- Mounting. Choose luminaires according to the type of installation: on poles, walls, or with the ability to adjust the lighting angle. Some models allow you to mount several lamps simultaneously or change their height.
- Brightness. Different areas require different light intensities. For example, floodlights with 700-1500 Lumens are sufficient for the adjacent territory, while 20,000 Lumens are sufficient for sports fields.
- Wattage. Choose the wattage according to your needs. For example, a 50-watt lamp is suitable for lighting a small area. Excessive power will lead to excessive energy consumption.
- Color temperature. The color temperature of light determines its character and scope of application:
- Up to 3500 K – warm yellow light for cozy lighting of private houses, cafes, restaurants.
- About 4200 K – neutral white light for offices, shops, public places.
- From 6000 K – cold white light for sports fields, stadiums, laboratories and industrial areas.
Types of outdoor LED lighting fixtures
- Floodlights. Powerful devices with a glow from 10 to 1000 W. They are used to illuminate stadiums, transport interchanges, industrial warehouses and building facades.
- Lanterns. A classic option for lighting streets, parks, courtyards and alleys. Power – up to 500 W.
- LED strips. Used for decorative lighting of bridges, monuments, buildings and trees. Models with different colors and automatic color changing function are available.
Why choose LED lights?
LED lamps are an investment in long-term operation. For example, if you replace a regular incandescent bulb with a $10 LED bulb that consumes 10 watts, you will save about $50 in electricity over its 25,000-hour lifespan. Imagine that on the scale of lighting an entire yard or street, these savings can reach thousands of dollars, especially when you consider the low maintenance costs. Their price is gradually decreasing, and their quality is only improving. By installing LED lights, you can save money on lamp replacement and maintenance, ensuring safety and comfort in your environment for years to come.
