Name: T68 LED Street Light
Brand: Hangzhou Hpwinner Opto Corporation.

T68 LED Street Light

T68 LED street light is designed for projects that need robust, high-output lighting on urban and residential roads, overpasses and public areas such as squares, theme parks and parking lots. Its die-cast aluminum housing, IP68 LED optical compartment and IP66 gear compartment work together with 10 kV line-to-earth surge protection to ensure dependable operation from –40 °C to +50 °C in demanding climates.

Features Of T68 LED Street Light

High-power range for major roads
- Covering 40–400 W with multiple housing sizes, T68 offers lumen packages suitable for secondary streets up to large urban arterials and wide public areas, allowing one family to serve different pole heights and lane widths.
Heavy-duty performance
- Die-cast aluminum housing, IP68 LED light engines and an IP66 electrical compartment protect the critical components against dust, moisture and corrosion, supporting long lifetimes in harsh outdoor conditions and a 5-year limited warranty.
High efficacy LEDs
- The T68 series uses HPWINNER integral LED modules with a choice of 5050 or 3030 LED packages, achieving up to 173 lm/W and lumen outputs from around 6,700 lm to over 60,000 lm depending on configuration, helping reduce energy consumption for existing HPS replacements.
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- The T68 series uses HPWINNER integral LED modules with a choice of 5050 or 3030 LED packages, achieving up to 173 lm/W and lumen outputs from around 6,700 lm to over 60,000 lm depending on configuration, helping reduce energy consumption for existing HPS replacements.
Tool-less access and installer-friendly design
- Front latches allow easy, tool-less access to the gear compartment, simplifying driver wiring and maintenance. Optional mounting adapters cover common pole diameters (approx. Ø40–76 mm) with adjustable tilt to fine-tune aiming in the field.
Control-ready with optional NEMA interface
- T68 can be equipped with an optional NEMA receptacle and photocell or shorting cap, enabling simple dusk-to-dawn operation today and leaving a standard interface for future smart-lighting controllers when projects are ready to upgrade.