
High Mast Light
Many people may not be as familiar with this product as we imagine during actual use, so how much do you really know about it? In fact, different modules have varying features.
Environmental Conditions
High mast lights operate effectively in a temperature range from -15 degrees Celsius to 45 degrees Celsius. The product must function within temperatures between -40 degrees Celsius and 85 degrees Celsius to perform effectively. This means that during use, the product should not be placed in extremely low or high temperatures. The relative humidity should be maintained above 96% to achieve more accurate working results.
Power Module Technical Requirements
During the actual operation of high mast lights, the power module can accommodate both AC and DC power supply conditions. When in use, the power module’s working mode can easily switch from AC to DC. It is also possible to switch from DC back to AC while ensuring that the circuit module continues to function normally. During AC supply, the transmission voltage may be at 220 volts with a frequency of 50 Hertz, while in DC supply, the device operates solely on DC power with an input voltage of 220 volts.
Optical Performance of the Light
After 15,000 hours of operation, the light output maintenance rate of high mast lights can reach over 90%. After 5,000 hours of operation, light decay does not exceed 20%. The lamp’s chip utilizes a separate luminous lens design to achieve light projection, and its physicochemical properties are also quite stable, providing a good light distribution angle and matching curve.