Applications
Our industry-leading SMART solar lighting solutions are suitable for a wide range of public and urban lighting applications including street lighting, road lights for road safety (pedestrian crossings, speed humps, accident black spots and driveways), path lighting, car park lighting, park lighting (recreation reserves, playgrounds etc), mining lighting, temporary solar lighting and more.
Solar Street Lights
Solar street lights for residential streets, housing estates, retirement villages and caravan parks.
Road Lights
Road safety lights for pedestrian crossings, intersections, speed humps and accident black spots.Car Park Lighting
Solar car park lighting solutions for car parks of all shapes and sizes.Pathway Lighting
Solar pathway lights for footpaths, trails, shared paths and bicycle paths.Park Lighting
Solar park lighting for parks, reserves, playgrounds and recreation spaces.Temporary Lights
Temporary solar lighting for construction sites, events and festivals.Applications
Our industry-leading SMART solar lighting solutions are suitable for a wide range of public and urban lighting applications including street lighting, road lights for road safety (pedestrian crossings, speed humps, accident black spots and driveways), path lighting, car park lighting, park lighting (recreation reserves, playgrounds etc), mining lighting, temporary solar lighting and more.
Solar street lights for residential streets, housing estates, retirement villages and caravan parks.
Road safety lights for pedestrian crossings, intersections, speed humps and accident black spots.
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Part 2 Candidate locations for public lighting focuses on applications not covered by streetlights i.e. pathways, car parks and recreation (parks and open spaces).
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Shine a Light – Educational eBooks
The Shine a Light educational series presents independent evidence-based research considering why, where, how and what appropriate public lighting is needed in areas not covered by streetlights.
