75 / 95 / 115 Wattage Adjustable LED Street Light Retrofit Lamp | 9750 to 14950 Lumens | 5000K | 100 to 400 Watt Replacement
Dwayne Kula | President, CTO and Founder
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Product Specifications
Key Features
| Brand | LED Lighting Supply |
| Watts | 75 | 95 | 115 |
| Lumens | 9,750 | 12,350 | 14,950 |
| Lumens Per Watt | 130 |
| Replaces | 100 or 400 Watt Metal Halide |
| Voltage | 100V-277V |
| Color Temperature | 5000K |
| CRI | 80+ |
| Lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Frequency (Hz) | 50/60 hz |
| Power Factor | .9 |
Durable Construction
| Certifications | UL | Rebate Eligible |
Measurements
| Dimensions (in) | 11.7 X 5.4 X 3.4 |
| Weight (lbs) | 3 lbs |
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Product Overview
This wattage-adjustable LED street light retrofit lamp provides 75W, 95W, or 115W operation with 5000K output. It is designed for pole-mounted roadway lighting retrofit and utility streetlight conversion work.
The lamp produces 9,750 to 14,950 lumens and replaces 100W or 400W metal halide fixtures. The adjustable output supports projects where existing pole locations require different light levels.
Core Performance and Output
Output options are 9,750 lumens at 75W, 12,350 lumens at 95W, and 14,950 lumens at 115W. Efficacy is 130 lumens per watt.
The 90 x 150 degree beam angle provides an elongated distribution for roadway lighting retrofit and parking lot pole head retrofit layouts. Higher wattage settings increase output, but may be excessive where lower mounting conditions or shorter pole spacing are present.
The retrofit lamp operates on 100V to 277V, 50/60 Hz power, with a 0.9 power factor. Color temperature is 5000K with 80+ CRI.
Adjustability and Control Options
The selectable wattage settings are 75W, 95W, and 115W. Each setting changes delivered lumen output without changing the lamp body.
The supplied product data identifies wattage adjustment and 100V to 277V operation. No separate control capability is specified in the supplied data.
Longevity and Reliability
This retrofit lamp is rated for a 50,000-hour lifespan. Long operating life reduces lamp replacement frequency in municipal street lighting retrofit and private road retrofit installations.
Output selection should be established during layout planning so the installed wattage matches the required lighting level. Repeated changes after pole-mounted installation can add maintenance work.
Build Quality and Physical Characteristics
The lamp measures 11.7 x 5.4 x 3.4 inches and weighs 3 pounds. Its compact form supports retrofit work where available fixture space must be verified before installation.
The product is UL certified and rebate eligible. Physical fit within the existing pole-head fixture must be confirmed before conversion work begins.
Where This Product Fits Best
This retrofit lamp fits existing pole-head lighting systems requiring LED conversion for roadway and neighborhood lighting applications. It is intended for projects using utility-style streetlight fixtures.
- municipal street lighting retrofit
- roadway lighting retrofit
- utility streetlight conversion
- neighborhood lighting retrofit
- campus roadway retrofit
- private road retrofit
- parking lot pole head retrofit
The 90 x 150 degree beam pattern suits elongated pole-to-pole lighting layouts. Existing fixture condition, pole height, and layout requirements remain project-specific considerations.
Installation and Long-Term Use
This lamp mounts to poles through the existing streetlight fixture retrofit arrangement. Confirm fixture dimensions, available internal space, and 100V to 277V electrical compatibility before installation.
For long-term service, document the selected wattage at each location. This is useful where roadway lighting retrofit and neighborhood lighting retrofit projects use more than one output setting.
How This Fixture Is Commonly Used
In roadway lighting retrofit and utility streetlight conversion projects, the lamp is installed in pole-mounted fixture locations that already define the lighting layout. Mounting height is determined by the existing pole and fixture arrangement.
Municipal street lighting retrofit and campus roadway retrofit layouts typically follow existing pole spacing and pole-head orientation. Wattage selection varies with mounting height, pole spacing, and required light levels.
For parking lot pole head retrofit and private road retrofit work, the 90 x 150 degree distribution should be aligned with the intended travel path or site layout. Higher output can reduce the need for additional light output at a location, but layout uniformity still depends on pole placement.
Safety, Certifications, and Warranty
This retrofit lamp is UL certified. It is rebate eligible.
The supplied product data lists a 50,000-hour lifespan. Warranty information is not specified in the supplied data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What wattage settings are available?
A: The lamp has 75W, 95W, and 115W settings.
Q: What lumen output does each wattage setting provide?
A: The 75W setting provides 9,750 lumens, the 95W setting provides 12,350 lumens, and the 115W setting provides 14,950 lumens.
Q: What voltage does this street light retrofit lamp operate on?
A: It operates on 100V to 277V, 50/60 Hz power.
Q: What beam angle does this lamp use?
A: The beam angle is 90 x 150 degrees.
Q: What should be reviewed when planning a roadway lighting retrofit layout?
A: Existing pole locations, mounting height, pole spacing, fixture orientation, selected wattage, and required light levels affect the layout. The supplied data does not establish a specific spacing value or fixture quantity.
Application Questions and Clarification
Q: Is this lamp suitable for municipal street lighting retrofit?
A: Municipal street lighting retrofit is a listed primary application. The lamp provides selectable 75W, 95W, and 115W output with a 90 x 150 degree beam angle.
Q: Can this product be used for parking lot pole head retrofit?
A: Parking lot pole head retrofit is a listed secondary application. Fixture space and electrical compatibility should be confirmed before installation.
Q: What information affects wattage selection for neighborhood lighting retrofit?
A: Mounting height, pole spacing, fixture orientation, and required light levels affect wattage selection. The available settings are 75W, 95W, and 115W.
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