Pole Height
4–6 m
A practical mounting range for greenways, jogging paths, connector trails, and other continuous public routes.
Outdoor path lighting covers longer, continuous pedestrian routes, including greenways, jogging paths, and connector trails, where consistent spacing matters more than decorative accent. MVS fixtures deliver uniform brightness, controlled glare, and IP66/IK10 durability across extended outdoor runs.
Pathway Planning Reference
Long pedestrian routes require consistent illumination across extended distances. Pole height, fixture spacing, output, and protection level should be coordinated to maintain visibility without creating excessive glare for pedestrians and cyclists.
Pole Height
4–6 m
A practical mounting range for greenways, jogging paths, connector trails, and other continuous public routes.
Fixture Spacing
15–20 m
Typical spacing for maintaining uniform coverage across longer paths without unnecessary pole density.
Illumination
10–15 lux
Suitable reference illumination for pedestrian visibility, route guidance, and mixed pedestrian-and-cycle use.
Recommended Power
50–80W
Provides practical output for longer continuous routes while supporting efficient operation and controlled brightness.
Protection Level
IP65/IK10
Durable protection against rain, dust, impact, and prolonged exposure across extended outdoor installations.
Product Selection
Outdoor paths generally require more output and wider spacing than smaller decorative garden walkways. The selected fixture should maintain continuous visibility across long routes without producing uncomfortable glare for pedestrians or cyclists.
MVS provides project-grade streetlights with configurable wattages, optical distributions, color temperatures, smart-control options, and IP66/IK10 protection for greenways and extended public paths.
Compare suitable models and project configurations in our LED Street Light Series .
Project Questions
Practical answers for planning long greenways, jogging paths, connector trails, and mixed-use pedestrian routes.
Outdoor path lighting is designed for longer, continuous routes such as greenways and connector trails. It generally uses higher output and wider fixture spacing. Garden path lighting is usually lower-power, decorative lighting within landscaped environments.
A typical reference spacing is 15–20 metres. The final spacing should be confirmed according to pole height, pathway width, fixture optics, required illumination, and the surrounding environment.
Yes. With suitable optical distribution, glare control, and a reference illumination level of 10–15 lux, the same lighting system can support pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists on mixed-use routes.
IP65/IK10 provides practical protection against rain, dust, and external impact for extended outdoor installations exposed to changing weather and public-area conditions.