Project overview
- Region
- Asia
- Application
- High-mast lighting
- Project quantity
- 8,000 luminaires
- Product models
- HELIOS-S and HELIOS-L
- Key selection reasons
- Ease of installation and precise light distribution
- Site evidence
- Original delivery and installation photographs
The total refers to individual luminaires, not lighting poles. The supplied project information does not specify the quantity split between HELIOS-S and HELIOS-L.
Why HELIOS Was Selected
For this project, the selection centred on two practical considerations: how the luminaires could be installed on site, and how their light distribution could suit the areas being illuminated.
Installation access matters to the crew working with the equipment. Optical selection matters to the lighting designer matching the luminaire to the site. HELIOS brought these considerations together within one product family, with both HELIOS-S and HELIOS-L included in the project.
The delivery photograph shows a HELIOS luminaire unpacked beside its cartons, with the installation team preparing equipment nearby. It connects the product specification to the equipment actually handled on site.
Installation Access That Matters on Site
The HELIOS catalogue describes tool-free housing opening with a retaining handle. This feature concerns access to the luminaire interior; mounting and securing the fitting still require the appropriate tools and installation procedure.
That distinction is visible in the project photographs. Crews are shown supporting the luminaire and working with tools during installation. The opened housing provides a closer view of the access available during installation and subsequent service work.
Ease of installation was a confirmed selection reason for this project. No timed installation study has been supplied, so this case does not assign a percentage reduction in installation time or labour cost.
Precise Light Distribution: Matching the Optics to the Site
Precise light distribution was the second key reason for selecting HELIOS. The product family offers different lens distributions and adjustable optical modules, providing options for matching the light pattern to the intended area rather than selecting a luminaire by wattage alone.
For a high-mast arrangement, optical selection should be considered alongside mounting height, pole position, spacing, aiming and the geometry of the area being illuminated. A configuration suitable for one location should not automatically be treated as suitable for another.
The photographs document the installation, but they do not establish measured illuminance, uniformity or glare performance. Those results require the relevant lighting calculations and site measurements.
HELIOS-S and HELIOS-L in the Same Project
Both HELIOS-S and HELIOS-L were used within the 8,000-luminaire project. For a new project, the choice between these models should follow the lighting requirements and mounting constraints.
Model name alone is not enough to determine the appropriate configuration: wattage, optics, aiming and installation details need to be assessed together. The installed wattages and optical codes have not been supplied for this case.
Explore the HELIOS series and technical informationFrequently asked questions
How many luminaires were included in the project?
The project included 8,000 luminaires across HELIOS-S and HELIOS-L. This figure describes luminaires, not poles.
Why was HELIOS selected?
The two confirmed selection reasons were ease of installation and precise light distribution.
Was the entire installation tool-free?
No. The catalogue describes tool-free opening of the housing, not tool-free mounting. The site photographs show installers using tools during their work.
What information is needed to assess HELIOS for a similar project?
Useful inputs include the site layout, mounting height, pole positions, target lighting requirements and installation constraints. These allow the model and optical configuration to be evaluated for the actual site.
Planning a Similar Lighting Project?
This Asia project illustrates the importance of considering installation access and optical suitability together. Send LUXIFIC your site layout, mounting information and lighting requirements so the appropriate HELIOS model and configuration can be assessed.
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