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This solar LED lamp is an autonomous, efficient, and sustainable lighting solution, ideal for commercial and public applications. The compact, integrated design combines a high-efficiency photovoltaic panel, a lithium-ion battery, and the LED lighting unit into a single solid body, eliminating the need for complex wiring or connections to the electrical grid.
The optical system is designed to maximize coverage and light uniformity. The central high-intensity source is flanked by side modules that ensure homogeneous light distribution, reducing shadows and improving safety. The die-cast aluminum alloy structure and weather-resistant materials (IP65 certification) ensure long life and minimal maintenance in any weather condition.
Thanks to the smart solar panel, the lamp can be set to dusk-to-dawn mode. In this mode, the panel detects sunlight: when light is present, the unit enters charging mode. When the absence of light is detected (at dusk or in low-light conditions), the lamp automatically turns on.
Management is further customized and flexible thanks to the included remote control. This tool allows for total remote control, enabling the user to:
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Turn the lamp on and off at any time.
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Select dusk-to-dawn mode.
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Adjust the light intensity across multiple levels, offering the ability to adapt the power to specific lighting needs or to extend battery life for prolonged use.
Internal diameter of the hole for fixing to the pole or arm is ø 60 mm.
COMPATIBLE WITH OUR POLE A35
Ideal Fields of Application:
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Street and Pedestrian Lighting: Perfect for secondary roads, bike paths, sidewalks, and paths within parks and urban areas.
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Parking Lots and Rest Areas: Provides reliable lighting for private and public parking lots, loading areas, and squares.
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Public and Recreational Areas: Suitable for gardens, playgrounds, public squares, residential complexes, and industrial areas where a grid connection is not available.
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Perimeter Security: Can be used to illuminate fences, entrances, and remote areas, improving security and deterrence.
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