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SmartSplit Solar Street Light

A solar street-light architecture with the battery housed inside the pole for a more protected and serviceable installation.

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SSL-60

Solar above. Battery protected.

A solar street-light architecture with the battery housed inside the pole for a more protected and serviceable installation.

Product specifications
Reference modelSSL-60
LED power60W
Theoretical luminous output≥9,600 lm — theoretical, not a new measured result
Solar panel baseline150W mono bifacial
Battery baselineLiFePO₄ 12.8V / 75Ah
Battery locationInside pole
Panel size (catalog)1775 × 398 mm
LED chip / CCTPhilips 3030 / 2700–6500K
Engineering & application notes9,600 lm is a theoretical calculation, not a measured photometry result. Panel and battery configuration, dimming and autonomy must be rechecked for each site. This SSL-60 page does not substitute for separate 30W or 50W project models.
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Battery inside pole

Reduce direct exposure relative to an external battery box.

Defined reference model

SSL-60 provides the technical baseline shown below.

Project energy design

Balance the lighting schedule with solar input and storage.

Applications

Roads · Parks · Schools · Remote public facilities

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SmartSplit SSL-60 Solar Street Light

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