LED Street Light Outdoor Road Lighting 30W to 200W LA Series
Mains-powered LED street lights for municipal roads and retrofit projects, offering 30W–200W power options, up to 220 lm/W, and IP66 protection.
- 6 power options from 30W–200W for municipal and retrofit projects
- 5,400–44,000 lm output with 180–220 lm/W efficiency
- Type III roadway optics with 2700K–6500K customizable CCT
- AC100–277V input with 10kV surge protection and optional photocell control
- IP66 housing for 4–15m mounting heights and 70–76mm poles
Flexible 30W–200W AC LED Street Lighting for Municipal Roads and Retrofits
Selecting a mains-powered LED street light only by wattage can leave dark areas, create glare, or waste energy when the fixture does not match the road layout. The Sungreat Energy LA Series offers six AC-powered options from 30W to 200W, with 5,400–44,000 lumens and 180–220 lm/W efficiency. Type III roadway distribution, AC100–277V input, 50/60Hz operation, power factor above 0.95, IP66 protection, and 10kV surge protection support municipal and commercial road projects.
As preliminary planning references, 30W–50W models are generally considered for 4–6m mounting heights and 15–25m pole spacing. The 80W–100W models are grouped for 6–10m mounting heights and 25–40m spacing, while 150W–200W models are referenced for 8–15m mounting heights and 30–50m spacing. These figures do not replace a project lighting design. Final selection should consider road width, pole layout, arm length, mounting angle, target illuminance, uniformity, and glare limits. CCT can be customized from 2700K to 6500K, with optional photocells, PIR or microwave sensors, and power/CCT controls confirmed for the project.
LED Street Light Outdoor Road Lighting 30W to 200W LA Series Technical Specifications & Datasheet
| Model | LA | |||||
| Watts(w) | 30W | 50W | 80W | 100W | 150W | 200W |
| Lumens(Lumens) | 5400-6600LM | 9000-11000LM | 14400-17600LM | 18000-22000LM | 27000-33000LM | 36000-44000LM |
| Voltage(V) | AC 100-277V | AC 100-277V | AC 100-277V | AC 100-277V | AC 100-277V | AC 100-277V |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz | 50/60Hz | 50/60Hz | 50/60Hz | 50/60Hz | 50/60Hz |
| LED Chip | Philips/Osram/USA Bridgelux | |||||
| Optical Distribution | Type III | |||||
| Power factor | >0.95 | |||||
| CCT(K) | 2700-6500K(customized) | |||||
| CRI | >80 | |||||
| Surge protection | 10KV | |||||
| Lighting Efficiency | 180-220lm/w | |||||
| Work Temperature | -30℃－+55℃ | |||||
| Photocell | An optional photocell allows for security and energy saving | |||||
| Motion Sensor | PIR Sensor, plug-in, and play Microwave Sensor, optional | |||||
| Power and CCT controller | The wattage and CCT can be changed by selecting the option on the controller | |||||
| Material | Aluminum+PC | |||||
| Pole Upper Diameter | φ70-φ76mm | |||||
| IP Rating | IP66 | |||||
| Mounting Height(Recommend) | 4-6m | 4-6m | 6-10m | 6-10m | 8-15m | 8-15m |
| Space between Poles(Recommend) | 15-25m | 15-25m | 25-40m | 25-40m | 30-50m | 30-50m |
| Warranty | 5 Years | |||||
Stop Guessing—Choose the Right 30W–200W Street Light for Your Road
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LA Series 30W–200W AC-Powered LED Street Light for Municipal Road Projects
LED Street Light Outdoor Road Lighting 30W to 200W LA Series Project & Application Cases
The Sungreat Energy LA Series is a grid-connected roadway lighting platform for municipal roads, residential streets, industrial access routes, and logistics corridors. Its six power options from 30W to 200W allow different sections of a project to use suitable outputs while keeping the same basic luminaire platform.
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The figures below are preliminary engineering references for planning. They are not fixed lighting layouts or guarantees of final illuminance or uniformity.
| Reference Application | LA Configuration | Preliminary Installation | 12-Hour Energy Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential or Local Streets | 30W–50W | 4–6m mounting height; 15–25m pole spacing | 0.36–0.60 kWh/light |
| Secondary Roads & Industrial Access | 80W–100W | 6–10m mounting height; 25–40m pole spacing | 0.96–1.20 kWh/light |
| Urban Main Roads & Logistics Corridors | 150W–200W | 8–15m mounting height; 30–50m pole spacing | 1.80–2.40 kWh/light |
Energy Use Note: These estimates use rated power × 12 hours and show electricity consumption only. A photocell controls automatic on/off timing, while dimming or custom schedules can reduce actual energy use when permitted by the project.
Important Planning Checklist Before You Order
Check Electrical Voltage: For projects in Kenya, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, or similar markets, confirm that the local supply matches the required AC100–277V, 50/60Hz input.
Confirm Lighting Design: Check the final wattage and quantity against road width, lane count, pole positions, arm length, mounting angle, target illuminance, uniformity, glare limits, and local lighting requirements. Use the selected fixture’s IES file in DIALux before approving the layout.
LED Street Light Outdoor Road Lighting 30W to 200W LA Series Production Process
Configuration Lock: Production starts after the approved order specification is confirmed. The record covers the selected output—30W, 50W, 80W, 100W, 150W, or 200W—along with AC100–277V input, LED configuration, CCT, Type III optics, 10kV surge protection, and any ordered control options.
Component Matching: Before assembly, the LED board, driver, lens, gasket, housing, cable entry, and 70–76mm mounting interface are checked against the confirmed bill of materials. This step helps prevent wattage, CCT, and control versions from being mixed within the same municipal order.
Assembly & Functional Inspection: After mechanical and electrical assembly, the inspection covers wiring, power configuration, light-output consistency, and the response of any ordered photocell, motion sensor, or power/CCT controller. Before the housing is closed, the sealing surfaces, fasteners, and cable entries are checked to reduce assembly-related water- and dust-ingress risks.
Traceable Release: Each finished luminaire is identified by wattage, CCT, control option, and batch number. For mixed-model orders, units can be separated by road section or pole schedule, helping EPC teams match the approved fixture configuration with its planned installation position.
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LED Street Light Outdoor Road Lighting 30W to 200W LA Series Overview & Details
Output and Electrical Setup
The Sungreat Energy LA Series is a grid-connected roadway lighting platform with six power options: 30W, 50W, 80W, 100W, 150W, and 200W. Luminous output ranges from 5,400–6,600 lm at 30W to 36,000–44,000 lm at 200W, with 180–220 lm/W efficacy across the series. AC100–277V, 50/60Hz input and a power factor above 0.95 suit common municipal and commercial power networks. IP66 protection and 10kV surge protection support outdoor road applications.
Roadway Distribution and Model Selection
Type III roadway distribution helps direct light along the road, so wattage alone should not be used to judge coverage. As preliminary references, 30W–50W models are considered for 4–6m mounting heights and 15–25m pole spacing; 80W–100W models for 6–10m heights and 25–40m spacing; and 150W–200W models for 8–15m heights and 30–50m spacing. The final layout depends on road width, pole spacing, arm length, mounting angle, target illuminance, uniformity, and glare limits.
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Color Temperature and Control Options
Color temperature can be specified from 2700K to 6500K according to the road environment and project requirements. Optional photocells, PIR or microwave sensors, and power/CCT controllers can be added, but confirm the selected control configuration before approving the final bill of quantities.
LED Street Light Outdoor Road Lighting 30W to 200W LA Series Packaging & Delivery
The LA Series includes 30W–200W mains-powered LED street lights. Packaging is arranged to protect the PC optical surface, die-cast housing edges, mounting interface, and cable entry during handling and transportation. Protective separation is placed between the bracket, metal accessories, lens, and housing to reduce contact damage.
When photocells, sensors, or power/CCT controllers are included, they are packed and labeled according to the confirmed order configuration. This helps installers identify the correct accessories for each luminaire during installation.
Before dispatch, the packing list should clearly show:
- Quantity and wattage of lights in each carton
- CCT and optional control configuration
- Location of accessories and spare parts
- Purchase order, batch, or road-section reference
- Carton dimensions, weight, and pallet arrangement
For mixed-wattage orders from 30W to 200W, carton labels can include the road section, pole number, or installation position. This helps the site team locate the correct fixture without opening multiple cartons.
Container loading quantity, shipping method, production lead time, transport schedule, customs clearance, and inland delivery should be confirmed after the final wattage mix, packaging dimensions, pallet requirements, destination, and customs conditions are known.
FAQ of LED Street Light Outdoor Road Lighting 30W to 200W LA Series
Start with the road layout rather than wattage alone. The following figures are preliminary selection references:
| Power | Luminous Output | Preliminary Mounting Height | Preliminary Pole Spacing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30W | 5,400–6,600 lm | 4–6m | 15–25m |
| 50W | 9,000–11,000 lm | 4–6m | 15–25m |
| 80W | 14,400–17,600 lm | 6–10m | 25–40m |
| 100W | 18,000–22,000 lm | 6–10m | 25–40m |
| 150W | 27,000–33,000 lm | 8–15m | 30–50m |
| 200W | 36,000–44,000 lm | 8–15m | 30–50m |
These ranges do not guarantee the required illuminance or uniformity. The final choice should also consider road width, lane count, pole arrangement, arm length, mounting angle, target illuminance, uniformity, and glare limits. Use the IES file for the selected configuration in a DIALux calculation before approving the model and quantity.
In many retrofit projects, existing poles can be reused if their condition, height, spacing, arm length, and mounting arrangement suit the proposed installation. The standard LA Series mounting diameter is 70–76mm. If the existing pole top or arm has a different diameter, a diameter-conversion adapter can be used to fit the luminaire. Confirm the measured diameter and the adapter configuration before ordering.
The retrofit should also confirm the AC100–277V, 50/60Hz supply, earthing, cable condition, control cabinet, and Type III lighting layout. Reusing the poles does not automatically confirm mechanical, electrical, or lighting compatibility. Use the selected fixture’s IES file in DIALux to check the proposed layout.
For new-pole planning, a 4–12m Q235B street light pole with 60–76mm top-diameter options can be reviewed as a structural reference. The final pole, arm, adapter, foundation, and wind-load design should match the luminaire and local project conditions.
The LA Series supports customized color temperatures from 2700K to 6500K. A suitable starting point depends on the road environment:
- 2700K–3000K can be considered for residential streets, pedestrian areas, and locations where warmer visual comfort is preferred
- 3500K–4000K provides a neutral appearance for many mixed urban roads
- 5000K–6500K should normally be selected only when required by the tender or application
Color temperature alone does not control glare or light pollution. The Type III optic, mounting angle, pole height, lumen output, nearby windows, and local lighting requirements should be reviewed together before the CCT is finalized.
Because the photocell is optional, first confirm whether the light is controlled by an individual photocell, a central timer, a contactor, or another lighting control system.
If the light stays on during the day, check whether the photocell is covered, shaded, incorrectly wired, receiving an override signal, or installed where it cannot detect daylight properly. If it repeatedly switches on and off around dusk, check whether light from the fixture, vehicle headlights, or nearby lamps is reaching the sensor. Also confirm the sensor voltage, connections, position, and moisture condition.
If only one light is affected, inspect that unit and its photocell first. If several lights fail together, check the feeder, central control system, and supply voltage. Testing should be performed by a qualified electrician.
No. The 10kV surge protection helps the luminaire handle certain transient overvoltage events, but it does not guarantee protection against direct lightning, poor earthing, incorrectly bonded poles, or sustained voltage outside the AC100–277V range.
Protection should be considered as a coordinated system. The luminaire-level device, pole and cable bonding, site earthing, feeder-cabinet SPD, and any external lightning protection should be reviewed according to the project risk. If several lights on the same feeder fail, check the supply voltage, earth continuity, upstream SPD, and pole locations before replacing individual fixtures.
The LA Series is listed with a 5-year warranty, but the quotation, purchase agreement, and warranty document should define the actual responsibilities clearly.
Before approval, confirm:
- The exact wattage, LED configuration, control options, and quantity covered
- When the warranty period begins
- Whether the driver, LED module, control parts, and housing are covered
- Which installation, voltage, lightning, and environmental conditions are excluded
- What records identify the affected units, such as serial numbers, batch numbers, or carton labels
- Whether the remedy includes parts, complete fixtures, technical support, freight, or another arrangement
- Which photos, videos, voltage readings, invoices, and installation records are required for a claim
Local technical support or replacement logistics should only be included when they are clearly agreed in the project documents.
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