What is the standard distance between solar street lights?

The installation spacing of solar street lights is related to the width of your road surface, the height of the lamp pole, the size of the light source, and the light mode, depending on the specific lighting requirements. 

Generally, where solar street lights are used, the distance is about 20 meters or 25 meters. 

If the distance is greater, the light between the two lights cannot be well connected. 

So how to determine the distance between solar street lights?

How to choosethe height of solar street light pole and light source?

The layout of solar street lights

Generally, the following three lighting methods are used when lighting the lights: single-sided lighting, cross lighting on both sides, and symmetric lighting on both sides. 

Special roads such as crossroads, T-shaped intersections and bends can be deployed according to actual conditions. If lighting is required for both motorized and non-motorized lanes, one-sided or two-sided two-way lighting can be used.

5m solar street lamp installation spacing

5m solar street lights generally use 30W cut-off light source, if only installed with a distance of 14-15 meters.

6m solar street lamp installation spacing

6m solar street lights generally use 40W cut-off light source, if only installed with a distance of 16-18 meters.

7m solar street lamp installation spacing

7m solar street lights generally use 60W cut-off light source, if only installed with a distance of 18-20 meters.

8m solar street lamp installation spacing

8m solar street lights generally use 70W cut-off light source, if only the installation distance is 18-20 meters.

9m solar street lamp installation spacing

9m solar street lights generally use 90W cut-off light source, if only the installation distance is 18-20 meters.

10m solar street lamp installation spacing

10m solar street lights generally use 100W cut-off light source, if only the installation distance is 20-25 meters.