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LED street lights are engineered with asymmetric 90x130 degree optics and IC surge protection to provide continuous and highly secure illumination for parking lots.
Illuminating major arterial roads, industrial parks, expansive parking facilities, and warehouse yards must never rely on compromises. Traditional sodium or mercury-based lamps are highly energy-intensive and require frequent, costly replacements. Our VIDEX SLE17 and SLE18 series LED street lights represent the next generation of infrastructure solutions, offering outstanding energy efficiency (up to 130 lm/W) and precise beam targeting. The luminaires are equipped with aerodynamic aluminum housings treated with an anti-scratch powder coating, which not only facilitates high-altitude installation but also ensures perfect airflow and passive cooling. Eliminating massive, unoptimized housings significantly reduces wind resistance on the mounting pole, thereby extending the service life of all load-bearing infrastructure even during severe storms and powerful autumn cyclones.
Urban infrastructure specifications and operational profitability:
- Optimized visibility distribution: Precisely calibrated light-emitting diodes and diffusers guarantee a soft yet highly distinct light blanket across the entire territory, providing "No Flicker" illumination that is perfectly compatible with video surveillance and security systems.
- Reliable console mounting: The adjustable framework allows for precise installation of the lamp at the required angle, securely fixing it to both vertical and horizontal pole ends and entirely preventing it from shifting over time.
- IC control block stability: Intelligent internal electronics maintain a consistently high power factor and actively protect the diode system from unexpected electrical grid anomalies commonly found in heavy industrial zones.
Modernize your territory with top-tier street luminaires, drastically reducing electrical bills while vastly improving transportation safety during the darkest hours of the day. For supplementary enclosures and building integration, explore our comprehensive outdoor & garden lighting solutions.
Q: How are console luminaires protected against lightning-induced grid overvoltages?
Q: How does the massive aluminum housing ensure the cooling of high-power (up to 200W) LEDs?
Q: What is the standardized mounting diameter for street console luminaires?
Q: What protection class is required for console luminaires operating in an open environment?
Q: Is it possible to integrate VIDEX console luminaires into Smart City management systems?
A: A 10kV Surge Protection Device (SPD) module is integrated into street luminaires. In the event of a lightning strike or grid anomaly, it instantaneously diverts the high-voltage pulse to the PE grounding line, protecting the sensitive LED matrix and IC driver from irreversible burnout.
Q: How does the massive aluminum housing ensure the cooling of high-power (up to 200W) LEDs?
A: The housing serves as a large-area passive radiator (heatsink) with aerodynamic cooling fins that actively dissipate heat to the surrounding air. By keeping the p-n junction operating temperature strictly below +70°C, a 50,000-hour lifespan (L70) is guaranteed without lumen degradation due to burnt-out phosphor.
Q: What is the standardized mounting diameter for street console luminaires?
A: Professional street infrastructure luminaires are designed for mounting on round consoles with an outer diameter from Ø48mm to Ø60mm. Fixation is performed with high-strength hex screws that drill into the pole's metal, preventing the luminaire from twisting around its axis in a strong storm.
Q: What protection class is required for console luminaires operating in an open environment?
A: For extreme weather conditions, an IP65 or IP66 tightness class and at least IK08 mechanical impact resistance are mandatory. Internal silicone gaskets completely isolate the optical chamber and 230V terminals from dust, prolonged downpours, and freezing snowmelt waters.
Q: Is it possible to integrate VIDEX console luminaires into Smart City management systems?
A: Yes, models equipped with DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) or a 1-10V dimming protocol allow for remote regulation of the power supply (W). This enables municipalities to automatically reduce lighting intensity by 50% during deep night hours, significantly lowering the base load on the grid and extending equipment lifespan.
