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    The new LEDtronics LED street light fixture, the Cobrahead, follows the traditional cobrahead design, but delivers an energy-efficient, high-lumen output with 146 lm per watt performance. The latest cobrahead series consumes minimal watts but replaces metal-halide/HPS luminaires 150W up to 250 watts. The UL-listed LEDtronics luminaire is lightweight and easy to install, making it ideal for lighting roadways, highways and sidewalks in residential and commercial settings, as well as outdoor parking areas, driveways and walkways, security and area flood lighting, construction lighting, in addition to tennis courts, stadiums and public parks.

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