Project documentation and verification

Solar Lighting Projects Built Around Verifiable Requirements

Explore application scenarios for roads, industrial areas, communities, parking facilities, and demanding environments. Published claims are limited to authorized or appropriately anonymized evidence.

Evidence reviewedBefore a public project claim is released
Model-specific dataConfiguration is not generalized across products
Documented scopeAssumptions and limitations remain visible
Standard warranty: 5 yearsExtensions require written contract terms

Application library

Project scenarios, not unsupported performance claims

These examples show the documentation expected for common applications. Exact output, autonomy, wind loading, corrosion protection, and installation requirements must be confirmed for the proposed model and site.

Rural roadsSolar street lighting documentation for a rural road

Rural Road Lighting

Road width, pole height, spacing, operating profile, and local solar resource form the design basis.

Evidence pack required
IndustrialSolar street lighting documentation for an industrial road

Industrial Road Lighting

Traffic activity, mounting geometry, glare control, maintenance access, and operating hours are reviewed together.

Model data required
Smart infrastructureSmart community solar lighting documentation

Smart Community Lighting

Controls, communications, privacy responsibilities, power budget, and service boundaries require written scope.

System scope required
Urban retrofitUrban road solar lighting documentation

Urban Road Retrofit

Existing foundations, pole positions, road classification, and photometric targets are checked before selection.

Site survey required
CommercialCommercial parking solar lighting documentation

Commercial Parking Areas

Pedestrian movement, vehicle routes, camera requirements, uniformity, and dimming schedules guide the proposal.

Lighting criteria required
High powerHigh-power road solar lighting documentation

High-Power Road Applications

High output labels alone are insufficient; photometry, energy balance, structure, and thermal limits must align.

Engineering review required
Road lighting evidence package for high-wind and coastal conditions

Evidence package example

High-wind and coastal conditions

A proposal for demanding environments should state the engineering inputs rather than rely on a general weather-resistance claim.

  • Design wind speed, projected area, pole and foundation scope
  • Substrate, pretreatment, coating system, film thickness, and test method
  • Battery temperature limits, enclosure reports, and installation conditions
  • Approved drawings and model-specific structural calculations
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Project support

Questions buyers ask before approval

Answers define the review scope without promising an unverified tender outcome or applying one product claim to every project.

Do you provide DIALux support for tenders?

Model-specific calculation support can be scoped after the luminaire, road geometry, maintenance factor, and acceptance criteria are confirmed.

How are extreme-weather requirements reviewed?

Wind, temperature, corrosion, enclosure, battery, foundation, and installation inputs are reviewed for the exact proposed configuration.

What is the standard warranty?

The standard complete-system warranty is 5 years. Extended warranty is available only when specified in the PI or sales contract.

Can the system and branding be customized?

OEM/ODM scope can cover branding, packaging, controls, battery and panel configuration, subject to technical review and written approval.

Bring us the road data, not just a wattage target

Send the BOQ, drawings, location, pole height, spacing, quantity, and required operating profile.

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