How high should the solar street light be installed from the ground

How to determine the installation height of solar street lights?

In determining the installation height of solar street lights, if the height of the lamp poles is between 3 to 4m, the formula H≥0.5R can be used. Here, R is the radius of the illumination area, and H is the height of the street light pole.

How high should street lights be installed?

Rural roads: Heights of 6m or more, with an installation distance of 25-30m. Additional street lights should be installed at corners to avoid blind spots; Four-lane roads or main traffic arteries: Height of 8-12m, with axial symmetric illumination, and an installation distance of 30~50m.

What is the spacing between solar street lights?

For light poles over 10m in height, the general formula is the spacing between lights = pole height × 3. Additionally, for solar street lights with an 8m pole, the spacing between lights should be 25-30m using cross illumination. This method is suitable for roads that are 10-15m wide.

How to install solar street lights?

To install solar street lights, the height must be determined according to the surrounding trees. The principle is to ensure good lighting so that solar panels can better absorb light energy. If the tree is low, the height of the light pole can be higher than the tree.

How wide should solar street lights be?

This method is suitable for roads that are 10-15m wide. For solar street lights with a 12m pole, the longitudinal spacing between lights should be 30-50m with symmetric illumination, and road illumination width needs to exceed 15m.

What lighting standards should you know before installing solar street lights?

This article will introduce some of the essential lighting standards you need to be aware of before you go about installing solar street lights. If you’re installing public lighting, the Australian Standard you need to have an understanding of is AS1158.3.1. This Standard lays out the lighting levels needed in particular spaces.