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Let Edison Opto’s Street Light Series Guide Your Way

In view of the energy saving and long lifetime advantages of LED, replacing traditional street light with LED lighting is an inexorable trend. Integrating LED packaging and optical design abilities, Edison Opto develops several street light modules and luminaires.

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For example, Edison provides IP66 waterproof solution─63 in 1 module whose secondary optical design is based on the ME3 requirements and it’s suitable for general road and fast road. Also, Edison offers 12 in 1 street light module with 5 different angles. For symmetry angle design (25°, 60° and 90°), it is suitable for flood light, high bay and street light applications. On the other hand, the asymmetry design (40°X155° and 50°X150°) can effectively guide light to the right place, improving light efficiency and avoid the waste of light source.

In addition to the above mentioned modules, Edison Opto also provides energy-saving street light products such as Billow Series and SS Series. Using Edison's high efficiency component (EMC 3030), our street light series can meet customers' demands for high luminous flux and low power consumption at the same time. Moreover, thanks to the specially designed optical lens, Edison street light series can achieve specific light pattern effect which meets the requirements of road lighting. At present, multiple dimensions and wattages are available. Edison Opto has the most comprehensive lighting solutions for customers’ all kinds of light shape and angle demand.

For more information about Edison’s Street Light Series, please visit www.edison-opto.com/en/product/cate/22/198 or contact Edison Opto at service@edison-opto.com.tw

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