SOLAR ROADGUIDE / PARK GOLF

Solar RoadGuide · Park Golf

Solar RoadGuide low-level park golf course guidance lighting uses independent solar power and low-level light distribution to illuminate course boundaries and key playing areas.

PARK GOLF · PUBLIC SPORTS FACILITIES

Sustainable park golf.
Powered by solar energy.

Blending with nature by day, lighting citizens’ leisure time by night.

Independent solar operation

Reduces reliance on grid power with independent charging and lighting.

Sustainable public facilities

Solar-based energy for sustainable facility operation.

Improved course visibility

Improved visibility across fairways and key playing areas.

Phased deployment

Begin with priority areas and expand as the operating plan develops.

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Product image extracted from page 2 of the supplied Park Golf catalog.

Solar panel · Low-level optics
Robust metal body

LED POWER15W

SOLAR PANEL50W

15W is LED power; 50W is the solar panel rating.

Park Golf catalog REV.1.0 specifications
Product name	Solar RoadGuide
LED power	15W High-Brightness LED
LED brand	Bridgelux
Color temperature / luminous flux	5,700K / 2,800lm
Light distribution	70° × 150°, Tilt 30°
Solar panel	50W / 18V
Battery	12V 25Ah / 300Wh
Controller	MPPT (maximum power point tracking) / constant-current drive · dimming
Operating time*	Based on 10 hours of operation; 3–5 cloudy days*
Ingress protection	IP65
Materials	Aluminum & 304 stainless steel
Mounting	Surface-Mounted / Pole / Spike

Power ratings and operating-time noteLED power is 15W; 50W refers to the solar panel rating. *Operating time is the value stated in the supplied catalog. Installation position, spacing and brightness vary with site conditions; a site survey and lighting review are recommended before final installation.

WHY SOLAR ROADGUIDE

A solar-powered solution for park golf.

Renewable solar energy

Solar energy collected during the day is stored for nighttime lighting.

Course brightness and visibility

Designed to illuminate fairways, areas around holes and key playing sections.

Extended facility use

Supports extended operating hours for public sports facilities.

Low-level landscape integration

A low-level design blends with courses and landscaping without tall lighting towers.

Phased installation

Start with priority sections and expand in line with the operating plan.

Site-specific layout

Review layouts against course geometry, trees, terrain and target brightness.

Application locations

Fairway and rough boundaries
Tee-ground entrances
Approaches around holes
Walking and circulation routes
Links between the management building and parking areas
Riverside and park perimeters

Review points compared with conventional electric lighting

Energy, installation, operation and expansion review
Energy	Independent solar power
Installation	Reduced long-distance cabling and excavation requirements
Operation	Phased implementation from priority areas
Expansion	Additional installation aligned with course operations

Position, spacing and brightness depend on the course and site conditions. A site survey and lighting review are recommended before final installation.

CATALOG · REV.1.0 · KR