city street lamp in burkina faso

In order to facilitate both automotive and pedestrian traffic while also taking into account aesthetics and energy economy, this city street lamp street lighting scheme was created for a Palestinian metropolitan route. We street lighting design to mount the light poles on the walls of the buildings along the street, because the local roadways are so narrow. The technicians suggested H-shaped 2M lenses, 120W streetlights.

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Client Feedback In This Project

These new street lighting design are gorgeous! I no longer have fear when I walk home at night. Thank you, city, for giving our citizens such security.

Designer

These smart sensor street lights particularly appeal to me. They are practical and cut down on energy use in urban areas. When I approach a street light, it automatically turns on, cool tech!

Rhonda Key

Designer

The Problem

The street lighting design in the past was completely absurd. The street light poles on both sides of the road caused the congested metropolitan roads to become even narrower.

Insufficient lighting to allow for both safe vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
Energy inefficiency, which has an impact on the environment and leads to excessive electricity expenses.
Poor aesthetic judgment results in ugly and unattractive street lighting.
Improper placement of light poles results in clogged automobile and pedestrian traffic.

The Solutions

We provide consumers practical solutions for street lighting design, including LED light sources and light poles built of high-strength aluminum alloy. 42pcs of 120W urban street lights were created by our lighting designers, in order to increase street light brightness and assure nighttime visibility for both vehicles and pedestrians. and accomplish the goal of energy conservation and maintenance cost reduction.

project Details

Product	Model	CCT /Optics	Quantity
120W Street Lamp	ZGSM-LD120H4	5700K, 2M	165pcs
100W city street lamp	ZGSM-LD100H5	5700K, 2M	165pcs
80W Street Lamp	ZGSM-LD80H4	5700K, 2M	165pcs
60W street lamp supplier	ZGSM-LD60H6	5700K, 2M	165pcs

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The Result

The customer implemented our street lighting design concept and installed new street lights effectively, illuminating the road at night and enhancing both pedestrian and vehicular safety. Customers will additionally benefit from decreased electricity costs and a longer lifespan as a result of the new streetlights’ use of energy-efficient LED technology.

ZGSM offers comprehensive lighting solutions

For various scenarios including street lighting, urban lighting, highway lighting, parking lot lighting, stadium lighting, sports lighting, factory lighting, warehouse lighting, gas station lighting, and tunnel lighting. Our solutions are designed to provide efficient and reliable illumination, enhancing safety and visibility in these environments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We know you might have more questions, so here’s a list of the questions we get asked the most about led Street Lamp.

Two light poles should be spaced apart by around 2.5 to 3 times the height of the poles. Installing shorter light poles at regular intervals is recommended. The optimal height and spacing along a corridor will also depend on the density, rate of travel, and type of light source.

Brand, quality, specifications, wattage, design, installation, and any additional features or accessories are just a few of the variables that might affect how much LED street light fixtures cost.
LED street lights typically range in price from $100 to $500 or more per unit. These elements can influence price:

Wattage and Brightness: LED street lights with higher wattages that offer more brightness and illumination often cost more than versions with lower wattages.

company and Quality: A respectable, well-known company that has a track record of creating high-quality lighting solutions may come with a premium price tag.

Features and Extras: Some LED street lights may have smart controls, dimming capability, motion sensors, and other high-tech features that could increase the cost.

Standards and Certifications: LED street lights that adhere to a specific set of performance and energy efficiency certifications, standards, and laws may be more expensive.

Design and aesthetics: The price of LED street lighting can also be impacted by professional design, polish, and aesthetics.

Infrastructure and installation expenses should also be taken into account. These costs may include labor, poles, wiring, and any necessary infrastructure updates.

Quantity: Volume discounts may be available for large orders or multi-fixture purchases.

Geographical Location: Due to elements including import and export expenses, taxes, and local market conditions, prices may differ by region or nation.

To get an accurate and up-to-date LED street light cost estimate, it is recommended to contact ZGSM. We can provide you with specific pricing based on your requirements and preferences.

In order to choose the best led street light fixture, it is important to take into account a number of factors, including the location, budget, energy-efficiency objectives, and aesthetic preferences. The following actions can assist you in making decisions:
Determine Your Lighting Needs:
Take into account the lighting’s function: Is it for main thoroughfares, residential streets, walking paths, or other particular locations?
Determine the necessary light levels: Depending on the necessity for safety and visibility, certain regions may require differing amounts of illumination.
Identify any requirements for certain lighting standards or laws.

Choose Your Light Source Technology: The energy efficiency, longevity, and dimming abilities of LED (Light Emitting Diode) technology have made it very popular. Think about how LEDs have an edge over older lighting methods like HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lamps.

Energy Efficiency: To reduce energy expenses and environmental impact, use lighting fixtures with excellent energy efficiency ratings and low wattage usage.

Light Distribution and Optics: To guarantee even lighting across the target area, choose a led street light fixture with the proper beam angles and optics. Over-illumination and black patches are prevented as a result.

Design and Aesthetics: Choose fixtures that complement the neighborhood’s architectural design and aesthetic appeal.
Think on whether the fixtures should have a more aesthetic or functional design.

Durability and Weather Resistance: Street lights must to be made to survive weather conditions such wind, rain, snow, and temperature changes.
To ensure protection against moisture and dust, look for fixtures with high IP (Ingress Protection) ratings.

Maintenance and Lifespan: Compared to conventional lighting technologies, LED fixtures often have longer lifespans and need less frequent maintenance.
Think about accessibility and ease of maintenance while replacing or repairing bulbs.

Determine whether you require integrated smart control systems or dimming capabilities to change light levels depending on the time of day, traffic patterns, or other variables.

Budget considerations: Consider balancing the quality and features you want with the money you have to spend. Although the initial price of new technologies could be higher, long-term energy and maintenance cost savings can make up for this.
Effect on the Environment:

To make the environment for drivers and pedestrians safe and comfortable, choose lighting fixtures with little glare and light pollution.
Take into account the fixture’s energy source and the environmental impact of the materials used in its production.

Regulations and Approvals: Make sure the led street light fixture you choose conforms with all applicable national, state, and municipal laws and regulations.

No light may escape from any light fixtures above the horizontal axis unless they are completely protected or turned off. In this method, the light is projected downward rather than upward, ideally at a tight angle to further limit the glow above the city.