LED Street Lights
Compare LED street light wattages, optics and controls for roads and campuses, and get quotes from suppliers and manufacturers.
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Typical configurations. Pick one to start your request; the exact make and specifications are confirmed with suppliers.
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18–24 W LED street light
For narrow lanes, internal paths, gardens and small society roads with low traffic.
- Wattage
- 18–24 W
- Road type
- Lanes, paths, parks
- Protection
- IP65 typical
- Typical lumens
- About 1,800–3,000 lm
- Mounting height
- About 3–5 m
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30–45 W LED street light
For colony roads, housing society internal roads and campus streets.
- Wattage
- 30–45 W
- Road type
- Colony and campus roads
- Protection
- IP65 typical
- Typical lumens
- About 3,500–6,500 lm
- Mounting height
- About 5–7 m
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60–90 W LED street light
For main roads, market streets and wider approach roads that carry regular traffic.
- Wattage
- 60–90 W
- Road type
- Main roads, markets
- Protection
- IP65–IP66 typical
- Typical lumens
- About 7,500–13,000 lm
- Mounting height
- About 7–10 m
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120 W+ LED street light
For highways, flyovers, junctions and industrial approach roads needing high light output on tall poles.
- Wattage
- 120 W and above
- Road type
- Highways, junctions
- Protection
- IP66 typical
- Typical lumens
- About 15,000 lm and above
- Mounting height
- About 9–12 m or more
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| 18–24 W LED street light | 30–45 W LED street light | 60–90 W LED street light | 120 W+ LED street light | |
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| Wattage | 18–24 W | 30–45 W | 60–90 W | 120 W and above |
| Road type | Lanes, paths, parks | Colony and campus roads | Main roads, markets | Highways, junctions |
| Protection | IP65 typical | IP65 typical | IP65–IP66 typical | IP66 typical |
| Typical lumens | About 1,800–3,000 lm | About 3,500–6,500 lm | About 7,500–13,000 lm | About 15,000 lm and above |
| Mounting height | About 3–5 m | About 5–7 m | About 7–10 m | About 9–12 m or more |
Typical values; they vary by make and model.
What your quote should include
- Exact make, model and specifications offered
- Unit price and GST
- Delivery charges and time to your location
- Installation, if needed
- Warranty and after-sales service
How it works
- Share your requirement: quantity, specifications and delivery location.
- Our team finds suppliers and checks availability.
- You receive quotes and decide. There's no obligation to buy.
Buying guide
Types
- Standard LED street light — grid-powered luminaire with a cobra-head or flat body for roads and colonies.
- Smart or dimmable LED street light — adjusts brightness by schedule or sensor and can report faults remotely.
- Retrofit LED lamp — replaces an old sodium or mercury lamp in the existing fitting.
- Garden and pathway light — lower-height poles for parks, campuses and walkways.
- Integrated LED street light with driver — complete unit including driver and surge protection.
What to check before buying
- Wattage and lumen output, plus efficacy (lumens per watt) for energy performance.
- Optics and light distribution, so the pole spacing and road width are lit evenly.
- Colour temperature, normally neutral to cool white for roads.
- Ingress protection (such as IP65 or higher), surge protection and operating voltage range.
- BIS certification and test reports for the model, and LM-79 or similar photometric data.
- Warranty, commonly several years, with clear terms, spares, GST invoice and pole mounting arrangements.
Who buys them
Housing societies, municipal bodies, industrial estates, campuses, contractors, townships and hospitals.
Frequently asked questions
What wattage for a 12-metre road?
It depends on pole height and spacing. Typically 60 to 120 watts at 8 to 10 metre poles. A lighting calculation will give the right figure.
Do LED street lights need maintenance?
Very little. Clean the cover occasionally and keep an eye on drivers, which fail before the LEDs do.
Is a surge protector necessary?
Yes, as Indian grids see voltage spikes and lightning. Ask for built-in surge protection rated for outdoor use.