The Lowlander is the product of co-creation between Dutch light experts and professionals, the result of evolving the concept of urban lamp into a dynamic, versatile and living series. From posttop applications to catenary systems and arms equipped with upper anchorage, responding to the multiple challenges of the contemporary public space. In order to minimize light pollution, preserve the nostalgic effect of light body and speed up future maintenance processes, the Lowlander separates the lighting effect of the main LED module and the upper beaconing system, keeping both physical elements in a single compact and removable optical group. This modular architecture also enables the creation of different colour effects on the upper light body, accentuating the transition between different urban areas.

The Lowlander body consists of a main structure of AISI 316 or AISI 314 Stainless Steel, two cylindrical PMMA diffusers with UV protection and different optional fixation systems made of L-2520 (EN 44100) cast aluminium.
The dual, independent and removable LED optical group, whose watertightness rating is IP67, is integrated into an L-2520 (EN 44100) cast aluminium heat sink chassis.
Finally, incorporation of the driver into an insulated compartment generates an optimal thermal gap, preventing inefficient heat transfer to sensitive components.

The sustainable desing strategy of this series responds to a circular public infrastructure management model, whereby the life cycle of mechanical components exceeds the obsolescence curve of LED technology. The Lowlander lamp incorporates one of the world’s most recycled and durable materials—steel. Reintroducing steel to the production cycle of other industries at end of useable life will produce significant energy savings compared with other metals. Following the implementation of ISO 14001 and the development of the sustainability master plan, SETGA has striven to reduce the carbon footprint of all its components, by designing a long-term recycling system for each one.