Series H outdoor led street light in Bus Station in Australia

Bus station lighting project in Australia, completed in 2015 used our H series module designed outdoor led street light. Before they used old pressure sodium lamps which gave poor color rendering and make it difficult for bus drivers to see. After installation with our lamps, the bus station becomes very brighter than before which not only consumes only half the energy but also provides more uniform, vibrant, and safer light levels. We still didn’t receive any quality issues, on the contrary, the customer always gives high comments about our lights.

In addition, a very important point of outdoor lighting is waterproofing and lightning protection. Our outdoor LED street lights have an IP66 rating and have a surge protector to ensure that the lamps you buy can be used outdoors with peace of mind. And can achieve horizontal installation and vertical installation to meet different installation environments.

Project details:

ProductModelCCT /OpticsQuantity
65W parking lot lightsZGSM-LD65H4000K, 2M25pcs
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    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.

    An LED street light is an integrated lamp that uses a light-emitting diode (LED) as a light source. These are considered integrated lamps, as in most cases the luminaire and fixture are not separate components. LEDs are one way to save on street light costs.

    LEDs also provide better control over where the light is illuminated. This means that they can often meet the same lighting requirements as traditional street lamps while emitting much less light– thus reducing even further any short-wavelength content. Myth: Street lighting should never emit any short-wavelength light.

    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.