PRO-S 540x210 10W LED Street Light IP66 - Grey

The PRO-S is a pole-mounted LED street light that puts out 1580 lumens from a 10W draw, giving an efficiency of 158 lumens per watt at a neutral 4000K white. Known in US terms as a parking lot or shoebox-style area light, it fixes to the top of a column or street pole rather than to any wall, and its asymmetric 150° x 125° beam spreads light forward and across the ground. That wide throw is built for putting an even wash along a carriageway or across an open bay, not for tight spotlighting.

Sized at 535 x 210 x 108 mm and weighing 3.08 kg, this is a compact head suited to amenity roads, residential streets, car parks, access lanes and yard areas. Mounted on a pole or column at the heights typical for these settings, the broad 150° x 125° beam lets several heads be spaced along a road or around a parking area to keep coverage even between poles and reduce dark gaps. The 4000K tone reads as a clean neutral white that holds colours well for signage, registration plates and wayfinding after dark.

The housing is aluminium alloy in a grey finish, rated IP66 for full weatherproofing against driving rain, dust and exposed outdoor positions, with an IK08 impact rating for knock resistance. The integrated LEDs are quoted at 100,000 hours of life, so the head is designed to run for years before attention is needed, and it is not a dimmable fitting. It mounts to a street pole via its spigot and runs on 220 to 240V AC. The PRO-S sits within a wider street and car park range, with other wattages and body sizes available to suit different pole heights and spacing.

Product Specification Sheet

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How does the PRO-S mount onto a pole?

It is a pole or column-mounted head that fixes to a spigot at the top of a street pole or car park column. It is not a wall fitting and should not be fixed to the side of a building. Check the spigot diameter against your pole before ordering.

Is it suitable for fully exposed outdoor use?

Yes. The PRO-S carries an IP66 rating, so it is sealed against dust and powerful water jets and is built for exposed positions on roads and in open car parks. The IK08 rating also gives it resistance to knocks and impacts.

How should the heads be spaced along a road or car park?

The wide 150° x 125° asymmetric beam spreads light forward and sideways, so several heads can be run along a road or around a parking area to keep coverage even between poles. Pole height and spacing depend on the layout, but the broad throw is intended to limit dark gaps between fittings.

What does this LED street light replace?

At 1580 lumens and 158 lumens per watt, the PRO-S is aimed at amenity streets, residential roads and car parks where older low-wattage SON or metal-halide lanterns were used. The integrated LEDs are rated at 100,000 hours, far longer than a discharge lamp, and draw only 10W.