PRO-S 600x260 75W LED Street Light IP66 - Grey

The PRO-S 75W is a pole-mounted LED street light built for roads, car parks and public amenity areas. It draws 75W to deliver 12130 lumens at a neutral 4000K white, with an efficiency of 162 lm/W and a wide 150 degrees by 125 degrees asymmetric beam that spreads light forward and along the carriageway. North American specifiers will recognise this format as an area or shoebox light, the type column-mounted across parking lots, and it runs on a 220-240V AC supply.

The asymmetric optic is shaped to throw light down and along a route rather than straight beneath the fitting, so a line of these heads gives even coverage between columns along a road, drive or car park run. It mounts to a street pole or column via the spigot, so the throw and spacing should be set to the column height and the layout being lit. With a CRI of Ra 70 and 4000K output it gives a clear, practical white for vehicle and pedestrian areas, and it suits open exposed sites rather than sheltered enclosed spaces. The wide beam is well matched to area lighting where one head needs to cover a broad span of ground.

The body is aluminium alloy in a grey finish, rated IP66 against dust and powerful water jets so it copes with fully exposed outdoor and wet conditions, and IK08 for impact resistance. It is a fixed-output, non-dimmable luminaire with an integrated LED rated to 100,000 hours, measuring 605 by 265 by 108 mm and weighing 4.17 kg. The PRO-S range covers several wattages for road and car-park schemes, so heads can be matched to different column heights and spacings across one site.

Product Specification Sheet

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How is this street light mounted?

It is a pole or column-mounted luminaire that fixes to the spigot at the top of a street pole or car-park column. It is designed for road, drive and car-park columns rather than building walls. Set the mounting height and spacing to suit the area being lit for even coverage between heads.

Is it suitable for fully exposed outdoor and wet locations?

Yes. It carries an IP66 rating, which means it is sealed against dust and protected against powerful water jets, so it handles exposed outdoor positions and heavy rain. It also has an IK08 impact rating for added durability on public sites.

How much area does it cover and how should heads be spaced?

It produces 12130 lumens with a wide 150 by 125 degree asymmetric beam that throws light forward and along a route, giving even coverage between columns. Spacing depends on column height and the road or car-park layout. The wide optic lets a single head cover a broad span of ground along a carriageway or parking run.

What does this 75W LED replace?

At 12130 lumens and 162 lm/W it gives the kind of output a conventional SON or metal-halide street fitting of much higher wattage would provide, while drawing only 75W. Its integrated LED is rated to 100,000 hours, so it runs far longer than a discharge lamp before replacement.