4.7 meters
20 to 30W
100Wp
0 emissions
Monitoring
4.7 meters
20 to 30W
100Wp
0 emissions
Monitoring
4,7 meters
20 to 30W
100Wp
0 emissions
Monitoring
3 to 6 meters
25 to 50 W
80 Wp
0 emissions
Presence detector
Adequate lighting of a cycle and pedestrian lanes between towns is essential to promote the safety of both cyclists and pedestrians. Safety then promotes austainable mobility and reduces the risks of accidents.
Why they are ideal for bike lanes
The lighting of a bicycle-pedestrian lane between urban areas is essential to ensure the safety of cyclists and pedestrians using this type of path, especially during hours of darkness. Lighting cycle paths with solar street lamps is a sustainable, cost-effective, and secure option that benefits both the environment and the community. Covimed street lamps harness solar energy to illuminate the night, thus contributing to cost and carbon emission reduction, as well as improving the safety and quality of life for those using the cycle paths.
Cutting-edge technology
COVIMED SOLAR solar street lights represent cutting-edge technology that harnesses solar energy efficiently and sustainably to provide urban lighting. The combination of advanced solar panels, LiFeP04 storage batteries, intelligent control and versatile design makes them an effective solution to reduce energy consumption and promote a more sustainable and green urban environment. These streetlights are an example of how technology can be used to address current challenges and improve the quality of life in our cities and towns. Coupled with these technological advances, streetlights can develop different compatible uses, such as installation of surveillance cameras, Wi-Fi points, hybrid network/solar connection, intelligent sensor,…
The lifespan of the LiFePO4 lithium batteries in COVIMED streetlights is approximately 6 to 8 years, depending on operating conditions and maintenance.
The same regulations regarding roadway lighting efficiency, safety, and poles apply, in addition to the specific regulations for the specific components (solar panel, battery, etc.).
A solar streetlight has more components than a regular streetlight (solar panel, battery, controller, luminaire, etc.), making it more expensive. However, for a specific project, as it does not require wiring, trenches, electrical transformers, etc., it reduces the project cost and the necessary civil work.
COVIMED SOLAR has standard solar streetlights for a multitude of uses or projects, but as we are manufacturers, we also make streetlights based on the client's requirements (height, LED power, color temperature,…)
