Which RSE model is suitable for my lighting project?
The RSE Series includes RSE-60, RSE-100 and RSE-120 models with 6,000-15,000 lm output. The suitable model depends on road width, pole height, pole spacing, lighting requirements and local solar conditions.
What maintenance should be planned for remote lighting points?
Plan access for solar panel cleaning and periodic checks of the fixture and pole connections. Keep the model and installation location recorded for each point. For internal servicing, obtain the applicable procedure and use qualified personnel rather than opening the fixture without guidance.
How do I specify backup for periods of weak sunlight?
State the number of low-sunlight days the project needs to accommodate and the lighting hours and brightness required during that period. A rural solar street light configuration should be reviewed against these conditions and local solar availability before a backup duration is quoted.
Are all RSP models suitable for a 10m pole?
RSP-90-M and RSP-120-M have a recommended mounting range of 8–10m. RSP-60-P is listed for 6–7m. Check road coverage and the required lighting levels as well as height before choosing between the models.
Can the same RSP model be used along the whole route?
It may be suitable where the road conditions and lighting requirements are consistent. Where widths, junctions or pole heights change, divide the route into sections and review each one. Keep the model-to-location record clear if more than one configuration is used.
What should I check if the road is shaded by trees?
Photograph the proposed pole position and the surrounding trees or buildings, and note when the panel would receive direct sunlight. If the location remains shaded, consider another pole position before selecting the fixture. A larger battery does not replace the need for adequate charging energy.
Can an RSP village solar street light work without a mains connection?
The integrated panel and battery provide the fixture’s solar energy supply, so a mains feed is not required for its normal solar operation. The site still needs sufficient solar exposure and an energy configuration suited to the required lighting schedule.
Can RSG be installed on existing poles?
RSG uses a Ø76 mm pole connection. Check the actual pole dimensions and condition against the supplied mounting assembly, and confirm structural suitability for the fixture at the site. A matching diameter alone is not a complete installation approval.
How should rainy-day backup be assessed?
Provide the installation location, nightly operating hours, brightness schedule and backup requirement. Battery energy alone does not establish how many nights the system will operate: lighting demand and the solar energy available for recharging must also be considered. Ask for the operating assumptions behind any backup estimate.
Does the recommended pole spacing apply to every road?
The listed 20–40 m spacing is a reference range. Actual spacing depends on road geometry, mounting height, light distribution and the required illuminance and uniformity. Check it through the project lighting design before setting out the poles.