Why choose us as your street lighting design partner?
Street lighting design & solar solutions for S278 & S38 schemes
Do you need professional street lighting design solutions tailored to your project’s needs (including S278 and S38 schemes)? Whether you’re looking for traditional road lighting or innovative solar street lights, our experienced team delivers efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly designs that meet all UK street lighting standards.
When it comes to street lighting, DFL is an industry leader with a reputation for delivering high-quality designs that balance safety, energy efficiency, and aesthetics. We work across various sectors, from residential streets to major roadways and specialise in the integration of solar street lighting for sustainable projects.
Each of our designs adhere to BS EN 13201:2015 standards for road lighting and BS 5489-1:2020 for public lighting. Our designs incorporate LED technology, solar and smart controls to maximise energy savings and minimise maintenance. Want to know how our street lighting design can benefit your project?
Street Lighting Design & Solar Solutions
S278 and S38 Street lighting schemes
Our team specialises in delivering street lighting solutions for S278 and S38 agreements, ensuring that your street lighting infrastructure complies with local authority requirements. Whether you’re working on a new development or modifying existing infrastructure, we can handle every aspect of your street lighting project, from design through to installation and approval.
- S278 Agreements: Street lighting design for works affecting existing highways.
- S38 Agreements: Street lighting design for new roads adopted by local authorities.
Ready to start your project with custom-designed street lighting or solar street lights?
More from DFL
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Reducing obtrusive light
These guidelines focus on minimising light pollution, including sky glow, light spillage, and glare. By following ILP recommendations, we ensure that our designs reduce the impact of artificial lighting on both human environments and wildlife.
Energy-efficient lighting design
The ILP emphasises the importance of using LED technology and smart lighting controls to reduce energy consumption. We integrate these practices into every project, helping clients lower their carbon footprint and energy bills.
Lighting zone guidelines
ILP guidelines encourage the use of appropriate lighting levels based on environmental zones. For example, urban areas may require brighter lighting, while rural or ecologically sensitive zones may benefit from softer, less intrusive lighting.
