This is a requirement for road lamp design. Item Name Route Code Road Width (m) Surface Type Lamp Configuration Number of Lamps Lamp Height (m) Lamp Spacing (m) Angle (°) Length of Lamp Arm (m) Distance Between Lamp and Road (m) Illuminance (1m) Route 1 M5 7m CIE C2 (Calculated
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