Street Lighting Regulation: LED Luminaires, LED Street Lights and Brackets

The regulations for all outdoor public lighting installations aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The extreme energy consumption as well as light pollution lead to negative effects on the planet and the ecosystem. It is therefore necessary to avoid and reduce this as much as possible with the means or resources available. And this also helps reduce the cost of electricity bills. LED technology is a great ally for them, especially given their type of luminaires, streetlights, supports, etc ...

Energy Regulation for Public Outdoor Lighting Systems

The main objective is to improve energy efficiency and energy savings by reducing harmful emissions, limiting light pollution, especially night pollution, and reducing the light that causes any kind of damage to the ecosystem.

They aim to achieve optimum energy efficiency for every type of public lighting. The following requirements of the current regulations must be met:

1. Illuminance levels specified in the relevant technical guide must not be exceeded. Exceptions are cases that require approval from the responsible administration.

2. In the case of street lighting, the minimum requirements specified in the supplementary technical instructions are met. For other types of lighting, the requirements for use, loss of equipment, maintenance and other requirements specified in the relevant technical guide are met.

3. If necessary, an autonomous effect and control system for the amount of light is to be set up.

Luminaires, Street Lights and LED Holders

After many years of experience in the lighting industry and in illuminating streets, squares, parks and other public areas, we want to present the latest developments regarding the classic LED streetlights with their respective arms or brackets. In this way, the range of classic lights is reinforced while integrating LED technology. Its functionality and efficiency adapt to all types of urban environments.

All comply with the regulations presented previously. They include any kind of quality certificate. Above all, however, these are products that fall into category A within the EXC. Therefore, they reduce pollutant emissions and energy savings in all areas where high quality public lighting is required.