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Ansell launches new Tephra streetlight With modern styling, installer-friendly features and precise optical control.
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ephra, the brand-new streetlight from Ansell Lighting, enhances the aesthetic of outdoor spaces while providing strong visibility. Suitable for use in car parks and large open areas, the highly durable luminaire is manufactured from die-cast aluminium, ensuring it is built for long-lasting performance in demanding outdoor environments. Its reliability is further reinforced by IP66 and IK08 ratings alongside an impressive L80 54,000h lifespan. Designed specifi cally with contractors in mind, the streetlight features an integrated spirit level for quick and easy levelling during installation and is suitable for both post-top and side-entry mounting. Pre-wired with a 600mm rubber insulated cable and supplied with an AFIX connector, it allows for a fast, secure and IP-rated connection.
In terms of functionality, the luminaire is built with a 30° adjustable head tilt (15° up or down) for wider or narrower light distribution. Its engineered lens design delivers a wide beam angle with minimal glare, ensuring precise optical control. Mark Abott, managing director at Ansell Lighting, said: “Tephra is a fantastic addition to our
streetlight range. It showcases our commitment to designing products that are innovative, versatile and most importantly, easy to install. Exterior lighting plays a multi- We believe this product
delivers on every front, providing enhanced visibility, functionality and visual appeal.”
www.ansell-lighting.com
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