URBAN & MUNICIPAL

— STREETS · NEIGHBOURHOODS · COMMUNITIES

Connecting city streets — from homes to businesses.

From residential streets to commercial avenues, explore solar street lighting shaped around the way a city moves. Each project brings road layouts, pedestrian access and local conditions into focus — with system configurations designed for the streets they serve.

ROAD WIDTHS

6–10 m

SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

All-in-One / All-in-Two

POLE HEIGHTS

5–9 m

POLE SPACING

20–30 m

Road fit

Lighting for traffic and pedestrians

Road widths, crossings and residential entrances guide the lighting design, balancing vehicle visibility with pedestrian access while accounting for roadside businesses, parked vehicles and changing street activity.

Solar balance

Power matched to local conditions

Solar panels, batteries and dimming schedules are sized together around seasonal sunshine, nearby shading and required lighting hours, balancing nightly energy demand with the solar charging available.

Site fit

Pole layouts that work on site

Mounting heights, spacing and roadside or median positions are coordinated around sidewalks, building entrances and existing utilities, with lighting calculations guiding layouts that fit the available installation space.

Service access

Maintenance planned from the start

Equipment access and pole locations are considered early, helping crews inspect and service solar street lights while accounting for parked vehicles, pedestrian routes and the daily activity around them.

From street plans to lights on site.

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

Site review & DIALux design

Review road geometry, pedestrian routes and lighting requirements, then develop a DIALux layout to assess light levels, uniformity and glare.

System & pole configuration

Coordinate solar panels, batteries and operating schedules with pole heights, brackets and foundation requirements to suit site conditions and installation constraints.

Supply & delivery planning

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

Installation & after-sales support

Provide installation guidance, controller-setting assistance and troubleshooting support, followed by warranty service and replacement-parts coordination to support maintenance after project handover.

Urban Access Road Solar Lighting in Ghana

Solar street lighting for urban access roads in Ghana, featuring roadside market stalls, small buildings and solar poles along busy district connections.

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