SNOP - streetlamp system by Mike Kozlovsky at Coroflot.com

SNOP - streetlamp system

SNOP - streetlamp system from Mike Kozlovsky

SNOP - streetlamp system

Graduation Project 2014 at Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice
full title: "Street lighting in terms of energy efficiency and improving security"
author: Michal Kozlowski
promoter: prof ASP Jerzy Wuttke
cooperation: Pro-Mar S.J. Company, dr Agata Chmielarz, mgr Justyna Szulc-Wiecek, mgr Malgorzata Tatoj,

SNOP – a set of streetlights designed by the idea of ensuring the effective lighting defined area, easy to use and service works. The project is a response to the need to improve safety in the city, reduce the costs of electricity consumption, and reduce effect of light pollution.
This system is designed to centres, squares, parks, streets, housing estates in modern cities. Shape of lamps is coresponding with surrounding space, ambient of city should be created by light, not an attractive form of lamps.

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Lighting technology is still evolving, so through the use of standard LED modules this project is more long-lived. Light distribution (wide or far) is shaped by durable polycarbonate lenses. This gives possibility to extend the functionality of the project in the future. The luminaire is resistant to weather conditions and protect internal components against dust and moisure (IP65). Luminaire solid is streamline – reduces vibrations and accelerate dripping water.

Access to the internal components is comfortable, possible by opening luminaire cover. Depending on the requirements light situation in installation place, lighting engineer selects an luminaire and arm extension allowing to direct the light on defined area. The SNOP set consists of 3 luminaire with different power, 6 extension arms (including wall bracket) adapted to commercialy available street columns and additional extension element. This gives 23 combinations. What distinguish SNOP from its opposition and increases chance to selling? - possibility of installing single extension arm to columns in two most used diameter sizes.