Solar Park Lighting

Leadsun’s solar led street light is a technologically versatile, off-grid sustainable lighting solution that conserves power by dimming down to 30% capacity when there is no activity. This provides enough background light to ensure security and enough low light on accessways to maintain a sense of community, rather than isolating public places in darkness. When any significant movement is detected – whether that be by a vehicle or a pedestrian entering the reserve – the unit switches to 100% output, giving enough light to identify hazards on the accessway and plenty of light to deter unwanted activity.

Our solar led street light for park lighting is controlled through wireless remote technology with an off-site wireless control that allows users to remotely monitor and configure the lighting system from anywhere in the world.

The benefits of solar park lighting:

Cost-effective solution for power conservation

Leadsun’s intelligent solar led street light for park lighting offers huge economic savings, with no in-ground cabling or expensive work crews required for installation.

Enhanced community comfort and activity

Solar landscape lighting contributes to a safer, more inviting environment, increasing the possible usage times of reserves.

Increased community safety and satisfaction

Leadsun’s solar park lighting helps to ensure greater community safety. Improved lighting creates ambient and welcoming shared community spaces with increased activity and engagement, along with decreased rates of crime.

• Huge economic advantage, with no in-ground cabling or expensive work crews required to install our intelligent solar path lights
• Installation anywhere, with incredibly fast turn-around times due to easy-to-install lowerable pole technology
• Increased usage times of reserves, contributing to a safer, healthier and more inviting environment
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Testimonials

See solar landscape lighting in action

Buchanan Park – Berwick Skate Park Lighting

With the population rising quickly in the City of Casey, most public spaces and community assets have seen a huge spike in popularity. The Berwick Skate Park within Buchanan Park is one of these popular spots, and the council identified the requirement for a lighting solution that would extend the hours of use for this asset while creating an inviting and safe environment for the locals.

Tormore Reserve Facility

As part of their Livable Streets Plan, the Knox City Council wanted to support the take-up of more walking, cycling, and exercise in their community. New concrete pathways, a basketball court, an outdoor gym, and playground were constructed at the Tormore Reserve facility, but they needed lighting.