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Campus, Walkway & Plaza Lighting

Campus, walkway and plaza lighting supports pedestrian visibility, wayfinding and outdoor common-space use after dark. Lumvo LED options include post-top, wall-mounted and area-lighting products for commercial and institutional properties.

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LED Post Top Light, 50-150W Selectable, 3CCT, 120-277V, IP65

SKU: GL-SX4-150W-H
Wattage:
50W, 80W, 100W, 120W, 150W
Voltage:
120-277V AC
CCT:
3000K, 4000K, 5000K
Warranty:
5-Year
Efficacy:
150 lm/W
Mounting:
Pole mount
Sale price$119.00

SELECTION & PROJECT PLANNING

Choosing Campus, Walkway & Plaza Lighting

Compare the illustrated differences below, then confirm the selected model and site requirements before ordering.

Understand the campus walkway plaza application — conceptual application illustration
Conceptual application illustration; not a customer project or a measured lighting result.

01

Understand the campus walkway plaza application

Start with the site and the work performed there. A fixture family is a starting point; the final choice depends on the layout and operating conditions.

  • Check: Walkway and gathering-area geometry.
  • Review: Pole locations, clearance and access.
  • Coordinate: Glare, spill and control behavior.
Pole / adapter fitWalkway coverageControl location
Planning diagram, not a photometric calculation or installation drawing.

02

Coordinate poles with pedestrian space

  • Mark walkway and gathering-area geometry on the site plan.
  • Review pole locations, clearance and access before choosing light output.
  • Confirm glare, spill and control behavior and document the selected fixture requirements.

BEFORE YOU ORDER

Campus, Walkway & Plaza Lighting questions

Confirm model-specific requirements before ordering.

What fixture type works well for walkways?

Post-top, bollard, wall-mounted and area fixtures can all be appropriate depending on site layout and mounting options.

What CCT is common for pedestrian areas?

3000K and 4000K are common choices, depending on project preference and local requirements.

Can lights turn on automatically at dusk?

Many outdoor fixtures support photocell control.

How do I plan fixture spacing?

Use mounting height, fixture distribution and target illumination levels; photometric data is useful for larger projects.

Are all post-top fixtures weather rated?

Ratings vary, so confirm wet-location or IP suitability on the individual product page.

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