Our All-in-One Solar Street Lights collection covers standalone LED lighting for sites without ready access to mains power. Each fixture integrates the solar panel, battery and LED into a single unit, spanning the OXFORD range (10W-50W, 60W-100W and 120W-150W) and the ATLANTIS range (80W single LED and 100W dual LED), covering a spread of light output for different area sizes.
What's included:
- OXFORD range: All In One Solar Street Light in 10W-50W, 60W-100W and 120W-150W configurations for scaling output to the area being lit
- ATLANTIS range: All in One Solar Street Light 80W and the All in One Solar Street Dual LED Light 100W, offering a dual-LED option for wider light spread
- Integrated design: solar panel, battery and LED housed in a single fixture, removing the need for separate wiring runs or trenching to a power source
Use cases:
- Remote worksites and car parks: lighting areas without mains power access, such as temporary construction site compounds
- Councils and property managers: lighting pathways, parks or outdoor amenity areas without running new underground cabling
- Construction site perimeters: improving visibility and site security overnight where power infrastructure isn't yet available
FAQs
How do I choose the right wattage for my site?
Wattage should be matched to the size of the area and the level of lighting needed — the OXFORD 10W-50W units suit smaller areas or pathways, while the higher-output 60W-150W and ATLANTIS units suit larger car parks or open work areas.
How are these lights mounted?
These are pole-mounted all-in-one fixtures; pole height and mounting hardware should be selected to suit the site and the specific fixture's mounting bracket.
How long will the light run on battery during overcast weather?
Runtime depends on the battery capacity of the specific model and the amount of sunlight the panel receives during the day, so autonomy will vary with wattage, season and local weather conditions.
Do these lights need to be connected to mains power or wired by an electrician?
No — being all-in-one solar units, they don't require a mains power connection, though installation and pole mounting should still follow the manufacturer's instructions and any relevant site electrical safety requirements.
