Series H smart street light in shopping mall

This project is located in Pusat Komersial Lobak 2, on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. Despite being slightly remote, this commercial area has a thriving food and beverage industry. However, the lack of street lighting in the area during the night creates a dim and poorly lit environment, resulting in low pedestrian and vehicular traffic. To enhance the overall image of the commercial area, they decided to upgrade the lighting system. ZGSM recommended the H series smart street lights to provide illumination for the parking lots and roads. Additionally, considering the low visitors flow rate in the area after midnight, we advised the client to lower the power of the luminaires during that time to save energy. To facilitate the client, ZGSM had already calibrated the luminaires during the manufacturing process. After installation, there was a noticeable increase in nighttime foot traffic on the commercial street, and the client is highly satisfied with this solution.

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ProductModelCCT /OpticsQuantity
165W Smart street lightZGSM-LD165H5700K,3M25pcs
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Street lights are automatically turned on at night mainly based on the following common control methods:

  1. Automatic control, mainly including clock control and light control-light sensor automatic control.
    Clock-controlled, the lights turn on and off at set times each day. The advantage is that it saves manpower, and the disadvantage is that it is not intelligent enough, because the night time changes constantly due to seasonal changes, so it needs to be corrected regularly.
    Photocell control, a light sensor is installed on the lamp, and the lamp is automatically turned on or off by sensing light.
  2. Manual control, manually decide whether to turn on or not according to ambient luminance changes.