PRO-S 540x210 40W ZH Street Light - Grey

The PRO-S is a pole-mounted LED street light built for roads, access ways and car parks. It draws 40W and puts out 6300 lumens at a neutral 4000K white, with an asymmetric 150° × 125° beam that spreads light forwards along a carriageway rather than straight down. North American buyers will recognise the format as an area light or shoebox-style street fitting, sitting on a column or pole-top to wash the surface below with even, glare-controlled light.

Designed as a column or post-top luminaire, the PRO-S suits estate roads, residential streets, yards and parking areas where a series of poles is spaced along the run. The wide forward throw lets the light reach between columns so the road or car park surface stays evenly lit without dark gaps, which makes spacing more forgiving when planning a layout. At 158 lm/W it covers a useful stretch of carriageway from each pole, and the neutral tone keeps signage, markings and parked vehicles clearly legible after dark. Mount it on a standard street pole or column spigot rather than any building face.

The body is aluminium alloy in a grey finish, rated IP66 against driving rain and dust so it copes with fully exposed outdoor positions, and IK08 for knock resistance. The integrated LED is rated for 100,000 hours, which keeps maintenance visits down across a pole-mounted installation. It runs on 220 to 240V AC mains and is not dimmable. At 535 × 210 × 108 mm and 2.99 kg it is light enough for straightforward column fitting, and it works as a like-for-like replacement for older SON or metal-halide street and car-park lanterns.

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How is the PRO-S mounted?

It is a pole, column or post-top luminaire fitted to a street pole or column spigot. It is intended for road and car-park columns, not for fixing to a wall or building face.

Is it suitable for fully exposed outdoor use?

Yes. The PRO-S is rated IP66, so it withstands dust and driving rain in completely open positions. The IK08 housing also gives it useful impact resistance for street and car-park sites.

How should poles be spaced for even coverage?

The asymmetric 150° × 125° beam throws light forwards along the road rather than straight down, so each fitting reaches towards the next pole. This forward spread helps keep the surface evenly lit between columns, though exact spacing depends on pole height and the lux level required.

What does it replace?

At 40W and 6300 lumens it serves as a direct upgrade for older SON or metal-halide street and car-park lanterns of much higher wattage. The neutral 4000K output and 158 lm/W efficiency cut running costs while keeping the road surface clearly lit.