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Are solar street lights energy independent?

Become energy independent today with Sun-Lite. Our solar street lights use the latest LED lighting technologies to guarantee a longer lifespan for your road lighting. They also operate well in cold temperatures, making them the perfect choice for outdoor lighting.

Where can I use solar street lighting in the UK?

With the largest selection of solar street, car park and general area lighting systems in the UK, we have lighting for all applications. Typical applications include streets, roadways, car parks, general outdoor areas, playgrounds, storage yards, footpaths, multi use games areas (MUGA), BMX pump tracks, horse riding arenas and such like.

Are solar street lights a good choice?

Our solar street lights use the latest LED lighting technologies to guarantee a longer lifespan for your road lighting. They also operate well in cold temperatures, making them the perfect choice for outdoor lighting. Also, unlike traditional lighting, LEDs emit almost no heat, making them safer to change and more energy efficient.

Should you invest in solar street lights?

We have the solution: off-the-grid street lighting. By investing in solar street lights with Sun-Lite Solar, you can cut all ties to the National Grid. Instead, you can generate, store and deliver your own renewable energy. What’s more, if your solar panels produce excess energy on a particularly sunny day, this will be stored inside the batteries.

How much power does a solar street light need?

This solar street light can be supplied with your choice of LED power. Luminaire power ranges from 30W up to 150W, an appropriate sized power system will be supplied with the system. This state-of-the-art lighting system is ideal for streets, car parks, open areas, public areas etc. Choice of column..

How do solar street lights work?

Our Sun-Lite solar street lights use LED lighting technology with solar panels that absorb enough energy, no matter the season. Each solar panel is made up of multiple photovoltaic cells. The energy generation process starts with these cells converting solar energy from natural sunlight into electrical energy.