QUINTUS L500-60 POST LIGHT

QUINTUS L500-60 POST LIGHT

Design: C.F. Møller Design

QUINTUS L500-60 is a light fixture that makes it possible to mount the distinctive, cone-shaped QUINTUS lamp housing on a Ø 60 mm post.

The QUINTUS design provides appealing light at night, while adding a stylish touch to the streetscape in the daytime. This streetlight was originally created by C.F. Møller Design with a Ø 121 mm post. Lampas has developed a base together with C.F. Møller Design that is suitable for Ø 60 mm posts and at the same time allows the original cone shape to come into its own.

Like the classic QUINTUS L500, QUINTUS L500-60 has a base of slightly tapered tubing, echoing the design of the cone-shaped shade.

QUINTUS L500-60 has been created for housing associations, municipalities, utility companies and businesses that need to replace light fittings, and perhaps have existing posts that can be reused. The QUINTUS L500-60 streetlight offers potential for enhancing the character of an area with atmospheric lighting.

QUINTUS L500-60 fulfils lighting requirements for streets, roads, car parks, footpaths, cycle paths and other locations that require strong lighting.

Streetlight for Ø 60 mm post

QUINTUS L500-60 is supplied as standard with a black-coated base, to match the black top cover of the light. The fixture can also be supplied with a base in other colours, to match an existing post, for example.

The base conceals the LED unit and driver. This streetlight is therefore glare-free with no visible light source. QUINTUS L500-60 is suitable for various kinds of lighting control and dimming. The light can be supplied in a colour temperature to suit requirements.

QUINTUS L500-60 has a UV-resistant acrylic shade and a top cover of black, recycled plastic. The base is mold-cast aluminium.

Streetlight by C.F. Møller Design

QUINTUS L500 was designed by C.F. Møller Design in 2006 and modified in 2020. In 2022, QUINTUS L500-60 was launched, with a base developed for Ø 60 mm posts. QUINTUS L500 is in use in a variety of public and private locations, including the Regional Hospital in Horsens, Denmark, as street lighting at Skanderborg Bakker, Denmarks, and as car park lighting at Hospice Djursland, also in Denmark.