Farola LED esbelta de 30 W a 200 W, IP66

The ILED-SL-A is the slim street light for the roads, the car parks and the area positions: four outputs from 50W to 200W, all at 120 lumens per watt, in a slim aluminium body with the PC diffuser. The range covers the residential streets at the low end and the major roads at the 200W top, with the light distributions and the mounting heights specified per position.

The four outputs

The ILED-SL-A02 runs 50W from a 560×196×99mm body. The ILED-SL-A03 runs 100W from 610×245×99mm. The ILED-SL-A04 runs 150W from 661×245×99mm. The ILED-SL-A05 runs 200W from 712×300×99mm. All four deliver 120 lumens per watt, so the bigger models get their output from a longer light source rather than from running the LEDs harder — the reason the lumen maintenance holds across the range.

Light distributions

The street-light optics come in TYPE II, III, IV and V, selected per position. TYPE II throws long and narrow for the straight roads and the paths. TYPE III is the general road distribution for the wider carriageways. TYPE IV pushes the light forward for the wall-mounted and the area positions. TYPE V spreads square or round for the open areas and the intersections. The beam angles carry the detail — T2 at 70×150°, T3 at 80×150°, T4 at 50×140° and T5 at 140° — and the distribution is chosen at order against the road width and the mounting height.

Colour tuning across the range

The colour temperature runs 1800K to 6000K — from the amber-adjacent warm end that the residential streets and the dark-sky projects ask for, through the neutral 4000K working light, to the 6000K cool end. The wide span is unusual in a street light and it is what lets one product range serve the residential roads and the commercial car parks from the same order.

IP66 and the build

The body is aluminium with a PC diffuser, rated IP66 — dust-tight and protected against heavy seas and powerful jets, one step above the standard IP65 street lights. That is the rating for the coastal roads, the industrial estates and the positions the washdown reaches. The input is AC100-277V 50/60Hz, covering the markets and the grids without a special version, and the slim profile keeps the wind load down on the arms.

Control

DALI runs on the driver per the highlights — the street-light standard for the dimming curves, the photocell tie-ins and the remote management the city systems use. Confirm the DALI detail and the control options against the system the road runs at order time. The dimming curves, the photocell tie-ins and the remote management all run through the same driver, which is why the city systems spec DALI on the street lights they can manage centrally.

Where it gets used

Residential streets and paths, on the 50W head with the TYPE II distribution. Collector roads and car parks, on the 100W and 150W heads. Major roads and the large area positions, on the 200W with the TYPE III or V optics. And the industrial and coastal sites, where the IP66 and the aluminium body are the reason the fitting is on the drawing.

Planning the installation

Three decisions shape the order: the output against the road class and the mounting height, the distribution against the road width, and the CCT against the area the light falls on. Measure the road once and walk the mounting positions — the 99mm slim profile keeps the wind load down on the arms, and the matching arm and pole are the parts to confirm with the site. With those set, the fitting is a straight swap onto the arms the road already carries, or a new install with the poles ordered to the height the distribution needs.

Why do buyers pick the ILED-SL-A over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

120 lumens per watt across all four outputs. The 50W head delivers 6,000 lumens and the 200W head 24,000 — the road-lighting levels the specifications ask for, at the efficacy the energy budgets need.

IP66, one step above the standard. Most street lights quote IP65. This one is dust-tight and protected against the heavy seas and the powerful jets — the rating for the coastal roads and the industrial estates.

The full optics set. TYPE II, III, IV and V distributions with the beam angles published per type — the road widths and the mounting heights are matched at order time instead of compromising on one fixed optic.

1800K to 6000K in one range. The amber-adjacent warm end for the residential streets and the dark-sky projects, the cool end for the commercial areas — one product range covers both without a special order.

DALI on the driver. The city systems dim and manage through DALI, and the driver carries it — the street light drops into the management network the roads already run.

The ILED-SL-A is the street light for the roads and the area positions that spec the output, the distribution and the rating — four outputs, four optics and IP66 in one range.

Residential streets and paths. The 50W head with the TYPE II distribution lights the straight roads and the paths, at the warm end of the 1800K to 6000K range for the dark-sky-sensitive neighbourhoods.

Collector roads and car parks. The 100W and 150W heads with the TYPE III distribution cover the carriageways and the parking rows, with the DALI driver tying the ceiling into the city management.

Major roads and intersections. The 200W head with the TYPE III or V optics carries the wide carriageways and the open areas, at the mounting heights the major roads run.

Coastal roads and industrial estates. The IP66 rating is the reason the fitting survives the salt air and the washdown, where the IP65 street lights fail the site survey.

Parks, plazas and campuses. The TYPE IV and V distributions spread the light across the open areas, and the warm end of the CCT range keeps the public spaces readable without the glare.

Q1: What is the power range of the Slim LED Street Light 30W-200W IP66?
A1: The power range of this street light is from 30W to 200W, offering flexibility to meet different lighting requirements.

Q2: Can the color temperature be adjusted?
A2: Yes, the color temperature (CCT) of the street light is adjustable from 1800K to 6000K, allowing you to customize the lighting ambiance.

Q3: What is the standard color rendering index (CRI) of this street light?
A3: The standard CRI of this street light is 70, ensuring good color representation.

Q4: Is the driver included with the street light?
A4: Yes, the street light comes with a built-in quality Meanwell Driver, ensuring stable power supply and reliable performance.

Q5: What is the power factor of the street light?
A5: The street light has a power factor greater than 0.9, indicating efficient energy usage.

Q6: Does the street light have flicker-free operation?
A6: Yes, it is designed to provide flicker-free lighting, ensuring a comfortable lighting experience.

Q7: What material is the body of the street light made of?
A7: The body of the street light is made of aluminum, which offers durability and lightweight characteristics.

Q8: What are the available beam angle options?
A8: The street light offers four beam angle options: T2: 70150°, T3: 80150°, T4: 50*140°, or T5: 140°, allowing for customizable light distribution.

Q9: What is the lumen efficacy of this street light?
A9: The Slim LED Street Light can provide lumen efficacy of up to 120 lumens per watt, ensuring efficient and bright illumination.

Q10: Is the street light waterproof?
A10: Yes, the street light has an IP66 rating, making it highly resistant to dust and water and suitable for outdoor use.

Q11: Does the street light have impact resistance?
A11: Yes, it has an IK10 rating, indicating high resistance to impact.

Q12: Can the street light be dimmed?
A12: Yes, the street light can be equipped with DALI dimming functionality, allowing for enhanced control over the lighting output.

Q13: What is the expected lifespan of this street light?
A13: The street light has a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, reducing maintenance requirements and ensuring long-term cost savings.

Q14: Is this street light suitable for both residential and commercial applications?
A14: Yes, the Slim LED Street Light is suitable for a wide range of applications, including residential areas, commercial spaces, highways, and more.

Q15: Does this street light comply with safety standards?
A15: Yes, the street light meets electric Class I standards, ensuring electrical safety. It also complies with IP66 and IK10 ratings for protection against dust, water, and impact.