It is late at night. As you drive home, have you ever noticed the street lights above your head? In recent years, for the sake
Have you ever noticed how the right street light can completely transform a neighborhood—balancing safety and aesthetics at the same time? The secret often lies in the chosen color temperature.
Modern urban environments rely on sophisticated traffic signal systems that are far more than simple red, yellow, and green lights. These systems serve as the backbone of road safety and traffic management, directing vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists in a coordinated manner.
For decades, consumers relied on wattage as a primary measure of brightness, but with modern LED technology, lumens and lux have become the key metrics.
What is an IP Rating? An IP Rating is a standardized way to measure the effectiveness of an enclosure’s protection against the intrusion of foreign bodies such as dust, moisture, and accidental contact. Governed by the international standard EN 60529 (British BS EN 60529:1992 and European IEC 60509:1989), IP ratings provide a clear and concise indication of an enclosure’s resistance to solids and liquids.
The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) has established a widely accepted system for classifying light distribution patterns, categorized into Types I through V.
