Solar Lighting

All-in-one flood lights and street lights: panel, battery, controller and LED in a single sealed housing. No trenching, no conduit, no electrical connection — which is usually the reason they get chosen.

A Newergy 300W solar flood light with an integrated panel

Where it goes

Typical applications

  • Yards, laneways and parking areas with no nearby power
  • Acreage driveways and gate approaches
  • Job sites and laydown yards needing temporary light
  • Farm buildings, corrals and equipment sheds
  • Pathways and signage on rural properties

On specifications

We would rather send you the current datasheet than publish numbers on a web page that drift out of date as models change. Tell us the application and we will come back with the model, the specification sheet and the price against your actual conditions.

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Getting it right

What to settle before you buy

Solar equipment fails far more often from being specified wrong than from being built badly. These are the questions worth answering first — whoever you end up buying from.

01

Winter is the design case

Anything sold on southern performance figures will disappoint here. What matters in a Canadian winter is short December days, low sun angle, snow sitting on the panel, and cold battery chemistry. Fixtures should be specified for the worst month at your latitude, not the average one.

02

Mounting angle earns its keep

A panel tilted steeply sheds snow and catches a low winter sun. A flat-mounted panel does neither. On a solar fixture the bracket is a performance component, not a bracket.

03

Sensor behaviour

Dusk-to-dawn, motion-triggered, or dimmed-then-boosted all draw very differently from the same battery. Decide how the light should behave before deciding how big it needs to be.

04

Sealing rating

Outdoor fixtures here see driven snow, meltwater and a wide temperature swing in a single day. The ingress rating on the housing is worth reading rather than assuming.

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Enquiry

Tell us the application

Where it is going, what it has to do, and what power is available nearby. That is enough for us to come back with a model and a price.

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