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Road LightingSOON

Street lighting by EN 13201: the road profile and classes, the luminaire and the poles. Finds the longest spacing that meets them, then places the poles in the model.

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INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE

The longest spacing that passes.

Change the pole spacing and watch the road's luminance and uniformity pass or fail.

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DEMO
Lav 1.34 · Uo 0.43✓Poles every 35 m · one side · class M3 needs Lav ≥ 1.0 cd/m² and Uo ≥ 0.40Longest spacing that passes: 37 m
One side · 35 m · meets class M3 (Lav 1.34, Uo 0.43)

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Road Lighting · video explanation

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How to use it.

  1. 01

    Set the road profile and the lighting class of each lane (EN 13201).

  2. 02

    Pick the luminaire (IES or LDT) and how the poles stand.

  3. 03

    Find the longest spacing that meets every class, then place the poles and write the report.

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