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100w all in one solar street light for Zambia project,installation height is 8m, order quantity is 30pcs,recommended specifications as customer's installation height, working mode is light control,thanks so much from our customer feedbackFor a 100W all-in-one solar street light, with an installation height of 8 meters, tailored for our project in Zambia, here are the recommended specifications and considerations:         Specifications: 1. Light Power: 100W2. Lumens Output: Approximately 10,000-12,000 lumens 3. Solar Panel: High-efficiency monocrystalline solar panels with around 18-22V, and 120-160W power rating.4. Battery: High-capacity lithium-ion or lithium iron phosphate battery (LiFePO4), typically around 60-80Ah for longer backup and lifespan.5. Controller: Intelligent MPPT controller for efficient charging and battery management.6. Material: Durable, high-quality material aluminum alloy for the housing to withstand various weather conditions.7. Mounting Height: Ideal for installation at 8 meters.8. Pole Diameter Compatibility: Ensure the light fits the pole diameter for customer’s existing infrastructure.9. Working Mode: Light control – the light automatically turns on at dusk and off at dawn.(the normal working mod is Light control and motion sensor)10. Waterproof Rating: IP65 or higher for robust environmental protection.11. Operating Temperature: Should accommodate the typical temperature range in Zambia, usually -20°C to 60°C.12. Warranty: Generally, a warranty 3 years. Key Features: 1. Integrated Design: Simplifies installation and reduces maintenance, with the solar panel, battery, LED light, and controller all in one unit.2. Brightness and Efficiency: High-lumen LED chips ensure bright illumination while being energy efficient.3. Long Battery Life: Ensures the lights remain operational throughout the night, even on cloudy days.4. Dusk to Dawn Operation: Automated light control for seamless, hands-off operation.5. Heat Dissipation: Enhanced heat dissipation design prevents overheating and extends the lifespan of the light components. Recommendations: · Pole Height: 8 meters is suitable for broad, even illumination on garden paths and town roads.· Light Distribution: Make sure the lights are spaced correctly (generally 25-30 meters apart) to ensure adequate lighting coverage without dark spots.· Quality Assurance: Ensure the supplier provides comprehensive product testing one by one before shipment Installation Considerations: · Foundation Strength: Ensure the light poles are installed on a stable and strong foundation, considering 8 meters is a significant height.· Secure Mounting: Proper mounting hardware should be used to secure the lights firmly on the poles.· Orientation: Solar panels should be oriented to capture maximum sunlight, typically facing the equator. Customer Feedback: Customers often appreciate the good performance. The high efficiency and reliability of these solar street lights can greatly enhance public safety and convenience in areas with inconsistent utility power. This Order quantity is 30 pieces, it's also advisable to negotiate with us for a bulk purchase discount and possibly extended support for installation if needed. For further assistance or if you require detailed quotations, contacting LitelSolar directly will ensure you get the most accurate and tailored advice. 

When choosing solar street lights for your pathway project, there are several factors that you should consider: Brightness: Make sure the solar street light has adequate brightness to illuminate the pathway properly.Battery capacity: The solar street light should have a battery with enough capacity to store energy for several nights in case of cloudy days.Durability: Choose a solar street light that is made with high-quality materials and can withstand harsh weather conditions.Solar panel efficiency: The efficiency of the solar panel is important when selecting a solar street light. Choose models with a high conversion rate.Timing control: Street lights with timed controls will provide a better service by enhancing energy efficiency and reducing energy wastage.Motion sensors: Some solar street lights come with motion sensors, which improve safety and security in the pathway projects.Design: Lastly, it is essential to choose a solar street light that matches the design and style of the landscape.

When it comes to installing light poles, you will need to plan ahead, and make sure to stick to your budget. With the help of a professional light expert, you will be able to figure out exactly how many poles you will need to install for your project. Once you have the number of poles determined, the next step will be figuring out what material to use. As we mentioned earlier, aluminum tends to be more expensive than steel, and wooden poles require more work to weatherproof the wiring, so you will need to consider the cost required to install the type of pole you need for your project. In addition, if you have particularly high light poles, you should make room in your budget for the more costly lifts required for installation at the top. What is involved in the installation process? According to many cost estimates, a budget for installation should include the costs for local materials, delivery to job site, labor and equipment charges to install the pole and in some cases minimum hourly charges that are commonly included for small jobs. And don’t forget electrical is going to need to be run to pole which can mean trenching to install cable. Make sure you get with an experienced contractor to figure out your costs per pole and figure out if there are any restrictions as to the type of pole or locations for the poles for your application. Steel anchor mounted poles are the most common and cost effective in the long run, but make sure you cover all your bases when it comes to planning a pole install. Pole locations make a big effect on your light plan, so work with your contractor and lighting expert to get everything together and make sure you are happy with the final product. 

Besides the different materials available for light poles, there are also different shapes and installation types. For example, light poles can be either square or round. Square poles allow for more fixture mounting options, because of the flat surface, but many lighting fixtures now have different tenon adapters and accessories that make mounting lights easy on either square or round poles. Additionally, there are options for burial mounts, which require deep holes to be dug for installation, and anchor mounts, which are mounted directly to a concrete base. Choosing which mounting option is right for you depends mostly on your location. Some areas do not allow for deep holes to be dug, so an anchor mount is the only one that makes sense. An engineer will also need to be consulted to determine the proper burial depth based on the type of pole (burial or anchored) along with other factors such as soil type, soil frost depth in colder climates among things. If you do not have a engineer working on your project, the next best option would be to contact your city or county engineer for guidance on pole depth. A light pole spec sheet will have some information on install, but depth and concrete base design can only be accurately determined by an engineer that knows the specifics for that location.  When selecting which type of pole to choose for your project, you will want to take into consideration a number of other factors as well. For example, you should consider what the experts call corrosion performance. Light poles move slightly with wind, and that movement can cause the protective paint on the outer layer of the light poles to fail sooner than expected. Metal coatings can be applied to improve the corrosion resistance on steel or aluminum poles, but that can also affect the fatigue life of the pole as well. Again, we highly recommend you consult with a lighting expert in order to determine which material and mounting option is best for you.