OEM ODM 140lm/W 70000LM Led Roadway Lighting

JNT Outdoor OEM/ODM Service Module LED Motion Sensor LED Street Light

Joint LED Street Light brings the rugged design to your facility and plant access roadways, entry points, and parking lots. Precise optics combined with the >70 CRI LEDs provide crisp, uniform lighting for you and your security cameras in these critical areas while minimizing light spill. 5-year warranty means your team can focus on keeping critical operations running without having to worry about your street lights.

Features:

1. Wattage: 60W - 500W for variety of lumen applications

2. Effiency: up to 160lm/w, DLC premium

3. Lumen package: 10,000LM - 70,000LM

4. LED chips: Lumileds 5050, projected L70 ＞ 150,000 hours

5. Driver: Meanwell or Inventronic

6. Light distribution: Type 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

7. Light shield: Metal & plastic optional, Tittle 24 compliance

8. Function: photocell, motion sensor & Intelligent network control system

9. IP66 housing with tool-less opening for driver maintenance

10. 10 years warranty for housing and leds

Schenectady Looks to Maximize the Benefits of Smart Light Posts

Moreover, in Schenectady, N.Y., city officials have targeted smart street lighting as a foundational element of its overall smart city transformation. As part of a greater smart city initiative facilitated through partnerships with Cisco Systems and GE, the city has upgraded more than 5,000 of its existing streetlights to sustainable LED bulbs, making the entire network accessible through a secure web browser.

Schenectady already sees great energy and cost savings from the upgrade, as well as enhancements to public safety, but it’s looking to expand the role that smart street lights can play even further, Mayor Gary McCarthy said at the Smart Cities Week conference in Washington, D.C., last week.

“You can use the motion-sensing ability to dim the lights so that you get the initial energy savings from deploying the LED lights, but you get further savings by having the lights dim further when there aren’t any cars on the street or people walking on the street,” said McCarthy.

The city is exploring how to apply the same sensors and dimming function to municipal lighting and in the business district to further energy and cost savings.

“The reverse of that is that if there is activity the lights all go up. So, if you’re walking a dog at 10 p.m. at night and all the lights are going on in the street when you’re walking down, you get an added level of security,” McCarthy added.

But lighting isn’t the only thing that connected light posts have to offer. In Schenectady, city officials are also equipping light posts with HD cameras to both improve traffic flow and better monitor streets for maintenance purposes.

“Today, you have to send somebody out to do a visual inspection. They put a numeric value on the street surface, and that goes into a program that can classify it under pavement management. That can all be automated with a higher degree of accuracy using the high-definition cameras available today that can go on the light post,” said McCarthy.

To revolutionize this process, McCarthy proposed that the cameras could take one picture a month of the street surface over a three- to five-year period to determine if it is starting to deteriorate and allow the city to better plan where to do maintenance.

However, this is just the tip of the iceberg of how smart street lighting tech can ultimately transform city processes and resident experience.

“The light posts are really the most valuable real estate in your communities today and going forward,” said McCarthy, pointing to the roles the poles will play in coming smart city deployments around wireless and sensor-based technologies, as well as 5G.

To position themselves to take advantage of this real estate, McCarthy said cities should start forming partnerships with all the stakeholders that can both develop and use the tech to its full advantage — partners like utility companies, schools, healthcare organizations and the business community.

“When you bring those all together, that really gives you the strength and the full impact of these emerging technologies,” McCarthy said.

Products Specification:

FAQ

Q1: What is terms of packing?

Generally, we pack our LED street light  in standard cartons. If you have legally registered patent, we can pack the goods in your branded boexes after getting your authorizations letters.

Q2: What is your terms of delivery?

FOB, CFR, CIF, DDU.

Q3. How about your delivery time?

Generally, it will take 3 to 25 days after receiving your advance payment. The specific delivery time depends on the items and the quantity of your order.

Q4. Could you supply LED area lights sample?

Sure, We can supply the sample, but the customers have to pay the sample cost and

the courier cost.

Q5: How do you make our business long-term and good relationship?

1. We keep good quality,competitive price and excellent post-sales service to ensure our customers benefit;
2. We try our best to support our customers to gain each project.

Q6: What are your main market?

Mostly Europe and America, then Australia,South East of Asia

Q7: What's the MOQ?

One pcs, if you have customized requirements, please contact us. We will provide specific solutions for your requirements.