buildings, garden sculptures, etc., emphasizing uniform surface lighting and aesthetic effects.

Plazas, Parks, and Pedestrian Streets: Large-area functional and decorative lighting, enhancing nighttime safety and spatial vitality.

Roads and Transportation Hubs: Entrances and surrounding areas of stations, airports, docks, tunnels, etc., ensuring visibility and guidance.

Billboards and Signage: Enhancing long-distance readability and visual impact, suitable for large-area projection.

Sports and Event Venues: Places requiring high brightness and uniform lighting, such as stadiums, playgrounds, and gymnasiums.

Parking Lots and Industrial Parks: Large areas such as parking lots, factories, and docks, balancing safety and energy efficiency.

The above scenarios generally utilize floodlights with IP65 or higher protection, corrosion resistance, and good heat dissipation, adaptable to various climates.