Project Case Study

Remote Access Road Solar Street Lighting in Somalia

Solar street lighting for remote access roads in Somalia, with separate-panel luminaires, dry scrubland and scattered buildings along unpaved routes.

Project Brief

This remote access road solar street lighting proposal in Somalia specifies 296 sets of DEL-DS10-90 All-in-Two Solar Street Lights for essential journeys and access to isolated roadside facilities. Reference photographs show an unpaved route through dry scrubland, with sparse buildings and occasional vehicles. Separate-panel solar luminaires follow one side of the road. The planned layout uses 7 m poles at 25 m intervals across a 6 m road width, with 6000K lighting intended to support nighttime movement along remote approaches.
Location

Somalia

Application

Rural & Remote Road Lighting

Quantity

296 Sets

Project Status

Completed

Design Requirements

Color Temperature

6000K

Road Width

6 m

Pole Height

7 m

Pole Spacing

25 m

Lighting Requirements

Single-Side Lighting

Operating Hours

12 Hours/Night

Backup Days

5–7 Rainy Days

Environment

+20°C to +40°C

Control Mode

Time Schedule

Selected Lighting solution

The DEL-DS10-90 All-in-Two Solar Street Light is specified for this remote access road proposal in Somalia. Its separate photovoltaic panel allows panel orientation to be adjusted independently of the LED luminaire. Each unit combines a 90 W LED, 180 Wp monocrystalline panel, 1152 Wh LiFePO4 battery and MPPT controller. A proposed timed dimming schedule manages overnight demand, subject to site-specific solar resource and lighting assessments.
Product Model

DEL-DS10-90

LED Power

90 W

Solar Panel

Mono 180 Wp

Battery Capacity

LiFePO4 1152 Wh

Controller

MPPT

Lighting Mode

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

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