SEPCO’s solar powered street lighting systems are an efficient means to provide lighting without the need for standard utility power. Every system provides cost savings by eliminating the need to trench standard electric wires for installation and providing no electric bill for the life of the system. Solar street lights have been installed on highways, freeways, neighborhood streets, rural roads, etc. and provide security, sustainability and an overall green image.
Every SEPCO solar powered street lighting system comes complete with a self-contained solar power assembly sized to run the specified solar light fixture as per the requirements set by the customer. Our team designs each system by the power consumed by the fixture and available sun provided by the geographical location of installation. The battery backup provides a minimum of five days autonomy for extended battery life and takes into account local weather conditions.
Every Self-Contained Solar Power Assembly Features:
Please visit our Solar Power Assembly section for additional details and specifications.
Various style fixtures are available from standard Cobrahead fixtures to architectural style fixtures. Each fixture provides the needed lighting levels and distribution pattern to provide the perfect lighting solution to meet the requirements of the application.
Features Include:
Recommended Fixtures:
Contact us today to have one of our solar lighting specialists walk you through the steps.
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