I. Basic design requirements
1. The style of landscape lighting fixtures should be coordinated and unified with the overall environment.
2. In landscape lighting, energy-saving lamps, LED lamps, metal chloride lamps, and high-pressure sodium lamps are generally used.
3. To meet the standard values of landscape lighting in the park, the specific data must be strictly implemented in accordance with relevant specifications.
4. Arrange appropriate street lights or garden lights according to the size of the road. Roads larger than 6m can be arranged symmetrically on both sides or in a zigzag shape, and the distance between lamps should be kept between 15 and 25m; roads smaller than 6m can be arranged on one side, and the distance between lamps should be kept between 15 and 18m.
5. The illumination of garden lights and lawn lights should be controlled between 15 and 40LX, and the distance between lamps and the roadside should be kept within 0.3 to 0.5m.
II. Key points for design control
1. Low-power street lights should be used for the main roads of residential areas, parks, and green spaces. The height of the lamp post is 3~5m, and the distance between the posts is 15~20m, which is a good effect. You can also have multiple lamps per post. When the illumination needs to be improved, multiple lamps can be lit together.
2. The size design of the base of the landscape lighting lamp post should be reasonable, and the base design of the spotlight cannot accumulate water.
3. Pay attention to the waterproof and dustproof level of the landscape lighting lamps.
III. Common design problems
1. The landscape lighting lamps are too far away, and there are blind spots (dark areas), which cannot meet the illumination requirements.
2. There is no lightning protection technology for garden lights and street lights in landscape lighting, which poses a great safety hazard.
3. The scope of the fire road was not verified when the landscape lighting lamps were arranged. The lamps were arranged in the fire road and could not pass the fire inspection.
