Solar street lights — split-panel and all-in-one, 25 W to 100 W panels

Read the panel and the battery, not the model name

The wattage in these model names is the factory's series designation. It is not a measured luminaire wattage, and on the all-in-one series it is much larger than the electrical figures next to it.

The two numbers that decide whether a light survives a cloudy week are printed for every model below: the solar panel rating and the battery capacity. Size those against your site's winter sun hours and your required hours of darkness. If you tell us the country, the road width and the hours you need, we will ask the factory which model they stand behind for that duty and come back with the answer.

No measured lumen output or LM-79 report has been supplied for these models. Until one is, treat the LED counts below as a build description, not a light-output claim — and request the figure for the model you shortlist.

Split-panel or all-in-one

Split-panel series — Classic, Flying Eagle, Wide Angle and Flat Panel — mount the photovoltaic panel separately from the lamp head on a pole arm. You can tilt the panel to the right angle for your latitude, which matters above about 30° north or south. The lamp bodies are die-cast aluminium, ABS or 6063 aluminium depending on series.

All-in-one series puts panel, battery, controller and LEDs in one ABS bar. It installs in a single lift with two bolts, which is why it wins on labour cost across a large rollout. The trade-off is a fixed panel angle and a battery you cannot service separately.

What the price includes

The factory's quotation for the split-panel series covers the lamp, the mounting arm, the remote control, the fixing screws and the bracket plate. A pole clamp is a separate line and is quoted on request. Poles are not included in any price on this page.

Prices are for the factory's standard packing and exclude freight and Chinese VAT. A VAT invoice is available and changes the price; ask for it on the enquiry if your import route needs one.

Solar street lights with a camera

Three models pair a solar light with a wireless camera in one housing, for perimeters and yards where running power and data to a pole is the expensive part. They are listed below with their battery and panel figures. Camera resolution, recording and network behaviour are quoted per model — ask us and we will get the factory's written specification rather than repeat the packaging.

Every street-light model

Grouped by series. Prices are indicative and in USD; the MOQ shown is the factory's standard export pack, and order minimums are confirmed on the quotation.

All-in-one series 1

All-in-one series 2

All-in-one series 3

All-in-one series 4

All-in-one series 5

All-in-one series 6

Classic Xiaojindou series 1

Classic Xiaojindou series 2

Flat Panel series 1

Flat Panel series 2

Flying Eagle series 1

Wide Angle series 1

Wide Angle series 2