Waterproof Ip65 Outdoor Lighting 80w 90w 100w 200w 250w Led Street
Light
| Power | 80w | 100w | 120w | 150w | 180w | 200w | 250w | 300w |
| Module Qty | 3 Module | 3 Module | 3 Module | 3 Module | 5 Module | 5 Module | 5 Module | 6 Module |
| LED Qty(pcs) | 144pcs | 144pcs | 144pcs | 144pcs | 240pcs | 240pcs | 240pcs | 288pcs |
| Lamp Size/mm | 422*318* 132mm | 422*318* 132mm | 422*318* 132mm | 422*318* 132mm | 522*318* 132mm | 522*318* 132mm | 522*318* 132mm | 650*318* 132mm |
| G.W. (kgs) | 5.7kg | 5.7kg | 5.7kg | 5.7kg | 7.1kg | 7.1kg | 7.2kg | 8.9kg |
Selection of lens material:
The material of the lens also has a significant impact on its
performance and durability. Common lens materials include:
1.PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate): high transparency, strong weather
resistance, often used in outdoor lighting, and low cost.
2.PC (Polycarbonate): It has stronger impact resistance and better
UV resistance, and is suitable for environments that require
high-intensity use.
3.Glass: Although glass lenses are heavier, their optical
properties are stable and they are often used in high-end street
lighting products.
S4.ilicone: good flexibility, can be used for some specially
designed street lights.
Lens Selection Considerations:
1. Types of light sources: Different kinds of light sources—such as
light-emitting diodes (LEDs), metal halide lamps, and sodium
lamps—place unique requirements on lens design. LEDs often require
more precise optical designs, while conventional sodium or halogen
lamps can typically work with simpler lens configurations.
2. Illumination scope and beam angle: The selection of lenses
depends on road width, the required lighting uniformity, and the
beam angle. For example, urban roads may require a wider beam,
whereas highways need narrower, more concentrated beams.
3. Anti-glare requirements: Special attention must be paid to
avoiding direct light exposure to the eyes of drivers or
pedestrians during street lamp design, so as to prevent glare from
affecting visibility. A properly designed lens can effectively
control glare and deliver comfortable lighting conditions.
4. Luminous efficiency and energy conservation: Modern street lamp
design is attaching increasing importance to improving luminous
efficiency and saving energy. Consequently, lens design should
maximize the utilization of light source energy and reduce
unnecessary light scattering to the greatest extent possible.
5. Durability and protective performance: Lens materials must be
weather-resistant and anti-aging, and able to adapt to various
climatic conditions—especially since they are mostly used in
outdoor environments.
In summary, the choice of street lamp lenses should be determined
by practical needs, light source types, and desired lighting
effects. The ultimate objective is to provide a lighting solution
that is uniform, efficient, and energy-saving.