PRO-S 540x210 20W ZH Street Light IP66 - Grey

The PRO-S is a pole-mounted LED street light delivering 3120 lumens from just 20W, an efficiency of 156 lm/W at a neutral 4000K. Built for column and post-top fitting along roads, drives and parking areas, it is the type a US specifier would recognise as a parking lot or area light, throwing an even wash across the surface below. The wide asymmetric beam of 150° × 125° spreads light forward and to the sides, which is what gives a road or bay good cover between poles rather than a single bright pool.

Mounted on a street pole or column, this fitting suits car parks, access roads, yards and amenity routes where consistent overhead light keeps movement safe after dark. The 4000K tone reads as a clean neutral white that helps with surface detail and signage legibility. Spacing depends on pole height and layout, but the forward-and-side throw of the 150° × 125° optic is designed to bridge the gap between columns so the run looks even rather than patchy. As a low-wattage LED head it is a straightforward replacement for older SON or metal-halide lanterns of similar output.

The housing is aluminium alloy in a grey finish, rated IP66 so it stands up to exposed outdoor and wet conditions, with an IK08 impact rating for knocks and debris. It runs direct from 220 to 240V AC and is not dimmable. A rated lifespan of 100,000 hours keeps maintenance visits low across a site, and at 2.99 kg on dimensions of 535 × 210 × 108 mm it sits within standard spigot fixings. Other wattages in the PRO-S range cover larger roads and car parks.

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How is this street light mounted?

It fits onto a street pole or column via a standard spigot, sitting at the top of the post. It is designed for overhead road, car park and amenity lighting and is not a wall fitting.

Is it suitable for fully exposed outdoor use?

Yes. The IP66 rating means it is weatherproof against heavy rain and dust, so it copes with open, exposed locations. The IK08 rating also gives it resistance to knocks and debris.

What does it replace and how much light does it give?

It produces 3120 lumens from 20W at 156 lm/W, a neutral 4000K white. That output makes it a sensible LED swap for older low-wattage SON or metal-halide street lanterns while cutting running costs.

How should the poles be spaced for even coverage?

The 150° × 125° asymmetric beam pushes light forward and sideways so it bridges between columns. Exact spacing depends on pole height and the width of the road or bay, but the wide optic is built to avoid dark gaps along a run.