200W IP65 Street Lights – Wholesale Municipal Street Lights | ALIHSOLAR
ALIHSOLAR’s Municipal Streetlights are an excellent choice for those seeking energy-efficient and high-quality lighting solutions. They feature a modern, shark-shaped design that is both stylish and functional.
Crafted from die-casting aluminum, these streetlights are durable and long-lasting, making them a cost-effective option for municipalities and other public spaces. The 50W LED lights are highly efficient, providing bright and even illumination while consuming less energy than traditional streetlights.
The LED street light housing is available in a range of wattage options, including 60W, 80W, 100W, 120W, 150W, 200W, and 250W, and can be used for various applications, including tunnels, landscapes, panels, and solar street lights.
These streetlights have an IP66 IK09 outdoor rating and CE certification, making them capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions and ensuring reliable performance for years to come. They also boast an impressive 140 Lm/watt luminous efficiency, making them highly energy-efficient and cost-effective.
Overall, ALIHSOLAR’s Municipal Streetlights are the perfect choice for those looking for high-quality, energy-efficient, and cost-effective lighting solutions for public spaces. If you are interested in purchasing or learning more about these streetlights, please contact us – ALIHSOLAR manufacturer.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Get the best price for a 2023 modern design die-casting aluminum shark-shaped municipal street light.
Choose from a range of wattages: 50W, 60W, 80W, 100W, 120W, 150W, 200W, or 250W. These street lights are IP66 rated and made with aluminum housing. Ideal for tunnel and landscape lighting. Contact us to learn more about our LED street light options.
Application:Bridge, highway, road, square, sidewalk, playground
Input Voltage /Frequency:AC110-277V 50/60Hz
Total Power:60w/80w/90w/120w/150w
LED Model:CREE
Light Efficiency:130-160lm/w
Luminous Flux:7800-19500lm
LED Color temperature:4000K/5000K/5700K(±300K)
Item Number:ALIH-LSL03-GC
Packaging Details:
- We offer standard export and neutral packaging.
- Customized packaging is also available.
Color Rendering Index(CRI):Ra≥65
Light Distribution:Type II short
Operating Temperature:- 40 ℃ ~ 45 ℃
Operating Humidity:10 % ~ 90 % RH
Storage Temperature:-20 ℃ ~ 40 ℃
Lifespan:30,000 Hrs
Shell Material:Aluminum+PC+Class
IP Rating:IP66
Pole Diameter Size:60mm/76mm
The materials used in the construction of streetlights are also essential to their performance and longevity. The die-casting aluminum used in ALIHSOLAR’s Municipal Streetlights is known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, making it a wise choice for long-term use.
Adjustable angle:( Vertical/ level)±15°
Mounting Height:6m-8m
Maximum projected area subjected to wind force
CRI:>70
IK Rating:IK09
IP Rating:IP66
Average Life:50,000H
LED Chip:CREE
Driver:UVL,0-10V DIM
Sensor Options:3/7 pin Photocell or Receptacle
Surge Protection:10KV SPD
Warranty:5 years
THE FEATURES OF OUR LIGHT
Why Are These Municipal Streetlights Perfect For Businesses?
The Philips 3030 LED light source used in these streetlights offers greater than 150lm/W high efficacy, which means that the illumination is of high quality. In addition, the Luxeon light source provides an excellent lumen output, fine stability, and splendid sight, making it an ideal choice for businesses looking to enhance their lighting.
The high-end Mean Well HLG Series LED driver ensures that the streetlights are flicker-free and offer optimal stability and long-term usage. The seal gasket used in the streetlights is made of rubber silicon, which provides superior protection against water and dust.
The modular structure of these streetlights makes it easier and faster to replace and maintain them. They also come in various wattages as per the customer’s requirements. Additionally, the teeth radiate heat at a higher rate than the old mould teeth, which enhances air convection and makes the streetlights even more efficient.
At ALIHSOLAR, we are committed to providing our customers with quality products that are built to last. So, if you’re interested in our municipal streetlights or have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to provide you with more information and help you choose the perfect streetlights for your business.
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Our municipal streetlights are now available with motion sensing technology, which allows for more efficient power usage on highways and in parking lots. The motion sensor can detect both slow and fast motion, and turns on lights accordingly. Additionally, the motion sensing is compatible with our programmable driver, which allows for precision lighting for any application. Whether the motion sensor detects a person walking or a car traveling at 80mph, the LED lights will illuminate to 100%.
APPLICATION OF THIS LIGHT
The application of municipal streetlights is essential in providing illumination to various areas such as highways, main roads, streets, residential areas, squares, parks, motorways, major roads, minor roads, roundabouts, crossings, and industrial areas. These streetlights come with a base plate and a special screw fastening that ensures secure installation.
One of the key features of these streetlights is that they come with a set-up time phase. Each time-phase has a different brightness level, which helps in saving more power and reducing the waste of light. This feature also improves the lifetime of the lamp, making it a cost-effective solution in the long run.
At Alihsolar, we take pride in providing high-quality products at the best prices. Our streetlights are built to last and are designed keeping in mind the needs of our customers. We understand that having reliable and efficient street lighting is crucial for the safety and well-being of individuals in the community.
So, if you’re interested in our municipal streetlights, feel free to contact us to learn more about our products and services.
THIS LIGHT’S VIDEO GALLERY
WHAT DO PEOPLE ALSO ASK MUNICIPAL STREETLIGHTS？
- How reliable are the municipal streetlights in this area, and how often do they experience outages or other issues?
Municipal streetlights are designed to be highly reliable, with a low incidence of outages or other issues. However, in the rare event that a problem does occur, there is typically a system in place for reporting the issue and getting it resolved as quickly as possible
- What is the process for reporting a problem with a streetlight, and how quickly can it be resolved?
The process for reporting a problem with a streetlight varies depending on the municipality, but in general, it typically involves contacting the local public works department or other relevant authority. Once the problem has been reported, the municipality will dispatch a technician to investigate and resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
- Can the brightness or color temperature of the streetlights be adjusted, and if so, who is responsible for making those changes?
The brightness and color temperature of municipal streetlights can be adjusted, although the process for doing so may vary depending on the type of streetlight and the control system in place. In many cases, adjustments can be made remotely using a centralized control system.
- What is the energy efficiency of the streetlights, and are there plans to upgrade them to more efficient models in the future?
Municipal streetlights are typically designed to be highly energy efficient, with low wattage bulbs and other features that help to reduce energy consumption. However, there is always room for improvement, and many municipalities are exploring ways to upgrade their streetlights to even more efficient models in the future.
- How are the costs of operating and maintaining the streetlights distributed among different stakeholders, including business customers and local residents?
The costs of operating and maintaining municipal streetlights are typically borne by the municipality, which may receive funding from a variety of sources, including taxes and other fees. In some cases, businesses and other stakeholders may be asked to contribute to the cost of new installations or upgrades.
- Are there any plans to install additional streetlights in this area, and if so, when can we expect them to be added?
If there are plans to install additional streetlights in a particular area, the municipality will typically communicate those plans through a public outreach campaign or other means. The timeline for installation will vary depending on a variety of factors, including the availability of funding and other resources.
- What measures are in place to ensure the safety of pedestrians and motorists who use the roads where the streetlights are located?
Municipalities take safety very seriously, and there are typically a variety of measures in place to ensure the safety of pedestrians and motorists who use the roads where streetlights are located. These measures may include things like crosswalks, traffic signals, and speed limit enforcement.
- What is the average lifespan of a streetlight, and how often do they need to be replaced?
The average lifespan of a municipal streetlight varies depending on a variety of factors, including the type of bulb, the operating conditions, and the level of maintenance that is provided. However, in general, most streetlights are designed to last for several years or even decades before they need to be replaced.
- How does the municipality prioritize which streets receive streetlights, and what criteria are used to make those decisions?
Municipalities prioritize streetlight installations based on a variety of factors, including the level of foot and vehicle traffic in the area, the prevalence of accidents or other safety issues, and the availability of funding and other resources.
- Are there any plans to incorporate smart technology into the streetlights, such as sensors that can detect motion or traffic patterns, and if so, how will they be used to benefit businesses and other stakeholders in the area?
Smart technology is an exciting new development in the world of street lighting, and many municipalities are exploring ways to incorporate sensors and other advanced features into their streetlight systems. These sensors can be used to detect motion, traffic patterns, and other data that can be used to optimize the performance and efficiency of the streetlights.
