Solar Street Lights
Understand all-in-one and split solar street lights, battery and panel sizing, and get supplier quotes for roads, campuses and villages.
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Typical configurations. Pick one to start your request; the exact make and specifications are confirmed with suppliers.
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All-in-one integrated solar light
For lanes, parks and village roads where quick, simple installation on a pole matters most.
- Battery
- Usually lithium (LiFePO4)
- Typical use
- Lanes, parks, villages
- Installation
- Single unit on pole
- Configuration
- Panel, battery, LED in one body
- Mounting height
- About 3–7 m
- Typical wattage
- About 10–60 W LED
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Semi-integrated solar light
For roads where a larger panel is needed but a compact, tidy fixture is preferred.
- Battery
- Usually lithium (LiFePO4)
- Typical use
- Colony and village roads
- Installation
- Panel and lamp on pole
- Configuration
- Panel separate; battery in lamp body
- Mounting height
- About 4–8 m
- Typical wattage
- About 20–80 W LED
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Separate panel + battery system
For main roads and campuses needing higher output, longer backup and easy replacement of parts.
- Battery
- Lithium or tubular lead-acid
- Typical use
- Main roads, campuses
- Installation
- Pole, battery box, wiring
- Configuration
- Panel, battery box and lamp separate
- Mounting height
- About 6–10 m
- Typical wattage
- About 30–120 W LED
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Solar high mast
For large grounds, plants, parking lots and junctions needing wide-area lighting from a tall mast.
- Battery
- Battery bank at base
- Typical use
- Grounds, plants, junctions
- Installation
- Foundation and mast erection
- Configuration
- Mast with multiple lamps; panel array
- Mounting height
- About 10–20 m or more
- Typical wattage
- Varies by design
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| All-in-one integrated solar light | Semi-integrated solar light | Separate panel + battery system | Solar high mast | |
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| Battery | Usually lithium (LiFePO4) | Usually lithium (LiFePO4) | Lithium or tubular lead-acid | Battery bank at base |
| Typical use | Lanes, parks, villages | Colony and village roads | Main roads, campuses | Grounds, plants, junctions |
| Installation | Single unit on pole | Panel and lamp on pole | Pole, battery box, wiring | Foundation and mast erection |
| Configuration | Panel, battery, LED in one body | Panel separate; battery in lamp body | Panel, battery box and lamp separate | Mast with multiple lamps; panel array |
| Mounting height | About 3–7 m | About 4–8 m | About 6–10 m | About 10–20 m or more |
| Typical wattage | About 10–60 W LED | About 20–80 W LED | About 30–120 W LED | Varies by design |
Typical values; they vary by make and model.
What your quote should include
- Exact make, model and specifications offered
- Unit price and GST
- Delivery charges and time to your location
- Installation, if needed
- Warranty and after-sales service
How it works
- Share your requirement: quantity, specifications and delivery location.
- Our team finds suppliers and checks availability.
- You receive quotes and decide. There's no obligation to buy.
Buying guide
Types
- All-in-one solar street light — panel, battery, controller and lamp in one body. Quick to install on a pole.
- Semi-integrated light — panel and fitting in one unit, battery mounted separately.
- Split or conventional solar street light — separate panel, battery box and luminaire. Larger and easier to service and upgrade.
- Solar garden and bollard lights — small units for paths and parks.
- Solar flood light — for gates, yards and boundary walls.
What to check before buying
- LED wattage and lumen output, and the number of nights of autonomy (backup in cloudy weather).
- Solar panel wattage and type, such as monocrystalline.
- Battery chemistry, usually lithium iron phosphate or tubular, with capacity and cycle life.
- Charge controller type (MPPT is more efficient), dusk-to-dawn and dimming options.
- Pole height, foundation, wind load and ingress protection of at least IP65.
- Warranty on battery, panel and luminaire separately, installation scope, GST invoice and any MNRE-related benefit applicable to your category.
Who buys them
Panchayats and villages, housing societies, campuses, farms, highways contractors, industrial sites, schools and NGOs.
Frequently asked questions
Do solar street lights work in monsoon?
Yes if designed with enough autonomy, usually two to three nights. Ask for the stated backup days.
All-in-one or split type?
All-in-one is quick and tidy for small roads. Split suits larger lamps, shaded poles, or places where the panel needs a better angle.
How often should the battery be replaced?
Lithium batteries commonly last several years. Ask for the stated cycle life and warranty terms.