Characteristics
Skver LED Pro R is a modern suspended LED urban and park luminaire featuring a circular form, designed for installation in prestigious public spaces. The new Skver LED Pro family expands the Skver LED portfolio and has been developed for applications requiring higher power, increased luminous flux, and various mounting options. It continues the award-winning design and proven technical solutions of the Skver range, enhanced with new possibilities made possible by its innovative housing construction. The luminaire has been designed with modularity and flexibility in mind. Its consistent design allows the integration of additional elements such as diffusers, top modules, and canopies, enabling architects and lighting designers to tailor the luminaire to their vision in line with the bespoke SKVER CityDNA philosophy.
Directional multi-lens PMMA optics ensure stable photometric performance in compliance with international standards. The IP66-rated gear compartment provides tool-free access via two clips, with an optional vandal-resistant locking solution. Replacement of the light engine and driver module (Zhaga Book 13 and 15) is quick and can be carried out without dismantling the luminaire. Maintenance can be performed off-site, reducing servicing time. The die-cast aluminum housing and mounting components, powder-coated in black, offer excellent durability and feature IP66 ingress protection, IK10 impact resistance, and compliance with CE, RoHS, ENEC, ENEC+, Zhaga-D4i, and DarkSky certifications (for selected light colours).
Application
Skver LED Pro R is designed for illuminating public spaces where safety, aesthetics, and user comfort are of key importance. Thanks to its versatile construction and precise adjustment capabilities, it is suitable for both park and road lighting applications.
Recommended applications: urban parks and green areas, public squares and city centres, pedestrian walkways and promenades, public gardens, arboretums and botanical gardens, residential developments, local roads and residential streets, sidewalks and pedestrian routes, cycling paths, playgrounds and recreational facilities, areas surrounding schools, kindergartens and healthcare facilities, shopping centres and transport hubs, bus stop environments, surroundings of public administration buildings, libraries, museums and municipal offices.