Light Levels to Comply with P4 – IE EN 13201 standard – Pathway 2m or 3m width
Walkway Lighting
48M with 6M High Poles
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Cost: €600 per unit * (excl VAT)
Concrete Base for 6m Pole:
700 x 700 x Depth 1000mm **
Walkway Lighting
40M with 5M High Poles
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Cost: €550 per unit * (excl VAT)
Concrete Base for 5m Pole:
600 x 600 x Depth 600mm **
Walkway Lighting
19M with 1.5M High Bollards
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Cost: €470 per unit * (excl VAT)
Prices and Pole Base Details
* Equipment cost – Includes Price of Streetlight and Pole, but not installation cost (civil and electrical).
* Delivery to site not included above: This varies from €0 cost to a max of €350 (ie. Total Cost for all Equipment), depending on Site location, and quantity and type of Equipment ordered.
* VAT Not Included. Typically 23% ROI (or 20% in NI). If a Buyer is not registered for VAT (eg. most small Clubs), then this is an extra cost.
* * Base Details: Typical Base Detail are shown, but this is decided on site depending on location, wind speeds, soil conditions, etc.
Notes on Light Levels
This lighting Category covers most Walkways, Pathways, and narrow roads for the exclusive use of Pedestrians only, Cyclists only or both, or all together with Motorised Traffic.
The Light levels required are listed from P1 (highest) to P6 (lowest). P1 light levels will often mean Motorised Traffic, or busy traffic, at higher speeds etc. Lower standards such as P6 would often indicate Pedestrian or Cycle traffic only, at lower speeds and only occasional traffic.
Average Light levels required (on the horizontal) are 15 Lux Average (P1), 10 Lux (P2), 7.5 Lux (P3), 5 Lux (P4), 3 Lux (P5) and 2 Lux Average (P6).
To determine what lighting standard is necessary for your Project involves an assessment of the following – Traffic Speed, Traffic frequency, type of traffic, Parking if any, ambient lighting. Points are awarded for each of these. Please contact VeeLite and we can forward you the full details including the Calculation Chart.
This is covered in detail by the European Standard EN 13201-2.