ENEC certified Road Lamp | Toolless & 10KV SPD

Series H EVO Modular Design Road Lamp

This is a video about H EVO, an upgraded version of H Road Lamp. H EVO LED street light also adopts a modular plug-in design, the bracket supports both horizontal and vertical installation, and 6 different light distributions are available for different road conditions. In addition to these, the H EVO street light adopts a tool-free cover opening design, which is convenient to replace the LED driver and surge protector. At the same time, it is equipped with ZGSM brand 10KV SPD, respirator, level bubble, optional knife switch, ENEC, CE, CB certification is available, very suitable for government road lighting tender.

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Yes. The City’s present high-pressure sodium lighting costs more than $600,000 per year to operate. LED lighting technology may provide superior illumination while using 50-60% less energy. (Despite the fact that LED technology has been available for decades, it has just lately been cost-competitive for road usage.) The energy savings from the new LED lighting will pay for the $4 million investment in less than 12 years.

We are aware of differing viewpoints on LED lighting, which is why we researched LED implementation in other cities, evaluated products from many different manufacturers, and followed industry-standard (best practice) as well as popular options in our final decisions.
It is reassuring that the majority, if not almost all, of those who have expressed an opinion on this initiative are in favor of it. Some individuals have voiced worry about excessive glare, therefore we have directed the contractor to replace the shielding on all lights that presently have glare shields.

Municipalities all around the globe are moving to LED lighting in order to save money and energy. When compared to their HPS luminaire predecessors, LED lights use roughly 50% less energy. Most HPS lights, which were installed in the mid-1980s, have reached the end of their useful life and must be replaced. LEDs will improve service dependability while lowering maintenance expenses. The new LEDs have a four-times longer lifetime than the bulbs we now use. As a consequence of the prolonged maintenance cycle for bulb replacement, this results in continued maintenance cost reductions. Reduced maintenance also means fewer service vehicle visits for repairs, resulting in lower carbon emissions.