Series H LED light street in Seremban of Malaysia

This project is situated in Bandar Sri Sendayan, Seremban, Malaysia. 100W LED light street ( Please review other case studies of 100W lED street light. ) has been installed on an 8-meter pole to provide illumination for a 7-meter wide road. Through preliminary design and planning, we estimated that the illuminance would reach 30 lux ( What is Lux? ), meeting the lighting requirements for pedestrians and vehicles, thus enhancing the community’s safety. Following the installation of the lamps, the actual illuminance was measured at 35 lux during the project’s acceptance, greatly satisfying the project party. Furthermore, floodlights have been installed alongside the fence to cover the surrounding area and eliminate potential blind spots, effectively reducing the risk of criminal activities.

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ProductModelCCT /OpticsQuantity
100W LED light streetZGSM-LD100H5700K, 3M188pcs
120W flood lightZGSM-GCD120H45700, 110°32pcs
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Typically 10W street lighting levels are 15 lux, which is lower than what is typically found in homes. However, the actual situation depends on the installation of the lamps, including the height of the lamp pole, the installation distance, and the width of the road.

Based on this formula: required street lamp watts = (Lux per Sq. Meter X Surface Area of Street Light) / Lumens per watt. For example, a 20W LED street light is installed on a 6-meter pole with a distance of 25 meters and a road width of 7 meters, then the lux level=20150lm/25/70.8=14lux. Here 0.8 is the maintenance factor in Dialux simulation.

The distance between the light poles is related to the height of the light poles used. The higher the light pole, the greater the distance between the light poles. To give a general scale in this regard, a distance of 3-4 times the height of the poles is appropriate between the two poles.