Stela+ gen2 Long, Square & Wide

Stela+ gen2 – the revolution continues

STELA-SQUARE GEN2 – LED module 1800 lm – LED – 740 neutral white – Power supply unit – 220-240 V – 50 to 60 Hz – Safety class I – Standard road optic for S-class – Polymethyl methacrylate bowl/cover – Gray – Philips standard surge protection level – – – Spigot for diameter 60 mm

In 2008 the arrival of the Stela family heralded a revolution in street lighting. In Stela+ gen2 we are now presenting the next generation of LEDs and introducing programmable drivers. The REVOLED cooling and light distribution concept enables tremendous energy savings and a corresponding reduction in CO2 emissions, whilst meeting current lighting standards. Excellent thermal management of the LEDs ensures a very long lifetime, eliminating the need for lamp replacement. Higher flux per LED, flux tuning (using L-Tune) and the option of employing Constant Light Output (CLO) make it possible either to reduce the number of LEDs needed (lower cost per light point) or, when using the same number of LEDs as before, to reduce the power consumption (lower Total Cost of Ownership).

Benefits

• REVOLED technology for maximum efficiency
• Fit-and-forget solution – operates at low current
• Choice of lens optics to match street geometries
• Equipped with Service tag, a QR-based identification system that makes each luminaire uniquely identifiable and provides maintenance, installation and spare part information

Features

• Guaranteed long lifetime: up to 100,000 hours (L-Tune tool)
• Very attractive Total Cost of Ownership, ensuring sustainable investment
• Low energy consumption and small carbon footprint
• Easy installation and maintenance

Applications

• Traffic routes: inter-urban main roads, roundabouts, cycle paths, pedestrian crossings, parking areas
• Residential: streets, cycle paths & footpaths, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, squares/parks and playgrounds, parking areas
• City centers: boulevards and avenues, side streets, squares and parks, pedestrian and shopping areas, pedestrian crossings, public transport, cycle paths and footpaths, parking areas
• Large outdoor areas: industrial sites, harbors, airports, waterways, rail yards