Spark Omegar LED Street Light will attend LFI 2019 in Philadelphia USA

2019-03-04 17:23

From 21th May to 23th May, Spark will attend LFI 2019 in Philadelphia USA, Booth No. 5024.  

Focusing on industrial LED lighting and outdoor lighting, Spark will demonstrate the brand new Omegar LED street light, Parking lot light, Linear LED high bay at fair.

With over 19 years experience in outdoor lighting, Spark have finished numerous LED street light projects all over the world.

The brand new Omegar LED street light is Spark patent deisgn, with clip for easy and safe openning, with separate driver spacing, whole lamp of IP66 and IK10, warranty up to 10 years. It cover a wide range of wattage from 16W – 240W, NEMA 7 PIN receptacle available.

Omegar street light will be ideal choice for project installation.

Besides, Spark brand new Parking lot light and Linear high bay is also ready for the fair.

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