LED (light-emitting diode) lights have many benefits from their long shelf life to their durability. They are available in a wide range of colors and do not get very hot, unlike many other lighting sources.

One use of LEDs that is becoming increasingly popular is street lights. Below are some of the benefits of using LED street lights:

• LED lights depreciate at a much slower rate than other alternatives
• They are light-emitting diodes, so they do not have filaments or burn out quickly (they have incredibly long lives)
• LEDs do not contain lead or mercury and do no mit any poisonous gases. They also give off less CO2 emissions.
• Reduced maintenance costs
• Do not produce a lot of heat
• Consume little energy
• Wide, consistent light pattern
• Less hotspots (and then areas of dark spots)
• Improved color rendering comparative to sodium lamps

There are so many benefits to switching to LED lights in most cases - and use in street lights is just one of them. These lights are environmentally friendly and save you money in the long run.

 No Light Pollution: Light Distribution designed for road lighting, in addition to illuminate the path and will not illuminate the road outside the region. Eliminate the interference signal by the residents of the light into the rest room.

No High-voltage, No Dust Adsorption: Eliminate the high-voltage adsorb the dust cause the lampshade become dark, reduce the brightness.

No High-temperature, No Aging Yellow Lampshade: Eliminate baking the traditional lampshade which cause aging yellow, shortened life expectancy and decrease the brightness.

Start without Delay: Reach the normal brightness and do not have to wait when switch on, eliminate a long process of starting of the traditional street lights.