Outdoor Lighting Products for Project Selection

Choose a lighting product family by power availability, road or area layout, control needs and maintenance access. Explore the relevant system path before reviewing the configuration and documents for your project.

Start with your project

Share what you know; detailed inputs can follow during configuration review.

01 Location02 Application03 Power availability04 Known layout or mounting details
PRODUCT FAMILIES

Choose Your Product Family

Start with the task your lighting system must perform. Smart controls can be added to solar or grid-powered lighting; the paths below guide different configuration decisions.

Solar Street Light Systems

For locations where grid power is unavailable or impractical. Review solar resource, operating hours, autonomy and component access before choosing the system architecture.
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LED Street Lights

For grid-powered roads and retrofit projects. Review road geometry, mounting conditions, optics, supply voltage and maintenance requirements.
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Smart Lighting Systems

For AC road lighting and retrofit projects requiring dimming, monitoring or fault reporting. Check controller compatibility, communication coverage and platform operation. For solar-powered smart lighting, start with Solar Street Light Systems.
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High Mast Lighting

For large areas requiring elevated lighting and coordinated coverage. Review area layout, glare, structural conditions and safe maintenance access.
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Lighting Poles & Arms

For projects needing compatible mounting and structural support. Review pole and arm geometry, luminaire loads, exposure and foundation coordination.
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LED Floodlights

For directed area lighting on yards, parking areas or other outdoor spaces. Review beam distribution, mounting position, glare and power availability.
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Which Solar Architecture Should You Investigate?

Architecture affects installation, component positioning and service access. Review the selected model’s battery arrangement and mounting details rather than choosing by wattage alone.

Any architecture still needs a matched lighting and energy configuration for the site.

All-in-One

An integrated lighting unit can simplify component installation. Check how the unit is oriented and accessed for service in the selected configuration.

All-in-Two

A separate solar panel can provide more positioning flexibility. Confirm the battery housing, panel bracket and pole loads for the selected model.

Split

A separated component arrangement allows additional layout choices. Review battery access, wiring routes, mounting interfaces and civil coordination.

Quick Product Selection Matrix

Use this comparison to narrow the product path. Final configurations and document availability depend on the selected model and project requirements.

Product family selection comparison
Product FamilyPower / System TypeTypical Project ContextKey InputsMaintenance / Structural ConsiderationsEngineering / Document Support
Solar Street Light SystemsOff-grid solar systemRoads; public areas with limited grid accessSolar resource; runtime; layout; autonomy targetComponent access; panel loading; battery arrangementMatched photometry; configuration sheet; mounting drawings
LED Street LightsGrid-powered luminaireRoads; retrofit and replacementVoltage; road geometry; mounting; opticsDriver access; surge/dimming interfaces; existing polesDatasheet; IES/LDT; layout calculation
Smart Lighting SystemsControls layer over a defined power systemCoordinated dimming and monitoringNetwork; control scope; operation responsibilityNode/controller compatibility; service ownershipSystem/control notes; selected-device documentation
High Mast LightingMast and area luminairesLarge open areas; parking and logisticsLayout; lighting targets; glare; site conditionsStructure/foundation review; safe access or loweringPhotometry; mast drawings; project-specific structural review
Lighting Poles & ArmsStructural mounting systemNew mounting; pole/arm replacementGeometry; equipment loads; exposureConnection interfaces; corrosion; foundation coordinationPole/arm drawings; anchor and foundation coordination
LED FloodlightsDirected area luminaire; confirm powerYards; parking; selected outdoor areasBeam; aiming; mounting; glareBracket access; cable route; equipment loadingDatasheet; photometry; mounting details
Quick Answer: Match the product to the project’s power source and lighting task: solar street lights for off-grid roads, LED street lights for grid-powered roads, and high mast or floodlighting for large areas. Smart controls and pole structures can be specified as separate project requirements. More detailed technical inputs can follow.

What Determines Product Selection?

Once you have shortlisted a product family, confirm the project conditions that affect lighting performance, installation and maintenance. Rated wattage alone cannot establish road coverage, solar autonomy or structural suitability. Use the five factors below to guide model and document review.

Lighting task and layout
Road width or area geometry, mounting height, spacing and lighting targets guide luminaire and optical choices. Relevant to road and area lighting.
Power and operating profile
Confirm the supply and operating hours. For solar systems, also review solar conditions, dimming and the autonomy target.
Controls and maintenance
Define monitoring or dimming needs, service access and who will maintain the equipment. Smart projects also need network and operation responsibilities.
Structure and installation
Review pole, arm, mounting and foundation interfaces. Wind and other structural inputs require project-specific engineering where relevant.
Procurement and documents
Identify the documents required for the current review stage. Photometry, drawings, test reports and compliance evidence must match the selected configuration.

You do not need every detail to start an enquiry. Share the project location, application, power availability and any drawings or known dimensions; missing inputs can be clarified during review.

PRODUCT-SELECTION DOCUMENT PATHS

Engineering & Tender Documents

Follow the relevant document path for product selection, layout calculation or tender review. Files are confirmed against the product configuration and the project’s document stage.

Reference polar intensity distribution chart from product source material; model-specific IES or LDT verification required

IES / LDT Files

For photometric review, beam verification and lighting simulation inputs.
DIALux layout plans and visual outputs for street lighting submission

DIALux / Relux Report

For layout, illuminance, uniformity and project lighting review.
Source outline drawing detail for the S-AIO-HC 120W luminaire with dimensions

Datasheets & Drawings

For model confirmation, dimensions and technical submittals.
Sunlurio BOQ review checklist showing lighting project scope and technical input checks

BOQ & Tender Review

For specification alignment, quantity review and tender coordination.

Configuration-specific test reports, compliance records and project document packs are supplied through request and review where applicable. No public download is implied.

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Selected Project References

These references illustrate different product paths. Each project has its own configuration and delivery scope.

Togo road and highway solar street lighting project with solar street lights along a wide roadway
TOGO

Togo — Solar Road Lighting

All-in-Two solar lighting supplied for road and highway projects.
Enhanced road lighting night scene for street light project reference
ETHIOPIA

Ethiopia — Smart Lighting

Smart lighting poles combining road and pedestrian lighting with central CMS monitoring.
High mast lighting project reference in Cambodia for yard and large area lighting review
CAMBODIA

Cambodia — High Mast Lighting

Motorized high mast lighting supplied for a municipal parking-area project.

Manufacturing & Quality for Project Supply

Configuration review, inspection and shipment preparation support controlled project supply.

35,000 m²

Manufacturing Base
Yangzhou, China

Approx. 400

Employees
Manufacturing & Project-Supply System

8+

Production Lines
Lighting Products & System Integration
Manufacturing Base — Yangzhou, China. Scale indicators refer to the manufacturing and project-supply system.
Solar street light components matched for project configuration before production

Configuration Control

Product family and project configuration are reviewed before production.
Lighting product testing and quality control checkpoint before shipment

Inspection & Traceability

Inspection, testing and project-supply checks support controlled handover.
LED street light packaging and shipment preparation for project delivery

Export Packing & Delivery

Packing, labeling and shipment preparation are coordinated for project delivery.

Product Selection Questions

Common selection and document questions before quotation, BOQ matching, lighting simulation, and tender review.
Compare component positioning, installation and service access, then review the lighting and energy configuration for the site. The architecture alone does not establish performance or autonomy.
Share the BOQ, drawings or technical specification for product-path and document review. Final matching depends on confirmed inputs and any required clarifications.
Share the application, layout or dimensions, mounting details and any lighting targets you have. The calculation should use photometric data matched to the proposed luminaire configuration.
No. Optical distribution, layout, operating profile and installation conditions also affect the choice; solar systems additionally need a matched energy design.
High mast lighting, LED floodlights or a combination of mounting structures and luminaires may be appropriate. Area geometry, glare, coverage, maintenance and structural requirements determine the path.
Datasheets, photometry, product or pole drawings and other documents can be reviewed where applicable. Foundation references and compliance records must match the configuration and project scope; availability is confirmed through review.

Request Project Configuration Support

Share your project location, application, power availability and any drawings or requirements you have. We can help identify the product path and the next configuration or document review.

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We’ll review the suitable configuration and supply scope for your project.

Request a Project Document Pack

Share your project location, road width, pole height, spacing, working hours, backup days, and required documents. Our team can help prepare configuration guidance, datasheets, IES/LDT files, DIALux support when applicable, drawings, and BOQ matching notes.