Grey LED Street Light | 60/75/90W Wattage Switch | Ø60mm | 3000-6000K CCT Switch | IP66 | Blaze

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Specifications

Product category

LED Street Lighting
Length (cm)

58
Width (cm)

19.5
Height (cm)

9.4
Voltage

100-277V AC
Light color

3000K - Warm white (830), 4000K - Natural white (840), 6000K - Daylight white (860)
CRI value

>70ra
Operating hours

96.000 uur
Number of light points

1
IP rating

IP66 - Powerful jet-waterproof
Dimming technology

Not dimmable
Housing color

Grey
Housing material

Aluminium
Light source included

Yes, built-in
Beam angle

80°, 140°
Cable length

0
Warranty

5 jaar
Certifications

CE
Power

60, 75, 90
Lumen

13500
Adjustable

Tilting
Sensor

No sensor

Preferably, you illuminate a parking lot, square, or roundabout evenly and inconspicuously during the day. This gray street light (RAL 9006, aluminum gray) blends in subtly with aluminum and galvanized poles and concrete posts, while delivering plenty of light in the evening. It provides up to 13,500 lumens and allows you to adjust the fixture between 60, 75, and 90 watts, tailored to the location.

Efficient light, broadly distributed

With 150 lumens per watt, you get that light efficiently. The asymmetrical street optics spread the light broadly along the direction of traffic and more selectively across, allowing you to achieve the same coverage with fewer poles.

The right light color for every location

You determine the light color using the CCT switch: 3000K warm white, 4000K neutral white, or 6000K daylight white where sharp visibility matters.

Easy to aim, built for the outdoors

You mount the fixture on top of the pole (post-top) or on a side arm.By unscrewing and reversing the pole connector, you can direct the head during installation; a built-in spirit level helps you position it straight, and once tightened, the head is securely fixed. The connector fits a pole or bracket from 40 to 60 mm. The aluminum housing features an internal driver, meaning no separate power supply, and IP66 keeps rain and dust out. 5-year warranty.

Optional intelligence with a sensor

Want to have the light switch automatically? You can expand it with a single sensor, which you screw onto the bottom of the fixture. Choose from a daylight sensor that turns on at dusk and off at daylight, a PIR motion sensor , or a microwave sensor that reacts to movement. You adjust the settings wirelessly with the corresponding remote control: one for the daylight sensor and one for the PIR and microwave sensor.

Planning a larger site?

Request free project advice, and we will calculate the number of fixtures and the light level for you. View the complete LED street lighting or the broader LED outdoor lighting.

Frequently asked questions

What is RAL 9006 and does this color match my poles?

RAL 9006 is a light grey, aluminum-colored shade. It blends in nicely with aluminum and hot-dip galvanized (grey) poles, ensuring the fixture does not stand out darkly during the day. If you prefer a darker, more recessed appearance, choose the same street light in anthracite. The color makes no difference to the lighting performance.

Is grey the same as RAL 9006?

Yes. This luminaire is finished in grey corresponding to RAL 9006 (aluminum grey). It is the same shade as our RAL 9006 variant in the light 40W class. Both grey and anthracite are weather-resistant aluminum with IP66; only the color differs.

Does this street light fit my pole?

The luminaire fits on a pole or arm with a diameter of 40 to 60 mm. You mount it on top of the pole (post-top) or on a side arm. You adjust the angle of the head by unscrewing the pole connector and rotating it, then secure it. Please measure the diameter of your pole before ordering.

Does it include a mast?

No, this is the street light (the fixture) itself, without a pole. You mount it on an existing pole or arm of 40 to 60 mm. If you are also looking for a pole, you can order that separately; feel free to ask us for the correct height and diameter.

How do I adjust the wattage and light color?

You set both yourself: the power at 60, 75, or 90 watts and the light color at 3000K, 4000K, or 6000K. This allows you to tailor the light level and light color to the location before installing the fixture. The setting is then locked in; it is not a dimmer for use during operation.

What light color should I choose for a parking lot?

For parking lots and business parks, you usually choose 4000K neutral white or 6000K daylight white: these provide sharp, clear visibility and match camera footage well. 3000K warm white is better suited for a polished, calm appearance around buildings. With the CCT switch, you can set this per location.

How many fixtures do I need for my site?

That depends on the surface area, the mast height and the desired light level. With 13,500 lumens and an asymmetrical street optic, each fixture covers a wide area. Request free project advice, and we will calculate the number and placement for you. You can see more models at the LED street lighting.

Can I replace my old sodium or halogen lamp with this?

Yes. This LED fixture replaces older sodium (SON) or metal halide lighting on a 40 to 60 mm pole. With 150 lm/W and 13,500 lumens, you save significantly on energy, and the internal driver makes a separate ballast unit unnecessary. It operates on 100-277V.

Is this street light dimmable or does it have a sensor?

No, the fixture is not dimmable and does not have a sensor. However, you can manually set the wattage to 60, 75, or 90 watts and the light color to 3000/4000/6000K. If you want automatic switching, you can optionally screw on a sensor (daylight, PIR, or microwave).

Can I expand the street light with a sensor?

Yes. You add one sensor per lamp, which you screw onto the bottom of the fixture. You choose from a daylight sensor (Twilight switch), a PIR motion sensor Or a microwave sensor. You configure it using the included remote control for the daylight sensor Or the PIR and microwave sensor.

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