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abood_f
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Street Lighting

03/30/2010 12:01 PM

how to know the distance between street lighting poles?

how to know which luminare used for poles?

how to know the height of poles?

how to know lux for poles?

how to know votage drop and calculate it for street light system?

how to know which transformer used for street lighting system?
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Re: street lighting

03/30/2010 4:34 PM

Just measure it yourself!
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Re: Street Lighting

03/30/2010 4:47 PM

how not to do your own homework
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03/30/2010 8:45 PM

Google Street Lighting Design.

http://www.sandiego.gov/undergrounding/pdf/streetdgnman.pdf
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11/08/2010 12:25 AM

Begin with recommended illumination level. Then select height of poles,rating of light fitting etc from manufacturers cataloque and design/calculate the distance between poles conforming to standards.

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