New Streetlight Work - Brampton and Greater Toronto Area - LED Acorn Drop Lens! Cracked Open

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Company and Date Manufactured:	? 2014
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Lamp Type:	LED
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joe_347V

[May 05, 2014 at 05:59 AM]

Interesting, it looks like if the drop lens was still intact it would look almost identical to the ones that were installed on Queen a few years back.

[May 06, 2014 at 05:51 AM]

Yeah to my eyes, it's completely identical. There is a technical drawing of this fixture on the City of Brampton's website as if it is their design, but it's likely just to enforce the design.

Yet this LED edition cannot replace the HPS ones on Queen. It's the reoccurring issue with LED's, not bright enough to fulfill the 250W HPS equivalent. The output of these NVN's would have to be jammed in there.

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Gallery of Lights

LED Acorn Drop Lens! Cracked Open

Found one with a drop lens cracked open. Have a look at the LED grid inside. Can someone point out if there is a photocell concealed atop? These do have one as they fire up randomly.