TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

— PORTS · AIRPORTS · STATIONS

Keeping transport connected — from ports to stations.

From port roads to station approaches, explore solar street lighting shaped around the routes that keep transport moving. Each project brings passenger access, freight traffic and site conditions into focus — with system configurations designed for busy transport facilities.

ROAD WIDTHS

7–12 m

SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

All-in-One / All-in-Two

POLE HEIGHTS

6–11 m

POLE SPACING

22–35 m

Traffic access

Lighting for roads and hubs

Access roads, station entrances and pickup areas guide the lighting design. Layouts consider buses, trucks and people to support evening movement through transport sites.

Energy balance

Power matched to night hours

Solar panels, batteries and dimming schedules are matched to local sunshine. Energy sizing considers site shading and the lighting hours needed for passenger and freight traffic.

Layout planning

Poles placed to fit the site

Pole heights, spacing and positions follow access roads and terminal routes. Layouts account for vehicle turns, covered bays and roadside space while keeping travel routes clear.

Service access

Access for routine servicing

Pole positions and component access are reviewed early. Service planning considers traffic schedules, work areas and crew access to help maintain lights around daily operations.

From transport routes to lights on site.

Share your site drawings, traffic routes and lighting requirements. We bring together DIALux design, solar street light configurations and pole layouts, then coordinate supply and delivery around transport operations — with guidance during installation and support after handover.

Site review & DIALux design

Review access roads, terminal entrances and passenger routes, then develop a DIALux layout to assess lighting coverage for vehicle and pedestrian movement.

System & pole configuration

Coordinate solar panels, batteries and lighting schedules with pole heights, brackets and foundation requirements, accounting for site shading and vehicle clearance.

Supply & delivery planning

Confirm equipment specifications, quantities and shipment schedules, coordinating delivery stages with site access, traffic schedules and the contractor’s planned installation sequence.

Installation & after-sales support

Provide installation guidance, controller-setting assistance and troubleshooting support, followed by warranty service and spare-parts coordination to support maintenance around daily transport operations.

Transport Hub Solar Street Lighting in Guyana

Solar street lighting for transport hubs in Guyana, with integrated luminaires along roads serving minibuses, passenger pickup areas and nearby parking.

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