Series D street light 60 watt in a factory in HENAN of China

Road lighting project in a factory in Henan, China, using 144 units of D-Series 65W LED street lights in 2012. The industrial-style design of these street lights fits perfectly with the factory. The luminaires illuminate the road for industrial material and product transportation, beautify the environment of this plant. They are energy-saving and efficient, with extremely high economic and cost-effectiveness.

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Street light 60 wattZGSM-LLD65WD5000K144pcs

Note: D series led street lights have been discontinued and replaced by H series street lamps

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