Project Case Study

Freight Yard Solar Street Lighting in Guinea

Solar street lighting for freight yards in Guinea, with separate-panel luminaires along routes linking container stacks, warehouses and handling areas.

Project Brief

This freight yard solar street lighting proposal in Guinea specifies 1,568 sets of DEL-DS10-150 All-in-Two Solar Street Lights for freight circulation and access between storage and handling facilities. Reference photographs show container stacks, truck trailers, warehouses and parked vehicles, with separate-panel solar luminaires lining both sides of the yard route. The planned layout uses 11 m poles at 35 m intervals across a 12 m road width, with neutral 4000K lighting intended to support nighttime vehicle movement within the yard.

Location

Guinea

Application

Industrial & Logistics Lighting

Quantity

1568 Sets

Project Status

Completed

Design Requirements

Color Temperature

4000K

Road Width

12 m

Pole Height

11 m

Pole Spacing

35 m

Lighting Requirements

Double-Side Lighting

Operating Hours

12 Hours/Night

Backup Days

5–7 Rainy Days

Environment

+20°C to +35°C

Control Mode

Time Schedule

Selected Lighting solution

The DEL-DS10-150 All-in-Two Solar Street Light is specified for this freight yard proposal in Guinea. Its separate photovoltaic panel allows independent orientation along routes between container storage and warehouse facilities. Each unit combines a 150 W LED, 300 Wp monocrystalline panel, 1920 Wh LiFePO4 battery and MPPT controller. A proposed timed dimming schedule manages overnight output, subject to seasonal rainfall, container shading and freight operations.

Product Model

DEL-DS10-150

LED Power

150 W

Solar Panel

Mono 300 Wp

Battery Capacity

LiFePO4 1920 Wh

Controller

MPPT

Lighting Mode

4h 100%+4h 75%+4h 50%

Completed Projects

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Night Time View

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