Street lights
With a standalone LED street light, you can illuminate a driveway, yard, parking lot, access road, or business premises safely and energy-efficiently. The fixtures in this category are designed for mounting on an existing light pole or lamppost. With a suitable wall bracket, various models can also be attached to a facade, shed, or commercial building.
Choose from street lights with various wattages, light outputs, connection sizes, and sensor functions. Do you not have a pole yet or prefer a complete combination? Then view our light poles or complete lampposts.
Standalone street light for a light pole or lamppost
A standalone street light is a great choice when a light pole or lamppost is already present.You will then simply replace the existing fixture or create your own combination of a pole and street light fixture.
A street light fixture does not automatically fit every pole. Therefore, always check the following before ordering:
- the outer diameter of the pole or pole top;
- the connection diameter of the street light;
- whether the fixture is mounted horizontally or vertically;
- the mounting height and maximum load capacity of the pole;
- the required supply voltage and cabling.
Our assortment includes street lights and park lights for 60 mm and 76 mm connections, among others. The correct size is listed in the specifications for each product. Therefore, do not rely solely on the appearance of the fixture, but always compare the connection size with the diameter of your light pole or lamppost.
Do you have an existing pole and don't know its size? Measure the outer diameter of the section where the fixture will be mounted. If in doubt, you can send a photo and the measured diameter to our specialists.
Standalone fixture or complete lamppost?
With a standalone street light, you only receive the fixture. The light pole, wall bracket, anchor, and any other accessories are selected separately.
A complete lamppost consists of a pole and a matching fixture. This is especially practical when you want to install a completely new light point and prefer not to combine all the parts yourself.
Do you already have a suitable pole? Then a standalone street light is usually the simplest solution.Starting a new installation? Then take a look at our lamp posts for complete combinations or our light poles if you want to assemble a pole and fixture yourself.
Mounting a street light to the wall
Not every street light needs to be mounted on a freestanding pole. With a suitable wall bracket, you can also attach a suitable fixture to a facade, warehouse, shed, or commercial building.
A wall-mounted street light is a practical solution when:
- there is no room for a freestanding light pole;
- you want to illuminate a driveway or site from the facade;
- you want to light a loading and unloading area next to a building;
- the existing power connection is already located at the facade;
- you want to distribute the light over a large area from a higher position.
Also check, in the case of wall mounting, whether the diameter of the wall bracket matches the connection of the fixture. For example, the current range includes a wall bracket with a 60 mm connection. Additionally, the surface must be strong enough to support the weight and wind load of the street light.
Position the fixture so that the area is well lit, without shining directly into homes, windows, or adjacent plots. A tiltable street light makes it easier to adjust the light beam accurately.
With twilight sensor or motion sensor
Do you want the street light to turn on automatically? Then choose a street light with a sensor or combine a suitable fixture with a separate sensor.
A twilight sensor measures the amount of ambient light. The street light turns on automatically when it gets dark and switches off again when there is sufficient daylight. This is useful for parking lots, access roads, industrial sites, and yards that need to be illuminated every evening.
A motion sensor responds to people or vehicles.The light only turns on or becomes brighter when motion is detected. This helps save energy in locations with little activity at night, such as a private driveway, storage yard, or the back of a commercial building.
Some models combine a twilight sensor with motion detection. In this case, the street light can remain lit at a lower dim setting after dark and temporarily become brighter as someone approaches. Check the product details to see which sensor is built-in, what settings are available, and whether a separate daylight sensor or remote control is required.
What wattage do you need?
The right wattage depends on more than just the surface area. The light output in lumens, efficiency, beam angle, mounting height, and color temperature also determine how much usable light reaches the ground.
You can use the following wattages as a general guideline:
- 30 watt: for a driveway, path, small parking area, or compact yard at a relatively low mounting height;
- 50 watt: for a larger driveway, yard, entrance, or small commercial parking lot;
- 100 watt: for a business site, spacious parking lot, or mounting on a higher light pole;
- 150 to 200 watt: for larger sites, logistics zones, and professional applications requiring broad and powerful lighting.
These values are intended solely as an initial indication.A modern, high-efficiency street light can produce significantly more light at the same wattage than an older fixture. Therefore, always look at the number of lumens and the light distribution.
For a driveway or yard, a well-directed light beam is usually more important than the highest possible wattage. For a parking lot or business premises, the focus is primarily on an even distribution without dark zones. Multiple well-placed street lights often yield a better result than a single very powerful fixture.
Do you want to illuminate a large site, parking lot, or business environment? Then have a lighting plan drawn up. This allows us to determine the required number of fixtures, the wattage, the mounting height, and the mutual distance.
Frequently asked questions
Does a street light fixture fit on every light pole?
No.The connection diameter of the fixture must match the outer diameter of the pole top, side arm, or wall bracket. Various connection sizes are available within the range, including 60 and 76 mm. Therefore, always check the specifications of both the street light and the pole.
Can I mount a street light on the wall?
Yes, several street lights can be mounted to a facade, shed, or commercial building using a suitable wall bracket. Check whether the diameter of the wall support matches the fixture and whether the surface has sufficient load-bearing capacity.
How many watts should a street light be?
For a small driveway or compact yard, 30 watts may be sufficient. For larger yards and small parking lots, 50 watts is often chosen. For industrial sites and higher poles, versions from 100 watts and up are typically considered.In addition to the wattage, always check the lumen output, beam angle, and mounting height.
What is the difference between a standalone street light and a complete lamp post?
A standalone street light is just the fixture and is mounted on an existing light pole, lamp post, or wall bracket. A complete lamp post consists of a pole with a matching fixture. For a new lighting point, a complete combination is often the easiest option.
Does a street light turn on automatically?
Only if the street light has a built-in twilight sensor or is connected to an external twilight switch. A twilight sensor automatically turns the lighting on at dusk and off again at daylight.
What is the difference between a twilight sensor and a motion sensor?
A twilight sensor reacts to the amount of daylight and keeps the lamp on during dark hours. A motion sensor switches the light on or increases the light intensity when a person or vehicle is detected.
Which light color is suitable for street lighting?
For functional area lighting, natural white light around 4000K is often chosen. This provides a clear view without the very cool appearance of daylight white. For a yard or surroundings where a warmer look is desired, 3000K may be more pleasant.
Do I need a lighting plan?
For a single driveway or small yard, a lighting plan is usually not necessary.For larger parking lots, business grounds, homeowners' association (VvE) properties, and agricultural locations, a lighting plan helps prevent dark zones, glare, and unnecessary energy consumption.
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