60 W / 80 W · Battery inside the lamp body · 120 LM/W · IP65 · Mounting height 6–8 m
Key features
- Battery housed inside the lamp body — no separate battery box on the pole
- Panel supplied as a separate module for flexible mounting
- The separate panel can be angled for solar exposure independently of the lamp head
Description
In an all in two system the battery sits inside the lamp body and the solar panel is supplied as a separate module. That keeps the pole free of an external battery box while still allowing the panel to be positioned for the best solar exposure.
The 60 W and 80 W versions are normally used on community roads, residential streets and rural projects with mounting heights of 6–8 m. Battery capacity is sized to the required backup days at your project location — tell us where the project is and we will confirm the configuration.
Specifications
| Rated power | 60 W / 80 W |
| Battery position | Inside the lamp body |
| Efficacy | 120 LM/W |
| Ingress protection | IP65 |
| Mounting height | 6–8 m |
How an all-in-two system differs from a split system
Both arrangements are solar street lights and both keep the solar panel separate from the lamp head. The difference is where the battery and the controller live. In a split system the panel, the battery, the controller and the luminaire are four separate items, each mounted and replaced on its own. In an all-in-two light the luminaire, the battery and the controller share one sealed head, and only the panel is separate — fewer parts to mount, and no battery enclosure on the pole.
What we need to quote
Send these together and the configuration can be confirmed in one pass:
- Road width and the number of lanes to be lit
- Mounting height, pole spacing, or the poles already on site
- Lighting hours per night, and whether dimming or motion sensing is required
- Project location, and the number of consecutive cloudy days the battery has to cover
Related guides
- Split vs all-in-two solar street lights: which fits your project
- Battery autonomy: sizing for cloudy and rainy weeks
- Solar street light pole height and spacing
- Lux targets and lighting classes
- How to read a solar street light BOQ
- Making solar street light quotes comparable
Contact us with your road, pole and lighting requirements and we will confirm the configuration and pricing for your project.