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AC LED Street Light

AC LED Street Light
AC LED Street Light is an energy-efficient outdoor lighting solution designed to provide bright, uniform, and reliable illumination for roads, streets, parking areas, industrial premises, commercial spaces, campuses, and public areas. It offers low power consumption, long service life, low maintenance, and consistent lighting performance.

AC LED Street Lights are designed to deliver bright, uniform, and energy-efficient lighting for roads, highways, and public spaces. Powered directly by alternating current (AC), these lights combine advanced LED technology with robust housing to ensure long-lasting performance, reduced maintenance, and significant energy savings. Their sleek design and high lumen output make them ideal for modern infrastructure projects where safety, visibility, and sustainability are priorities.

How It Works

  • Pole/Fixture Structure – Mounted on poles with durable, weather-resistant housing.

  • LED Module – High-efficiency LED chips provide bright, uniform illumination.

  • Driver Unit – Converts AC power to regulate LED performance and prevent flicker.

  • Optical Lens – Ensures wide beam angle and uniform light distribution.

  • Heat Sink – Dissipates heat to maintain LED lifespan and efficiency.

  • Control Options – Compatible with timers, sensors, or smart streetlight systems.

Key Features

  • Energy Efficiency – Consumes less power compared to traditional sodium lamps.

  • Long Lifespan – LEDs last up to 50,000+ hours with minimal maintenance.

  • Uniform Lighting – Optical lenses reduce glare and shadows.

  • Durable Build – Weatherproof, corrosion-resistant housing for outdoor use.

  • Smart Ready – Can integrate with IoT-based streetlight management systems.

  • Cost Savings – Lower electricity bills and reduced replacement costs

Road Lighting

Highways, main roads, internal roads

Street Lighting

Residential and commercial streets

Parking Areas

Parking lots and vehicle parking zones

Industrial Areas

Factories, warehouses, and industrial premises

Commercial Areas

Shops, offices, malls, and business complexes

Institutional Areas

Schools, colleges, hospitals, and campuses